The Yale expositor., 1916-02-24

the week.
Mrs. Chas. Richardson, Mrs. X. b.
Lothian and little child are at Ann
this week.
VIM. ii. Learmont transacted bust
ness at Metamora and Croswell the
past week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hill
lock in Yale, on saturday, Feb. 10Th,
1916, son.
Dennis Windsor, of Melvin, called on
y ale friends between trains Saturday
morning last.
Geo. Cavanagh is travelling through
the Thumb at present, representing a
film company.
The rural carriers did not go out on
Tuesday. Washington's birthday gave
them holiday.
Yale was we'll represented at "The
Birth of Nation" produced at Port
Huron last week.
Hutton's Yale Orchestra furnished
the music at party in Brown City on
Tuesday evening.
Born to the wife of Calvin Russell.
of Greenwood township, on Friday,
Feb. lS, 1916, son.
When you are in Mr.. Taylor's store
on Saturday, March 4th, look over the
rummage counter.
Jesse Lane, wife and daughter, of
Port Huron, visited friends and rela-
tives in Yale Tuesday.
j. A. Menzies attended the annual
meeting of the Thumb Racing Circuit
at Port Huron Monday.
i Id
evening from a few days visit with
relatives in Port Huron.
Snow storm last Friday accompanied
by high winds. Sleighing not very good
in places on the highway.
Chauncey Kelley left for Saginaw
this morning to spend few days at
tending the wild life show.
John z. Livington, of Baden, Ont,
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
James McColl over Sunday.
Half of the extra six weeks of win
ter weather is gone. Here's hoping the
last three weeks will be milder.
Mrs. Farrand Ballentine of Port HUI
ron, is spending couple of weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Helen Reid.
Mrs. Simon Rooney and granddaugh-
ter, Fay Tumble, of Brown City, Wis.
tied Yale relatives the latter part of
last week.
Earl Metcalf is in the hospital at AL.
mont where he was operated on today
for growth on the stomach. He is
getting along nicely.
The annual l. Oh oyster supper at
West Brockway last Tuesday evening
was largely attended and a good time
was had by all present.
Joe Williams, of Detroit, was in Yale
the latter part of last week calling on
relatives and friends. His foot, which
was injured short time ago, is healed
but rather tender yet to walk on. Mrs.
Williams is home from the hospital and
improving nicely which is good news
to her many friends here.
Ralph Parkinson Simpson is the name
of the new born son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Simpson which arrived at their
home in st. Petersburg, Florida, last
Friday, Feb. 18th. Weight 9 lbs. Mr..
and Mrs. Il, Ii. Parkinson are receiving
congratulations as grandpa and grand.
ma. They are jubilant over their first
grand child.
The mid-winter meeting of the Mich
| igan Pioneer and Historical Society
will be held in the High School build
ing at Petoskey on Thursday and Fri
day, February 24-25, 1915. The Society
will be the guests of the Emmett coun.
! ty Historical society. Papers will be
given by HIS. Babcock, Petoskey; Judge
Thos. Linehan of Barbor Springs; Rev
Francis X Barth of Escanaba; WI.
jerks of Port Huron; Adam Strohm,
Librarian Detroit Public Library; John
q. Wright, Harbor Springs, and others.
Macbeth class of sixteen boys with
Rev. K. II. Bradfield as teacher, did
themselves proud when they gave an
elegant supper to the public on Tues:
day evening this week in the dining
room of the Presbyterian church. The
room and tables were prettily decorated
with flags and bunting in honor of
Wahsington's birthday. The boys
mothers of course, helped in giving the
supper, and everybody who ate had
nothing but praise for the meal. About
twenty-five dollars was raised which
goes into the fund the boys have start
ed for camping trip next summer.
This week the publisher of the Ex-
| positor received box of oranges and
grape fruit from our old friend and
fellow townsman John H. Holmes,
who, with his wife, Is soj0urning in
Florida. The fruit reached here i'm
| fine condition and our family feels very
| grateful to Mr.. Holmes for his thought.
| fulness. In card notifying us OF its
shipment we are instructed to "eat il I'm
| Remembrance of the good old summer
time" We are doing so and enjoying
the pleasures to its fullest extent Mr..
and Mrs. Holmes are at Jacksonville
and have been there since Feb. 1st
some time ago they made the trip from
Detroit to Brunswick, Ca, by automo-
I lille and on To JaokeOnvillp