The Yale expositor., 1916-05-18

Mia Holden has returned from the
winters stay in London, Ont.
VIM. r.. Mac Donald, of Port Huron,
is In Yale today on business.
Bessie Grimes of Attention, visited
her sister, Mrs. Grant Holden the past
week.
Mrs. NJ. M. BOwles has been in De-
troit the past week on visit to her son
Charley.
John Gardner and family expect to
move TO Gladwin soon where they will
make their home.
Donna Mclaughlin is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Andrews at st. Louis,
Mich, for week.
Bertha Clyne gave dinner party to
several of her girl friends on Wednes-
day, celebrating her 18th birthday.
David ID. Martin, of Port Huron,
register of deeds of this county, was a
pleasant caller at the Expositor office
last Friday.
| Mrs. W. A. Woodruff was called to
| Burton, Nhiawasse county, Wednesday
on account of the serious illness of
her mother.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give a banquet for the actors in
the play "Civh service" tomorrow, Fri
day evening in the diningroom Of the
church.
Mrs. Frank Andreae's mother, Mrs.
Mckenzie and sister, Mrs. Thomas
Clark and two children, of Chicago,
are visiting at the AndIeae home at
present.
Mrs w. j. Harvie and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Bricker, of Detroit,
and Irwin Cough, of Troy, n. u, were
here attending the funeral of MRS. w.
n. Harvie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and daugh-
ter are spending a few days in Caro-
and Cass City. Mr.. Taylor returns
home saturday while his wife spends
another week with Vassar relatives.
Alex. l.. Sayles, wife and child, of
Newberry, have been guests of relatives
and friends the past week. Mr.. Sayles
is prosecuting attorney of Luce county
and is another Yale young man who is
making good.
Mrs. George Windsor, who has been
confined to the house the past two
months is gaining nicely and is now
able to be around the house while
each day and takes her meals at the
family table. Her many friends are
more than glad to know that she Is re.
covering.
Maurice Merrll's new steel sign
boards are decided improvement over
the old ones. During the past week
moulding has been placed around them
and they have been painted q nice
dark green, and they have as neat an
appearance as any seen in the large
cities. He will have more boards put
up this summer.
In card from Mrs. +. Elizabeth
High she writes:-"Am still in beauti-
full California enjoying myself to the
limit on pretty little ranch owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Darcy. Please
change my Expostor from 1l08 K ST.,
San Diego, to Montebello, Calf, until
further notice. Cannot get along with
out my home paper"
The Sophomore class gave a very
pleasing Shakesperian evening We'd
nesday in the high school room. Each
member gave one invitation so that
quite number of people enjoyed the
program. Parts of Macbeth and Julius
Caesar were chosen, and the rendition
was excellent. Afterward sherbet and
cake were passed and all had a social
time.
Grading on the Handy road with
teams was started in earnest en- the
: farm of Lester Kerr, three miles south.
east of Peck, on Monday morning
The crew is in charge of Andrew Ty
! rell, of Snover. 1t is the plan of the
construction company to keep two OF
three gangs busy during the summer
J The steel for the extension to Port
: Huron has been purchased and the
S ties are being unlOaded at Peck every
day.-Peck Times.