The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-09-07
.pERSoNar..
Movements and Doings ot People That
You May Happen TO Know.


Chester Vannorman was home from
Pontiac over Sunday.
Henry Johnston went to Detroit to
attend the State Fair.
Harold Hallman, of Detroit, visited
his parents in Yale Sunday.
Airline McKeith returned to her home
at Providence, II. l., last week.
Frank Welch and wife were over
from Flint Sunday and Monday
Creighton, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Steinburg, has scarlet fever.
Gladys Wallace of the Thomas
Normal, Detroit, was home on Sunday.
Mrs. Martha White of Pontiac is Wis
iting at the home Of Mrs. Sarah Dickie.
j. b. Weymouth was at Richmond
Sunday on visit to relatives and
friends.
Frank Kerr and wife were over from
Lum Sunday on visit to relatives and
friends.
Clarence Oviatt and Chas. Conlen
with their wives were at Applegate
Sunday.
sam Ingram, who is working at his
trade in Detroit, was home oyer
Sunday.
Charles Sloat, of Port Huron was the
guest of his father Elam Sloat on
Monday
John Burley and daughter, of Port
Tuesday.
Donald Mcintyre and Jack Jardine
were at Detroit Sunday attending the
ball game.
Miss Muriel Wilt has returned from
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in Detroit.
Queenie Wallace has returned from
her two weeks vacation at Albion and
other points.
Mildred and Eleanor Williams have
returned from spending the summer at
the Windermere.
Mrs. sam Ingram and Florence Sim
mons spent last Monday at Lakeside
Park, Port Huron.
Edna Stevens, graduate from Yale
high last j une will teach the Wickham
school in Lynn this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Reid and Mr..
and Mrs. O'Lohr, of Dawson, visited
Mrs. Helen Reid Sunday.
VIM. Regan left Friday morning for
Toronto, enroute to Calgary where he
expects to spend the winter.
Mrs. Geo. Cough was at Grand Rap
ids, Gull Lake and Saginaw the past
two weeks, returning tuesday.
John IL. Merrill and &. ). Brown
were at Carsonville, Deckerville and
Sandusky the first OF the week.
Elsie Huffman and sister, Mrs. Ventry
Hisey entertained number of the
young people on saturday evening
R.V. Card and family motored to
ale from Detroit and spent the latter
part OF the week with K. X. Gard and
family.
Henry Welch and family returned
from Van Nettan Lake Monday having
spent the past month in their cottage
on the lake.
VIM. Secord, Bert Walker and Joda
Secord, with their wives, motored to
Dryden Wednesday and attended u
Secord family reunion.
Roy Cochrane and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Burk, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller
of AlmOnt were sunday visitors at the
home of Floyd Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard kidder and
children and Mrs. Emma Kidder of Al
mont were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
w. Harrington on Sunday.
viii Sayles, Jim Newell, Albert
Menerey and Glen Roadway autOed
from Detroit and spent Sunday and
Monday with Yale friends.
May Booth, who has been making an
extended visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Andreae, left on Wednesday for
her home in Batavia, n. Y.
George Eiffrick and family stopped
in Yale for short time Tuesday while
returning to his home at Bay City from
visit to Port Huron friends.
Mrs. James Craig has returned to
her home in Calgary after spending
the past month with her mother, Mrs.
Nancy Black and other relatives here.
Joe Rose has about recovered from
being crushed between an auto and a
horse couple Of weeks ago He had
two ribs cracked and was otherwise
bruised.
! Several from Yale attended a very
pleasant dancing party given by the
Cleaners i'm Brockway last Friday
evening. Music was furnished by
McKanlass.
P.J. Flynn, wife and son of the
Metropole, Port Huron accompanied
by Steve Windsor, motored to Yale last
Friday and spent few hours with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mosher, of Almont,
Esther Buck, of Evanston, Ill, Mr. and
Mrs. X. g. Holden, autoed to Toronto
last week and attended the Toronto
fair. From there they went to Tilson-
burg on visit to relatives and friends.
Elder j. N. Wilson who has been
minister of the Free Methodist church,
for Yale and Ball districts moved to
Saginaw where he will be stationed the
coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
were well liked and respected by a
large circle of friends all of whom wish
them God-speed in their new field of
labor.
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