The Yale expositor., 1916-11-16


ed his parents at Roseburg over Sun
day.
James McColl was called to Detroit
Wednesday afternoon on important
business.
Arthur Dennis, wife and child, of
Avoca, were Yale callers Saturday
night and Sunday.
George Windsor cashier of the Mel.
vim Bank, visited his brother and Yale
friends Saturday last.
Edgar Hillman and wife moved to
Port Huron on Wednesday where they
will reside for time.
Frank Holcomb, of Seattle, Wash, is
visiting friends and relatives in Yale
aud vicinity at present.
Chas. f. Schmidt, of Bay City, has
been calling on friends and relatives in
Yale and vicinity this week.
Word is received in Yale that Mrs.
NJ. Z. Allen, of Highland Park is very
low at the home of her son Joe.
Mrs. l.. II. Leslie and daughter
Beryle, Of Detroit, are visiting at the
home of John Bright and family.
Bert " elch, who was drawn as a cir
cult court juryman from Yale, was ex-
cused on account of moving to Detroit.
Mrs. Fred Mathews entertained
dozen ladies last Friday afternoon at
cards and also served delicious
supper.
A thin blanket of snow overspread
the earth Monday morning. by after
noon wet drizzle, half snow, half rain,
had set in.
Parsons, the Eye Man, will be at
Yale Tuesday, Nov. 81, at the Paisley
Hotel. Notice adv. in another column
of this issue.
James Livingston is still confined to
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Jas.
McColl and does not improve in health
and strength.
Geo. Tenniswood went to the county
seat Monday morning where he was
called as a juryman for the November
term of circuit court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bowles, of De-
troit, visited relatives and friends in
Yale over Sunday. Charley is enjoy
ing fine law practice and is doing
nicely in his chosen profession.
Lawrence Sheehy was home from
Ypsilanti over Sunday to help celebrate
his parents wedding anniversary which
took place on Sunday. A number of
guests were present and enjoyed very
pleasant time
The Boy Scouts will have meeting
in the NJ. Z. Church parlors Monday
evening next at 7:30 local time. A new
scout master will be chosen. Every
scout is requested to be present.
Frank Phillips auction sale of house.
hold goods last Saturday was largely at
tended and everything sold for a good
price. Frank returned to Detroit the
same evening and Mrs. Phillips expects
to join him in couple OF weeks.
To new subscribers we will send the
Expositor to Jan. LIST, 1918, for 81 90
There is no better Christmas present
for an absent member of the family
than the old home paper. The Ex-
position will be sent to any address in
the United States for s1O0 per year.
Canadian subscriptions 81 so a year.
Mrs. Charles Palmer is laid up with
badly sprained ankle and torn liga-
ments. The accident happened last
Saturday as seeing Miles Simmons fall
in the street, she ran out to assist him.
But before she reached him, she turned
her ankle and was taken into her home
where she will be confined for some
time.
It's getting along towards Christmas
and we wish to suggest to our readers
the Importance Of early shopping. Be
sides getting a much better assortment
in the many lines to choose from you
help do away with the old-time Xmas
rush. The holiday rush is very hard
for those who ill your wants at the
different stores in the city, and this last
minute hustle can be done away with
to considerable extent. Do your
Christmas shopping early.