The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-01-13
Local and Otherwise.

Work on the Baxter drain is progress
sing slowly.
n H. Herbert was at Hastings this
week OH business.
Mrs. Sarah Holden is sick at her
home on Mechanic street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andreae will
spend Friday and Saturday IN Detroit.
Mrs. w. +. Rub WAS confined To the
house the first of the week with illness.
Lynn Decker, of Columbus, Ohio,
was week end guest of Frances Day
kin.
Mrs. Jas. IL. Moore was very i'll all
last week with gastritis, but is improv-
log.
Irene Marx, of Brown City, visited
friends in Yale Friday and Saturday
last
X. j. Dagg, of Avoca, was calling on
friends in Yale Tuesday evening be-
tween trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wallace visited
their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Dennis and
family, at Avoca sunday.
Noah Stoutfer and daughter Louie,
of Stouffville, Ont, have been visiting
q w Gardner and wife this week.
Loretta Brennan, Michael Dunn and
J Ohm Judge, of Detroit, were home oil
a visit To their parents the past week.
Charles A. Wilt has been at kalama
zoo this week attending a meeting Of
the Cleaners as Il delegate from Brock
way Arbor.
Mrs. Henry Rusk and two children,
of Port Hope, ont, and Mrs. Mernie
Marakle, of Port Huron, visited friends
In Yale last saturday.
The ladies of the Altar Society of
Sacred Heart church will give II pedro
party in the church parlOrs on Thurs
day evening, January Goth.
Teachers and students all returned to
the school room OH Monday morning
with renewed energy for the remaining
years work after two weeks holidays.
The Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of the Presbyterian church has
postponed the meeting to have been
held on Wednesday of this week to
January 20.
Isobel MeneTey entertained number
of her girl friends at a six o'clock sup
per Friday evening and afterwards a
kid party was INDUCED in. A merry
| time was had.
Mrs. L. Roy Fuller had bad attack
of sciatic rheumatism the latter part
of last week and was confined to her
bed several days. At present she is
much improved.
f. ID. Henderson, and family left
| Yale Saturday night for Portland, Ore,
where Fern has position as assistant
superintendent of the Portland Wooden
Mills. n number of friends of the
family we're ut the train to bid them
good bye.
Rev. Waldren Geaeh was called to
Richmond on Monday of this week to
preach the funeral sermon of Charles
Beatty, who for many years was
Grand Trunk operator and who was
always regarded as one of the highly
respected citizens of the town.
Frances Daykin left Yale this morn
ing and will visit relatives in Detroit
and Jackson fora week. On Thursday
next week she sails from New York
for Chill. South America, where she
has made contract to teach for two
years. Her work will be physical
training in Mission school. The
friends of Miss Daykin wish her much
success.
Wlnd, sleet, rain anu thaWlng wealth
er sunday night and all next day.
Monday night the wind howled from
the west and the atmosphere became
colder IL is bad weather for sickness
| Tuesday freezing weather with rising
winds and a storm OF sleet in the night
| Wednesday was as bad day as one
would care to see Snow aud sleet
driven by northeast wind finally
turning into rain.
On Tuesday evening last a number
of the young people Of the Yale Wool
en- Mills gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Jackson and gave them
very pleasant surprise. they having
Just returned from their wedding trip.
Games and music furnished the pas
time OF the evening, after which de
licious lunch was served by Mrs. Thos
Grimes. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson were
presented with a set of beautiful silver.
ware and a rocking chair from the
Wooden Mill. The evening was most
enjoyably spent and the young people
departed for their homes wishing the
lnewly-weds long and happy life.