The Yale expositor., 1916-02-10
Local and Otherwise.
rwelye napes this week.


quite sick the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Fead were in De-
troit the first 0f the week.
Mrs l.. Ii. Leslie visited Mrs Arthur
Dennis at Avoca Tuesday
Gus Smith visited in Port Huron and
Melvin the first OF the week.
Claude Sweet, electrician, wired the
new garage in Memphis last week.
Hugh Ferguson and Mr. Bassey, of
Port Huron, were in Yale Monday
night
j. A. Rapley was in Yale over sun
day on a visit to his relatives and many
friends
f. A. Hill, of Avoca, made the Ex-
position office pleasant call this
morning.
Mrs. Fanny Beecher has been much
better the past week and has sat up
in her chair at times.
Lew BARLEY, of Sandusky, has
moved to Yale and has q position at
the McColl stock farm.
An Inspector from the state board of
fire wardens was in Yale today on an
official visit Of inspection.
John Bright and daughter Carrie re-
turned last Friday from visit to reia-
tives and friends in Ontario.
Mrs. Delos Zavits is planning on
moving to Detroit the first OF next
week, where she will make her home.
Mrs. q. A. Meyer, of Flint, has been
spending the week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Woodruff.
Robert Thompson, of Detroit, has
been spending the past week with his
parents and friends in and around Yale.
Snow Friday night and Saturday
morning covered the ground with a
mantle of white. The weather is mild
and warm.
J.F Williams, professor at the Yale
Canning factory, has been at Louis
vile, Ky, attending the National Can
ners' Convention.
Rev. Geach was at Detroit Tuesday
looking after the plans for the new Nj.
l.. church to be built on the society's
lot in Yale next summer.
The NJ. Z. church ladies wish to say
to those who are saving old papers that
the committee will call for same some
day the fore part of March. Announce
ment of date made later.
Interest in the Detroit, Armada 4
Northern Railroad increases steadily
IN Memphis and Emmett, with the citi-
zeps all enthusiastic over the now very
probable coming of the road.
Mr.. Robert Westhal and Miss Blanche
Mathews, of Yale, were quietly mar
ried at the Baptist parsonage in Port
Huron on Wednesday, Feb. End, 1916.
The Expositor offers congratulations.
The sock social given by division one
of the l. B 5 in the Presbyterian church
last Friday evening was pleasant
social affair. A fine program was en-
joyed, as was also the dainty lunch
served afterward in the dining room.
j. Ii. Allerdyce, of Detroit, promoter
of the electric railway from Detroit to
Yale, was here on Friday last and
stated that Memphis and Emmett We're
very much interested in the new line
and had their committees out securing
bonus notes, and were meeting with
success.
The Home and Foreign Missionary
society of the Presbyterian church held
its monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. Fred I aylor on Wednesday after
noon. Interesting papers were given
by Mrs. Learmont, Mrs. Martin, Mrs.
Bradheld and Mrs. Pollock. Refresh
ments were afterwards served.
Yale Chapter o + ) has been given
a cordial invitation to visit Brown City
Chapter on Wednesday of next week
and the initiatory work is expected of
the Yale Chapter officers. A goodly
number of stars are planning to go up
to Brown City as an evening there is
sure to mean an especially pleasant
time.
A large attendance greeted Rev.
Bradfeld on Sunday evening after an
nouncing that he would take for his
subject "John Wesley" Rev. Coach
and his people of the Methodist Epis-
copal church decided that il would be
interesting for them as the subject was
the founder of Methodism, so the two
bodies united in this evenings worship.
Will Brown met with an accident
last week by falling off his wagon,
which was loaded with coal and lum-
Der, the wheel passing over his arm
and shoulder, breaking both. The
fractures were set and he is getting
along as well.a possible. Will seems to
have hard luck as it is only a short
time ago when he had blood poison.
ing in, his hand.
VIM. N. Boyd and brother George,
surveyors for Handy Bros, of Bay
City, were in Yale Tuesday. night.
They had just finished setting stakes as
far as Mill Creek for the extension of
the d., Is. g. & w. R'y. Messrs. Boyd
stated that they would begin work run
ming line from Peck to Yale and ex-
pected to reach this city by Saturday
night this week
The Delta Lambda club was enter.
tanned on Monday evening this week
by Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cochrane and
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Adams at the home
of the former. An excellent dinner
was thoroughly enjoyed by all, after
which topics of the day were interest
ingly discussed. Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph
Andreae were taken in as new mem.
bers at this meeting.
A very quiet wedding took place at
the home. of Rev. Geo. l.. Traver in
Peck on Saturday evening, Jan. 10Th,
1916, when Mr.. John Burns, of Ere
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