The Yale expositor., 1916-02-03
Local and Otherwise.

February 24-25, 1916.
A.eV. Parmlee was home over SUM-
day.
Louise Bright was at Port Huron
last Friday.
DIR. Wight was at Toronto, Ont, the
first of the week.
Henry Dinner is spending the week |
in Detroit on business.
Mrs Harvey Tappan, of Port Huron,
visited in Yale Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Tenniswood visited BrownI
| City relatives the past week.
Ira A. Jones has been at Detroit and
Pontiac the past week OH business.
Mrs homas Wharton spent Monday |
at Melvin with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Cameron was at Brown City the
| past week OH visit to friends and
elatives.
Fred Boligar will go to Mt. Clemens
| today to spend some time taking baths
| for rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Woodland of
Peck spent Sunday ut the home OF
their son near Yale
Rev. Bradfed was called to Pigeon
Wednesday morning to ofiiciate at the
| IuneTdl OF JOnn rOSItT,
Mr.. and Mrs L. Roy Fuller enter
tanned number of friends at dinner
party last Friday evening.
Matte Carless, who has been work
ing at SwartZ Creek for some time,
returned home Monday evening.
Mrs. James Teets and daughter Della
were visiting relatives and friends in
Detroit over Sunday and Monday.
Under Sheriff Steve Windsor, of Port
Huron, was in Yale Thursday night
and Friday last calling on relatives and
friends.
Mrs George See, of Deckerville, and
Myrtle Richards of Port Huron, visited
ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Xix
over Sunday.
Il. A., T. Z. and j. w. Hubbard, and
A. w. Parkinson, of Detroit, visited
their uncle, Il. Ii. Parkinson, Thursday
OF last week.
Edward Andreae left for New York
city Monday morning where he will
transact business connected with the
Yale Wooden Mills.
Parsons the Eye Man will be at the
Paisley Hotel in Yale, on Tuesday,
February 8th. See his ad in another
Vi popCls
Mrs. VIM. English and Mrs. McLane
&C Peck were called to Yale Monday
ON account of the serious illness of
their mother, Mrs. Stocks.
Lutte Mcdonald, of Brown City, was
in Yale Tuesday calling on friends and
visiting his mother who has been con-,
fined to her home since Christmas.
Tommy Clyne, who is making his
home with'his sister, Mrs. VIM. Hol-
land, near Black River, is reported as
being quite sick with pneumonia.
Word reaches Yale from the hospital
at Detroit that Mrs. Jos. Williams is
much brighter and relatives are in.
formed that her condition is incourag-
ing.
George Graham, Joseph Ynill and
Chas. Barr, of Yale, and Roy Beers of
Brockway township expect to go to
Port Huron next Monday to serve as
jurymen in the circuit court.
1t looks good to see the piles of
gravel distributed along the east road,
when we know that as soon as spring
comes work will be begun by the coun-
ty road commissioners to build good
road for two miles east of Yale.
If old bruin came out of his winter
quarters about noon on Wednesday he
would have seen his shadow for a min
ute. Old Sol peeped out from behind
the clouds at that hour. Now for six
weeks more of cold winter weather.
Mrs. Herb Hennessy entertained her
Sunday school class often girls last
Friday. A meal pronounced absolute
ly perfect by the little guests, was
served at six o'clock, after which all
had the best of times playing games.
A Leap Year Party will be given
under the auspices of the Cleaners at
Cleaner Hall, Old Brockway, on Friday
evening, Feb. IL, 1916. Music by Nc
Kanlass 3 piece orchestra. Bill, $100.
Everybody cordially invited to come
and have good time.
John Burnley has moved his household
goods and family to Port Huron where
they will reside. John has a position
as night clerk at the Metropole Hotel.
Their many friends here regret to see
J them leave but wish them health and
happiness in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Stocks are
making their home this winter with
their daughter, Mrs. VIM. Woodland
near Yale. The mother lies in a help.
less condition from the effects of rheu-
matism, and at this writing Is very low
and little hopes are entertained for her
recovery.
This Office is in receipt of copy of
the Potterville Press, published at
POtterville, Eaton county, Mich, re-
comfy purchased by JAS. Il. Beecher, a
former employe OF the ExpositOr. The
paper is a five column quarto, neatly
gotten up. with a good advertising pat
ronage. We wish Mr.. Beecher all
prosperity possible.
A letter received last week from
Bert Newstead, 321 National ave., De-
troit, reads thus:-"Enolosed you will
find z. q. money order to pay my sub
scription to Expositor. We are very
well and doing as well as the average;
am working every day. Give our re-
CARDS to the boys and girls of old days
, gone by. Hoping this finds you and