The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-11-09
Wild geese are flying south.

Wild geese are flying south.
Rev. Lester, Clark seems to get weak
er all the time
Rally day at the Presbyterian Sunday
school last Sunday was successful
affair.
q. L. :. regular meeting next We'd
nesday evening, Nov Is. Mrs. Olive
Jacobs, Sec.
JAS +. Beavis, of Lansing, was in
Yale Monday night and Tuesday call
ing on friends.
Henry T.. Dinner has been spending
the week in the North Michigan coun-
try buying raw furs
Will and Harvey Sayes and Albert
Menerey, of Detroit, visited their par
ents in Yale Sunday.
Rufus Remington is home from a
short visit to his brother in Deerield
township, Lapeer county.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Paisley autoed to
Port Huron Tuesday afternoon return
ing home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lennon, of Mani
tou, Colorado, are visiting relatives
and friends in Emmett and Yale.
DIR. and Mrs. w. G. Wight, Mrs,
Vincent and Joe Beard motored to
Port Huron Wednesday afternoon.
Frank Andreae, who had been in
Boston, New York and Philadelphia
the past week, returned home sunday.
Fannie Mathews visited at the home
, of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Phillips in Port
, Huron the fore part OF the past week
James McColl WAS called to baden,
Ont, saturday last TO attend the fun
, eral of j Ohm l.. Livingston's father-in-
y law.
Mr.. and Mrs +. ID. Mathews, Mrs
Thos. Johnston and j. A. MenZiee
motored to Port Huron Wednesday
4 afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ii. Learmont were
y called to Thomas Monday on account
! of the serious illness of Mrs. Learmont's
r father. lie died on Tuesday.
VIM. Mcdonnell, wife and son
, George, Mrs. Ed Paya and son Charlie
: Aldrich, of Armada, were Sunday
q guests of George Mitchell and family
Chauncey Kelley left for Kenton, the
9 first OF the week to spend few weeks
' hunting. He will join the crew com
q posed of Mark Brown, Hugh Fergu
son, Bert Rutherford and others.
4 John l. Patterson, supervisor, Ear
Rose, clerk, Hugh Ilodgins and w. w
). Adams, members of Brockway town
: ship board and N. j. Meharg, highway
commissioners, were at the county sea-
on business Wednesday afternoon.
q Geo. w. Bell has in his possession al
q auction sale bill advertising stock OF
goods he sold for J. T.. Hart q year,
= ago. Fred T.. Currier found the relic
among some old papers he was looking
over last week
= Married, OH Wednesday, Oct. 26th
1916, Mr.. Geo. Jordan and Mrs. Deestis
), Smith, both of Brockway township
n The ceremony was performed by Dis
trict Elder o b. Snyder, of the Men
;, MONTE church at his residence OF
: Water street, Port Huron.
:, Geo. }oice, Bob Mathews, John Am
= ons, Cory ReddiclifTe and Geo Grimes
. left Tuesday night for Seney where
l. they will spend the balance of the
month hunting in the country sur
rounding. Thos. Grimes and Frank
u Williams will join them Saturday.
On Tuesday evening Claud Holm
was given a happy surprise by iifteer
!. of his friends who came to celebrate
with him his gath birthday. The eve
ming was spent in music and games af
ter which all Departed for their homes
wishing to spend many more such
hsppy birthdays with him.
Central Hall was crowded to its doors
Sunday night and many were standing
! on the outside. Herbert l.. Cope, the
famous humorist, kept the crowd in q
happy mood and gave them most in.
,, teresting talk. Music and other enter.
, tainment took up the time until late
hour. The churches of the city gave
over their services to this meeting.
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