The Yale expositor., 1916-01-27
Local and Otherwise.


day.
John Sexton spent Monday in Port
Huron.
Abe Cline was at Port Huron on
Monday.
Lois and Elsie Huffman spent Sun
day at home.
w. ii. Learment was in Detroit the
first of the week.
James Cogley spent Monday in Port
Huron on business.
James III. Martin was Port Huron
visitor on Tuesday.
Rev. Waldren Geach was in Detroit
the first of the week.
Bert Travis was at st. Clair Monday
on business visit.
Mrs Sarah Holden was able to sit up
The first of the week.
Clarence Ovaitt was at Lapeer last
Tuesday on business.
Will Newell went to Detroit Monday
TO visit for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sweet of Sarnia,
were Yale visitors Sunday.
Frank Middleton was up from Port
Huron Monday visiting friends.
Jack Wilt was at Port Huron Mon
day taking in the sights of the city.
ID. A. McKeith, of Brown City, was
calling on Yale friends last Friday.
Mrs. L. Roy Fuller and Mrs. G. w.
Allen were at Port Huron Monday.
w. A. Campbell attended q meeting
of the Elks at Port Huron Tuesday.
Gladys Wallace was home from her
school near Marine City over Sunday.
Fred Locke and child of Port HUI
ron visited with Henry Pearee this
week.
Mrs. James McColl and Mrs w. d.
Sayles were at Detroit the first of the
week
Jason Clark was down from Saginaw
over Sunday to see his mother who is
seriously ill.
Mrs. Fred Taylor has been among
the sick ones the past week, but is bet
ter at present.
George Wilson, of Flint, has sold his
Ovaitt, our baker.
n. Ii. Herbert and wife attended the
funeral of Mrs. +. +. Law at Port
Huron on Tuesday.
We have had most beautiful weather
the past week. Sunshine and balmy
breezes, just like spring.
Richard, little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Andreae has had quite bad time
with sickness this week.
Mrs. Z. X. Beecher has not been
feeling as well this week, keeping hel
bed the most of the time.
John Ii. Merrill went to Ann Arbor
last Saturday, returning Tuesday night
with his daughter, Hattie.
George Wilson was over from Flint
Tuesday and Wednesday calling on
friends and acquaintance.
Mrs. Henry Rapley, whose serious
illness from pneumonia was noted last
week, is slowly gaining in strength.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy was called to Miles
last Saturday on account of the serious
illness of her father, w. |. Tillotson.
Business meeting of the ladies of the
M. +. church at Mrs. Grant Holden's
Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 2, at 2:30.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Halsey are spend
ing two weeks vacation with friends
and relatives in Detroit and New
Haven.
Mrs. Harry M. Tnorne, daughter OF
Mrs. Geo. Barrett, of Peck, is seriously
i'll with pneumonia. A trained nurse
is in attendance.
Grant Holden went to Vannettan
Lake last Friday to join the Henry
WEIGH hunting party. John Burley
has returned home.
The Sanilac County Times says
"Other crops may be failure, but
from the appearance of Sanilac county
newspapers the mortgage crop is par
excellence. Some of the county pspers
have full page of EN-"
Prof. q. II. Sturgis, we'll known in
this county, who has been at the Port
Huron hospital for several weeks re.
covering from an operation, was brought
to Croswell yesterday and taken to his
home in Buel.-Croswell Jeffersonian
Mrs. George Barrett, of Peck, suffered
a slight stroke of paralysis last week
Owing to her advanced years her re-
covery is doubtful. Mrs. Barrett is
known to old residents Of Yale, having
lived on the farm occupied by George
Jurdan and family.
The municipal skating rink at San
dusky was opened to the public Friday
evening and enjoyed by a large crowd
of people. The city donates the water
for flooding and furnishes four electric
lights. The rink is open at all times
to those who wish to enjoy it,.
At its annual meeting last week the
state Savings bank elected the follow
ing officers: President, Jas. Foster
vice president, A. j. Graham; cashier
Roy Bricker; assistant cashier, Glare
Atkinson: board of directors, Jas. Liv
ingston, Jas. McColl, Jas. Foster, +. ]
Taggart, A. j Graham, Roy BrickeI
and w. Il. Atkinson.-Marlette Leader
The Methodist Protestant church OF
this city has been closed for the past
few weeks undergoing extensive re
pairs in the way of repainting. redeco
rating, etc. SUNDAY, January 10th, the
ediflce will be reopened. Services suit
able for the occasion will be held. Rev
j. w. Saxbee, former pastor, will
preach the re0pening sermon. Rev. +
l.. Morrison, of Gagetown, and others
are expected to be present. All who