The Yale expositor., 1916-12-28
Ben Knapp, of Detroit, is home.

Christmas.
Mrs. Thos. Grimes was at Port HUI
ron Tuesday.
Frank Ernest, of Detroit, is on a
visit to Yale friends.
ii. p. Dinner transacted business in
Detroit the first of the week.
Geo. Wharton, of Cayuga, Ont, is
on visit to his brother in Yale.
Arthur Barth, of Detroit, visited his
brother George in Yale Christmas
Jennie Fletcher is home from Anna,
ILL.,, to spend her Christmas holidays
Jas. Sweet, of Sarnia, visited among
Yale relatives and friends Christmas.
Dick Williams and wife entertained
relatives from Port Huron Christmas.
Peter Griffith, who is working at
Royal Oak was home the first of the
week
George Barth was i'm Detroit We'd
nesday, returning in a new Dodge auto
mobile.
Leslie Harmer and Miss McGillis, of
Flint, are spending the week at John
Harmer's.
Robert Lewis, OF Port Huron, is on
visit to his grandparents, south and
west of Yale.
c. S. Cochrane, wife and child spent
Christmas with j. l. Benedict and wife
at Brown City.
Mrs T. j. Minnie and daughter Ger
trude are spending the week in Canada
with relatives.
Born on Tuesday, Dec. 26th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Vannest, son. Friends
are offering congratulations.
Wellington Newell and family, of
Plymouth, visited among Yale rela-
tives and friends over Sunday and
Christmas.
Grant Welch and Chas. Collins are
moving part of their household goods
} to Royal Oak, where they have en-
i. ployment.
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert ,nnenworth
/ and daughter Marjorie, o Evart, are
! visiting relatives and friends in West
Greenwood this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Paul, Mrs. w. A,
} Milligan, Mrs. Robt. Mueller and H.W.
Loughead, of Sarnla, Ont, spent Xmas
> with John Holden and family.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hydorn, of Bay
City spent Christmas at the Hydorn
home. Evangeline Hydorn returned
t with them to spend the holidays.
Roller skating afternoon and evening
I New Years day at the New Opera
1 House rink. Admission 10 cts; skates
3 15c. Come and enjoy good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Craig spent a
q pleasant day Monday. Their family
{ and grandchildren were home and en-
e joyed Christmas dinner with them
Lawrence Menerey, who is superin-
' tendent of the Roscommon schools,
1 is spending his Christmas vacation
3 with relatives and friends in Yale and
z vicinity.
Died Windsor is now the owner of a
g new fve-passenger Dodge automobile
O purchased Of Eilber & Barth. Dick
II tried the machine out Tuesday, making
!, a trip to Melvin.
Despite the fact that "crops were 8
failure" last season in this locality, ouI
: merchants enjoyed a fine holiday trade
, which shows that the people in this
a locality have the proper Christma'
, spirit.
The employees at the Yale Wooler
- Mills received notice Saturday tina
! from that date they would get fiv'
- per cent increase in wages. This i
IL the second five per cent increase with
=" in the past year.
The children and grandchildren o
% Mrs. Lena Andreae ate Christmas din
as ner at her home on First street. Th
kt day was one of happiness and pleasure
'e All enjoyed the hearty meal served.
of The newly elected officers of Brock
way Lodge, No. 3l6, +. & A. M. wer
is duly installed into office on Wednet
y. nay, Dec q. A special communicate
or is called for Sunday, Dec. 81, at sc
* o'clock a. m. standard time, and tn
is members will go in body to the M.
tn church and attend divine service
O. Rev. Waldren Geach will preach th
sermon. Refreshments will be serve
=, in the lodge dining room after the Sc
!, vice.
ia The fourth number of the Bushes
4 Mems Lecture Course will be held
n the New Opera House. Wednesday ev,
II. ming, Jan. 18th. Henry Clark, of II
n Century Lyceum Bureau, Chicago, wi
%. deliver one of his popular lectures NJ
" Clark has filled to the delight of mani