The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-04-12

Julia Mcmahon, of st. Clair, spent
Easter at home.
Katherine Kavanagh, of Flint, visit
ed Yale friends this week.
Mrs. VIM. Slime, of Marlette, was
calling on Yale friends Tuesday.
Fred VanSkivar, of Detroit, visited
his mother and friends this week.
Mrs. Anna McNulty W as home from
Detroit few days the first of the week.
The roads are drying up fast and
getting into condition for automobiiing.
Minnie Mcmahon spent the week end
visiting friends and relatives in Detroit.
Margaret Worden was home over
Sunday from her school near Marine
City.
Mrs. Tumble and children, of BrowD
City, have been guests of Yale relatives
this week.
Daniel Ferguson has been very sick
man the past week but is now some
what improved.
Neil Leitch, who is working in Flint,
spent part of the week at Yale with
relatives and friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Woodland
on Thursday, April 9Th, 1917, daugh-
ter Congratulations.
Mrs. Dennis McNerney has been in
Kenockee township the past week help
ing care for her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Holmes, of
Detroit, spent Easter with Mrs. Henry
Holmes and other Yale friends.
We notice by the Free Press of a
recent date that Ed. Johnston is quar-
antined at Alma for scarlet fever.
Lucia Flanagan and Aileen Dona-
hue, Of Emmett, visited friends in Yale
this week, and attended the dance on
Wednesday evening.
Chas. q. Richardson returned from
Detroit this week suffering from kidney
trouble. 1t is hoped he will get relief
from his suffering soon.
Clifford Hutton, Norma and Burnell
Wight, Harvey Sayles and Jas. Newell
were home from the u. of NJ. at Ann
Arbor, the first of the week.
Mrs. st. Clair, teacher in our public
schools is spending this week in Chica-
60. Clarence Reed, of Avoca, has been
assisting as teacher this week.
Floyd Ferguson drove to Almont
Sunday returning in the evening with
the week among relatives and friends.
Mrs. VIM. Grant left Wednesday
morning for Warren to visit her sister
whose son is very sick. Before return
ing she will visit relatives at Mt.
Clemens.
Mrs. Chas. Alexander returned Sat-
urday evening from Ann Arbor, where
her daughter, Mrs. Edgar Putney has
recently undergone a serious surgical
operation.
Rev. Eldred Charles left Wednesday
evening for Battle Creek where he will
spend Thursday, Friday and Saturday
at the Y. NJ 9. A. state secretaries
convention.
Everyone was happily disappointed
in the weather for Sunday. The eX-
{. pected rain did not materialize, the day
being bright and eautiful, but with a
cold, sharp wind.
The Richmond egg wagons are now
making regular trips to Yale. Mike
Sheehy is buying for them and if you
want the highest price going it will pay
you to call on him.
, The evening train from Saginaw due
in Yale at 1927 Saturday arrived here
at about 300 o'clock Sunday morning
The delay was caused by couple of
freight cars jumping the track near
Marlette.
The fire department was called out
Monday to extinguish small blaze in
the old Fry house, owned by ii. p
Dinner and occupied by VIM. Clyne.
damage was done
Dan Buckley, of Mt. Clemens, visit.
ed his uncle, l.. M. Rector, part of last
week. Mr.. Buckley is member of the
| crew of u. S. ). Arkansas and was of
/ on two weeks furlough. He has re-
J turned to his duties.
The ladies of the Disciple church are
, we'll pleased with the financial end of
; their supper, which was given in the
building recently vacated by Beavis &
J Hutchinson last Thursday evening
Over forty dollars was realized.
| Miss Petit has been spending this
week at her home in Leslie on account
of the death of her father, which oc-
Cured on Monday. The Kindergartens
have not been in school this week.
Miss Petit will be at her post Monday.
The Easter Ball given in the New
Opera House Wednesday evening by
, w +. Barr was very successful affair
both socially and financially. About
seventy-five couples were present. The
music was furnished by Baldwin's or
chestra and was much enjoyed.
/. The twentY-seventh annual meeting
| of the Woman's Home 81 Foreign Mis-
Lsionary Societies of the Presbytery of
Flint, held in Yale Thursday and Fri
day last, was very successful through
out. A complete report is being pre-
pared and will be published next week,
The concert given by the M. L. church
choir Monday evening in the New
Opera House was largely attended and
much enjoyed by everyone present. Be-
tween seventy and seventy-five dollars
were taken in for admissions and when
expenses are paid neat sum will be
left to the credit of the choir.
Mira Matilda II GanAchOw announces