The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-12-27

on short furlough.
Maurice Merrill, of Ypsi, is spending
his holidays at home.
James III. Martin is much better and
improving every day.
Alfred Pratt and family, of Detroit,
were here over Christmas.
Faye Wight, of Battle Creek, is here
visiting her young friends.
Mrs. A. M. Townsend, of Leslie. is
visiting Yale friends this week.
Purl w. Harding was down from
Melvin visiting friends Christmas
ALI Scott and family and Earl Pratt,
of Detroit, were here for Christmas.
Edward Andreae is improving, hav-
ing the grippe and touch of typhoid
fever.
The dance at Brockway Wednesday
evening was attended by several Yale
young people.
Miss Roxy Davis, of Port Huron, is
spending the Christmas holidays at the
home of John Wark.
Henry Pearce is in Port Huron where
he will spend few weeks with his
daughter, Mrs. Fred Locke.
Charley Menerey, who is employed
in the Michigan Central r. r. shops at
Jackson, is home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii. Fletcher spent
Christmas day at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Andreae in Avoca.
Charles Teets, of Detroit, is spend
ing Christmas week with relatives and
friends in Yale, Peck and Sandusky.
Mrs. w. Il. BallentiDe, of Detroit,
was here over Sunday. She left Mon
day night to spend Christmas at Flint.
Floyd Reid and family, of Dawson,
visited part of this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Rose and other Yale friends.
J. A. Hennessy, wife and daughter,
of Deckerville, spent the Christmas
holidays with Yale friends and rela-
tives.
Albert Menerey, of Detroit, spent
from Saturday night until Wednesday
morning with his mother and friends
in Yale.
A large congregation greatly appre-
ciated the stereopticon lecture on "The
Life Of Christ" in the Church of Christ
last Sunday night
There will be a holiday dance at
Yale Auditorium this Thursday eve-
ming. Finzel's six-pieee orchestra will
furnish the music.
Rev. E. r. Parks, pastor of Central
church, of Chicago, will preach in the
Free Methodist church, Yale, both
morning and evening next Sunday.
All invited to come out and hear him.
Fred Z. Currier in a card to US re-
quests that his Expositor be sent to
him at 4014 Fourth street, San Diego,
Calf. He writes; at is 80 in the shade
today, Dec. %. You had better come
down."
Married in the city of Detroit, on the
14th day of November, Ellison Teets,
son Of Charles Teets, and Miss Aileen
Eaton, of Romeo. Mr.. and Mrs. Teets
are making their home in Detroit. We
offer congratulations.
A gasoline engine attached to bean
thraobor nauoht fro q 9 IN n,clock We'd.
nesday afternoon near the corner of
Wood and Kennefick streets while pass
ing through Yale. The hose compan-
les of the city were called out and soon
extinguished the blaze. Bert Brown is
the owner of the threshing outfit.
Through the courtesy of the Tourist
Information Bureau, of the Tampa,
(Fla.) Board of Trade, we received
post card dated Dec. Is, 1917, contain
ing the following information:-"E. II.
Drake, of Yale, Mich, who is spending
his fifth winter in this section and his
third at Lutz, was caller at the tour
list headquarters this week."
Mr.. and Mrs. N. b. Herbert enter
tanned family party on Christmas
day, composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. viii Hayes, Mr..
and Mrs. George Hayes and children,
from the farms in Kenockee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Tappan, Bruce, Agnes
and Gordon, of Port Huron, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b. Draper and children, of De-
troit, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Parmlee,
of Yale.
Thomas S. Emery, of Port Huron,
of the Michigan State Association Loyal
Order of Moose, writes us:-"Inclosed
please find check for sl.50 for one
years subscription for the Exposition.
/ see by my paper just received, that 1
was only paid up to Nov, 1917. like