The Yale expositor., 1917-09-20

Brown City Wednesday and Thursday
of last week.
Mrs. Helen Reid has been entertain
ing her daughters Maud and Hazel and
son Bob this week.
Arthur Carson and Jim Newell, of
Port Huron, were here Sunday on a
visit to their parents.
Billy Williams was over from Lex
ington on visit to his young friends
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Grant Holden spent part of last
week at the home of her father, Sexton
Grimes, near Almont.
Henry =. Dinner and Will Beers
spent part of the past week on Sagi-
nav bay duck hunting.
T. J. Flynn and family, of the Metro
pole Hotel, Port Huron, were calling
on Yale friends Sunday.
Isobel Menerey is taking Mary
Sheehy's place as bookkeeper for the
Yale Lumber s. Coal Go.
Mrs. X. Ii. Menerey and daughter
Isobel were at Detroit Saturday attend
ing the wedding of Will Menerey,
June Young, of Detroit, Ruth Proc
tor and Lee Robson, of Armada, were
guests of Violet Phillips part of last
week.
Walter Andreae and ride have rent
ed the new K. F. Pratt house in the
north part of the city and moved in
last week.
+. A. Hill and II. M. Wadsworth,
with their wives, of Avoca, were in
Yale Friday night calling on friends
and relatives.
Frank Wilcox, James Welch and
Benz. Lane left this morning by auto
for VanNettan Lake where they will
spend week hunting and fishing.
The Times, of Peck, has been desig
mated by Auditor General Fuller as the
Sanilac County newspaper in which
tax sales for 1918 will be published.
Mrs. Langworthy and daughter, of
Albion, Mrs. j. III. Beckton and daugh-
ter, of Caro-, have been spending the
past week among Yale relatives and
friends.
Ventry r. Hisey, editor of the Wayne
Weekly, and Ray Huffman, teacher in
the Central High School, Detroit, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Huffman
Saturday and Sunday.
Last week Will Bell sold his S0-acre
farm on the west road to ohm Morgan,
consideration $4,000. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bell expect to leave soon for the state
of New Jersey to live.
Rev. Charles will preach in the BIZ
dleman school house Sunday afternoon
at 2:3O and in the Melvin Baptist church
at 7:30 in the evening. Subject: "Did
the Rich Man go to He'll"
VIM. j. Moore was taken with a
paralytic stroke Monday while work.
ing in his garden. He was carried into
the house and medical aid summoned
and has since rested quite easy.
Mrs. Naomi Stirling returned to her
home at Mt. Pleasant Saturday morn
ing after three weeks visit with rel.
atives and friends. Mary Brown ac-
companied her home for short visit.
Mary Sheehy has given up her posi-
ton as boOkkeeper for the Yale Lum.
Der & Coal Go. and left on Monday
morning for st. Msry's hospital, De-
lroit, to take mp the work OF ! trained
nurse.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham, of VasSar.
spent the latter part of last week with
their daughter, Mis-. Fred Taylor On
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor took the
old people home in their auto, return
ing Monday.
Harvey J. Foster, OF Peck, who has
been employed in a bank i'll Detroit,
has resigned his position in that city
to accept similar job in bank at
Romeo, and will move to the latter
place in few weeks.
Ed Sheehy was in Chicago the fore
part of last week. He states that he
noticed the corn crop within 20 miles
of Chicago badly damaged by the
heavy frost, but farther away not
touched to speak Of.
Copy for church notes must be hand
ed into the Expositor office not later
than Wednesday noon of each week.
This gives us time to put the items in
type for Thursdays paper. Otherwise
the copy will be laid over.
Harry Waterman, at one time a
prominent merchant of Peck, but now
residing in San Deigo, CAL, is in Mich
igan cleaning up his interests. He says
that in all probability he will make
California his permanent home.
]. A. Cavanagh has made a decided