The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-11-22

Edward Audreae and family spent
Sunday at Brown City.
will Hoskin was home over Sunday.
He is sailing on the great lakes,
Harry Owens, of Camp Custer, was
home on furlough the past week.
w. q. Ernest was over from Blaine
the first of the week calling on friends.
Mrs. w. II. Learmont and daughter
Alieen were at Port Huron Saturday.
Margaret Worden was in Yale over
Sunday. She is teaching school near
Marine City.
Thos Ridley, wife and little daugh-
ter Margaret spent Sunday with c. S.
Brown and family.
Claude N. Pratt did not go to Camp
Custer Monday as the quota he expect
ed to accompany did not fill.
John w. Donaldson has moved to
Port Huron, and will 60 into the hotel
business at 1925 Howard street.
Storm doors and windows are re-
placing screens, and other preparations
are being made for the winter months.
The Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church packed a barrel with
goodies this week and sent it to the
soldiers at Camp Custer.
FL. Chamberlain of Jeddo has been
in Yale the past week, making re-
pairs to the Chamberlain building, cor
ner Main and Wood streets.
Mrs. Joseph Williams, who has been
with her sister in Detroit for the past
three weeks, receiving treatment, is
gaining in health and strength every
day.
John j. Jackson and wife were up
from Detroit over Sunday, calling on
friends. John says that he will move
back to Brockway in the spring, as he
enjoys country life much better.
G. s. Cochrane was at Almont over
Sunday on a visit to his wife, who is in
the Burley hospital at that place, She
is much improved in health and
strength, and was taken to Brown City
Sunday.
Grant Holden, son Rex, daughter
Bernice and Mrs. Clyne drove to Ypsi.
lanti Sunday morning, returning in
the evening. Mrs. Holden, who was
there. caring for her daughter Leta
came home.
Henry Z. Dinner and son Henry re-
turned from their hunting trip We'd
nesday. Two deer were brought home
with them. The weather in the Upper
Peninsula was fine while they were
there, and no snow.
Donald Mcintyre ran into clothes
line on Sunday night while on his way
to f. w. Farley's home and fractured
his collar bone. He is receiving proper
treatment and is doing as nicely al
could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Leckie, of Sarnia
DIR. Yuill's sister, and her husband
Mrs. ID. q. Mcdonald, of Pigeon sistel
of Mrs. Yuill, and Will Yuill, sou o.
the Dr., and his wife, of Lansing, were
here in attendance at the funeral.
| A Simpson coffee mill, the latest
type of a coffee grinder, has been in
stalled In Fred Taylor's grocery store
1t is driven by an electric motor. Mr.
Taylor is making specially in coffee
and is now prepared to grind it just al
his customers want 1t. Call at hi
store and see it in operation.
| The ladies of the Bidleman schoo
district will serve q supper in the
Cleaner Hall Friday evening at
o'clock. Prices 25c and 35c. Proceeds
to go toward assisting the Y. M. G. A
In their war work. This work is Q
noble one, and each and every one who
possibly can should attend this supper
and help do their bit.
Billie Williams entertained few OF
his friends at his home Tuesday even.
ing. A very pleasant time was spent
with games and other amusements
which were followed by an appetizine
lunch. 1t is needless to say that the
young folks enjoyed themselves inn.
acknowledgements News.