The Yale expositor., 1917-01-04
Local and Otherwise.

StlIic up.
Inventory time.
Turn over a new leaf.
Don't waste paper, any kind.
The new broom will sweep clean.
Keep your New Years resolutions.
Don't forget that leap year has gone.
1t was winter weather in December.
Begin the New Year right, and keep
at it.
1916 will go into history as a memoir
able one.
4. w. Mercer and wife were at Flint
last week.
Most of our merchants are taking
inventory.
Ray Moran was at Capac on visit
the past week.
Albert and Will Menerey were home
during the holidays.
Several business firms are passing
out handsome 1917 calendars.
Hazel Wharton is home from her
school at Colon for the holidays.
Cecil Salter, of Detroit, spent the past
week visiting young friends in Yale.
Estelle Danielson came home from
Detroit last Saturday for New Years.
Mrs. James Fulton left last Saturday
for Clinton, Ont, to make two weeks
visit.
Mrs. Simon Rooney, of Brown City,
visited her daughters in Yale the past
week.
Charles Menerey left Monday for
Flint where he expects to secure q
position.
Lewis BARLEY, wife and children,
visited Sandusky relatives and friends
last week.
Irene and Helen Harrington of De-
troit, visited their Yale friends the
past week.
Leta and Bernice Holden spent a
portion of the holiday time with rela-
tives at Almont.
Mrs. J. b. Draper and children, of
Detroit, visited Yale relatives and
friends last week.
Leola Lyons of the Thomas Normal,
Detroit, visited with Gladys Wallace
few days last week.
Mrs. Lillian Doelle aud son, of Cros-
we'll, were guests of Emerson Cooper
and family last week.
Isobel Menerey went to Detroit New
Years day to spend the week with her
brothers and other friends
Stephen Windsor, of Port Huron, our
new sheriff now, visited his brother and
Yale friends last Saturday.
lambert Jones was called to Reese
Saturday to attend the funeral of his
brother in law, Austin Rubel.
A large congregation filling the Pres
byterian church last Sunday evening,
listened to an excellent song service.
Mrs. Ed. Andreae and Mrs. Chas.
Rounds were entertained at the Noble
home in Brown City on Friday last.
ii. G. Martin and family spent part
of last week visiting relatives and
friends in Livingston county, near
Howell.
Porter IL. Harris, who is employed
by the j. L. Case Company and operates
out of Syracuse, N. Y, has been home
for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Andreae and Mrs.
Lena Andreae are entertaining them
selves and their friends with music
from fine new victrolas.
Mrs. Nathan Kerr has been quite i'll
at her home in Elmer City. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elmer Rose, of Yale, spent
last week with her parents.
Maurice Merrill, who has been work
ing in Detroit the past year, was home
for New Years. He left Tuesday for
| Ypsilanti where he Will attend school
Clifford Hutton entertained num-
Der of young people at six o'clock
dinner on New Years day at the home
of his parents. A pleasurable evening
was spent.
A gift of a basket of delicious oranges
to the editor and family from Mrs. Eva
Black was highly appreciated. The
fruit was sent Mrs. Black from q
friend in Florida.
Victor Learmont, Rex Holden, Mil
dred Rub and Eileen Learmont motor
ed TO Almont last Friday and attended
a dancing party given by the Camp
Fire girls and Boy Scouts.
Ethel and Marjorie Hilburn, of Pres.
ton, Ont, returned home the first of
the week after spending the holidays
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and