The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-01-11

weeks vacation.
Snow Tuesday night followed by
blizzard continuing into Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Williams went to Detroit
Saturday last to spend couple OF
months
Mrs. Geo Hollenbeck was at Brown
City the past week visiting relatives
and friends.
Julia Mcmahon has returned to st.
Clair after spending the past two weeks
at her home.
Blanche McMahan has returned to
Detroit after spending the Christmas
vacation at her home.
Ethel Ballentine is reported very sick
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Wallace Ballentine, Detroit.
Floyd Ferguson has filed his big ice
house at the pond and is now at work
filling ice houses about the city.
Mrs. w. f. Card fell on Wednesday
evening and broke her arm. DIR. Pollock
was called and dressed the fracture.
Gus Smith expects to start for Flor
ida on Monday, Jan. %, where he will
remain for six weeks or two months.
Mr.. Touma, manager of the Busy Bee
restaurant, Port Huron, was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. V. X. Rassey this
week.
Will Menerey is laid up with pleurisy
at his home this week. Otto Griffith
is looking after the carrying of the
mail and express.
Minerva Graham and Margaret
Reedy returned to st. Joseph's Acad-
envy at Adrian after spending the holt
days with their parents.
Washington Lodge will give an
oyster supper in the l.. o. l.. hall, West
Brockway, Tuesday evening, January
%. Everybody welcome.
The ladies of the NJ +. church will
give a roast beef supper on Wednesday
evening, Jan. II, at the Beavis store
Supper 25c. Everybody welcome.
: The Farmers Institute is in session
today at the New Opera House. Large
crowds attended the afternoon and
evening meetings. We will try and
/ give a full report in next weeks
? Expositor.
Mrs. McNulty will spend the next
two weeks at the Fremont farm home
. and from there will go to Highland
' Park and reside with her daughter
. Marie, who is attending the School of
Expression.
3 j. f. Crysler motored to Port Huron
: Monday evening returning Tuesday
: afternoon accompanied by z. j. Flynn
and wife. Mr.. Crysler says he never
saw the roads between Yale and Port
Huron in better condition.
Q The Home and Foreign Missionary
society of the Presbyterian church held
y pleasant and instructive meeting at
q the home of Mrs. Il. G. Mclaughlin
Z on Wednesday afternoon. A program
4 and refreshments were enjoyed.
Word reached Yale this week of the
death of j ohm Mills at his home in At
lanta, Mich. John lived in Yale many
years, being in partnership with his
!, father, ID. Mills, in general store. He
will be we'll remembered by the Older
residents of the city.
. James Rice, of Yale, died at th'
q Pontiac Hospital on Wednesday morn
IL ing J an. 10th, 1917, at 3 o'clock. Fun
d eral will be held at the home of his sol
Z. j. Rice, east and south of the city a
10 one o'clock Saturday afternoon, Jan
B. 18th, and from the Free Methods
e church at o'clock,
Is II. T.. Welch lost his valuable fo1
n hound about two weeks ago and ever.
effort was made to find it, but to M
Of avail until Saturday last when JohI
n Snyder attempted to ship the dog b.
g express, to Amadore. The service o
8. Marshal Henry were secured and tn
IT dog was returned to its rightful owner
The following personal news item
10 appeared in the St. Clair County Pres
Is columns last week: -"Miss Mary Nc
at Grafton, teacher of the Fashbinde
Is school, spent her holiday vacation wit
ok her parents in Yale" "Miss Julia Nc
Mahon, teacher of the Brandywin
" school, has gone to her home in Yal
CT for two weeks vacation"
u Mrs. l.. f. VanCamp was reporter
is very much worse Sunday and word wa
n sent to her son Russell at Monroe, M
d. and Mrs. Floyd Reid at Dawson an
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Miller at Lapee
&C. Mrs. VanCamp passed away at "a
ra o'clock this Thursday morning. Th
u, funeral will be held from the M.
lie church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clocl
at Obituary next week.
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