The Yale expositor., 1917-11-29
Local and Otherwise.

Henry r. Dinner was at Detroit on
business the first of the week.
j. f. Crysler transacted business in
Port Huron Friday of last week.
Mrs. VIM. Slime, of Marlette, visited
in Yale the latter part of last week.
FIR. N. Alias, of Toledo, Ohio, visited
at Geo. Rasseys the first of the week.
George Cumberworth and family Wis
tied relatives and friends in Brown
City over Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Black is spending Thanks
giving in Flint with her daughter,
Mrs. Herb Eshleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutton ate
Thanksgiving dinner with their son
Clifford at Ann Arbor.
julie Benedict, of Brown City, accom-
panied 10y G. 5. Coohrane and Jimmie
Brown, mOtored 70 Yale Saturday last.
Elder Charles will preach in the
Bidleman school house Sunday after
noon at 2:30 and in the Melvin Baptist
church at 7:30.
We heard the jingle of the sleigh
bells Tuesday. The warm weather
and sunshine yesterday and today has
barred the roads.
Fred L. Currier, daughter Wayne
Mayme will leave on Saturday of this
week for Los Angeles, Cal, to remain
during the winter months.
Remember the dance at the Auditor.
ium tonight. Baldwin's six-piece or
chestra will furnish music. A good
time promised to all who attend.
Mrs Thos. Johnston, Mrs. N. b.
Herbert, Mrs. Edward Andreae and
Alice Mckenzie attended Red Cross
Meeting in Port Huron Saturday.
Married at the M. p. parsonage on
Friday, Nov. %, by Rev. f. L. Crandell,
James Secor and Margaret Durance.
Friends are extending congratulations.
On account of Thanksgiving day on
Thursday, Yale branch Red Cross will
meet on Friday afternoon and evening.
Yarn on hand for sweaters-need more
knitters.
DR.. j. b. Stevens has the thanks of
the editor and his family for a fine
caponized rooster for Thanksgiving.
The gift helps out lot in the high
cost of living.
Members of the Delta Lambda Club
held pot-luck supper at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. V. A. Lacy on Monday
evening of this week, and enjoyed a
pleasant literary evening.
Della Duquette, who has been at On.
away since last May on visit to her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Henry, returned to
Yale last week accompanied by her
sister who will remain for the winter.
In order that the Expositor force
may celebrate Thanksgiving with the
proper spirit, we are printing a day
early this week. Kindly overlook the
shortage of news in this issue and we
will give you better paper next week.
Fred Mathews returned Wednesday
from Battle Creek where he has been
since last Saturday on a visit to DIR.
Wight and family. He gives out the
good news that the DR.. was very much
J better when he left for home, and that
at no time was he in dangerous con.
dition of health.
The play "Under Blue Skies" given
in the Auditorium last Friday even ing
under the auspices of the Catholic la
dies, was fairly we'll attended for the
inclemency of the weather. The char.
acter of the play was interesting and
the parts were well taken.
VIM. Kennedy, carrier of rural TO ute
No. out of Yale, says that he ices
not remember when the roads were
smoother or in better condition than
they were on Tuesday. His "tin Liz
zie" was full of vim and never mis- sec
a stroke through the whole trip.
While working in the Yale Gar age
one day last week Holland Walker
spilled some gasoline on his hand, which
in some manner became ignited anC
was very badly burned. The wound
was dressed and he is getting along
nicely, although suffering terribly.
Mrs. Frank Williams is having bel
household goods moved to Croswel
this week. Mr.. Williams, who hal
been on hunting trip in the Upper
Peninsula, is expected home within 1
few days and will resume his work fol
w. r. Roach & Go. at the new factor!
In Croswell.-Lexington News.
Harry Cough and Clinton Crandel
wheeled over from Yale Friday even
: ing and were guests of Billie William
} for few days. Billie entertained thu
boys and few of his Lexington