The Yale expositor., 1917-10-18

MIS-. husSell courier, or Brown Olty,
visited her parents in Yale on Wednes-
day.
Twin girls were born to Mr. and Mrs
Peter Regan, Yale, Thursday, Oct IL
Everybody happy.
Mrs. George Beadle entertained a
number of lady friends at social af-
ternoon and dinner Wednesday.
Mrs. Grant Holden, Rex and Bernice
motored to Almont Sunday on visit
to Sexton Grimes and family. They
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred L. Palmer and children
are at Port Stanley, Ont, where they
will remain until Mr.. Palmer gets To-
Gated and everything settled at New
berry.
The Red Cross card party in the New
Auditorium Monday night was very
successful affair. Five hundred was
played and dancing was INDUCED in
after cards,
The supper given in the parlors of
Sacred Heart church Tuesday evening
was largely attended and the abundant
m cal was much enjoyed, A nice sum
of money was realized.
James Clark Xix is the name of an
S.lb. son born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. n.
Rix, of Greenwood township, on Mon.
day, Oct. 10, 1917. Dad is happy and
everybody is offering congratulations.
MIR. and Mrs. Owens, of Memphis
were in Yale Tuesday and Wednesday,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Barth.
Mr.. Owens has sold out his drug bust
ness in Memphis and will locate in
Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Andreae went to
Detroit on Tuesday to attend the we'd
ding of Mr.. Andreae's cousin, Charles
Beals to Miss Ruth Patterson, which
occurred on Wednesday in Forest Ave.
Presbyterian church.
Word comes from Almont that Rev.
J. II. Patton does not seem to regain
his strength For some time he has
suffered from weakness, but not really
sick. Mr.. Paton's Yale friends are
sorry TO hear of his condition.
II. +. Andreae and children and Mrs.
II isey motored TO Wayne last Saturday
and spent over Sunday with V. r.
Hisey and wife. Mrs. Andreae, who
had been attending the Grand Lodge
o. E. $ returned with the family.
Mrs. Isaac Lewis, an old pioneer of
Brockway township, passed away this
morning at the homo of her daughter.
The remains will be brought to the
home of another daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Hayes, from which place the funeral
will be held next Sunday.
A double wedding took place one
day the past week, the date we have
not learned, III which the following
young people were the contracting
parties:- Fern Garrett and We're Wood,
HlCoolO hpoCJ anu lNaiPh NOOu
More particulars next week
The box social given by the young
people of the Mechanic Street Christian
church at the home of Dan Black last
Friday evening was success. The
boxes we're auctioned by ii. A. Williams
and about twenty five dollars were
realized. The evening was we'll spent
and all enjoyed fine time.
A social party was given on Friday
evening last in the kindergarten room
at the school building by dozen or
more young ladies' in honor Of Mayme
Curier and Fredda IL ldep, who were
chaperones to the bunch during their
vacation time at the lake. A pleasant
time was spent and refreshments were
served.
The Richmond Lumber Co. is just
completing. the inside finish for the
new Methodist church at Yale. The
finished material has been put on the
job right along by motor truck at a
great saving Of time and transportation
cost. Our local company succeeds in
landing lot of contracts for jobs both
here and away, and always delivers
the goods. Richmond Review.
John Collins, who has resided OH his
farm one mile north and four miles
west of Yale for many years, died on
Tuesday, Oct 18th. He has been sick
for two years from tuberculosis, and
has been a patient sufferer all that
time. Funeral this Thursday after
noon from the home, Rev. K. Charles
officiating. Interment in ElmwOod
cemetery. Obituary. next week.
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