The Yale expositor., 1917-10-18
Local and Otherwise.

CrOSWell sunday.
Cora Fatheringham, of Bay City, is
the guest of Ruth MenZies.
Mrs. John Thorpe, of Flint, visited
at +. w. MERGERS over Sunday.
Vern and Duncan Sloat, of Port HUI.
ron, visited relatives in Yale this week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs II.
e. Barr Wednesday, Oct H. Congrat-
ulations.
G. 5. Cochrane was at Port Huron
and Detroit the first of the week on
business.
Mrs. Auley Morrison, of Vancouver,
b. c., is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
JAS. McColl.
Henry VIM was in Port Huron the
first of the week calling on relatives
and friends.
Chas. Noble and family, of Brown
City, were guests of Ed Andreae and
family Sunday.
+. Graham and wife, of New Haven,
spent part of the week at the home of
w. A Woodruff.
Mrs. L. Charles and son Jack are
spending the week with Mrs. Edward
Walker at Sandusky.
Dr. Fred Currier was home from
Grand Rapids last week on a visit to
his father and friends.
f. p. Currier and daughter Mayme
are planning on leaving soon for Cali
fornia to spend the winter.
Christy Hallead, of Detroit, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs M. b. Hal
lead the first of the week.
Parsons, the Eye Man, will be at the
Paisley Hotel, on Wednesday, Oct. "a.
See his ad in another column.
Mr. and Mrs, j. A. Rapley, of North
Branch, were Sunday visitors at the
home of Or. and Mrs V. A Lacy,
Mrs. Mary Baxter and grandson,
Alexander Charles spent Monday and
Tuesday with friends at Roseburg.
Mrs. Georgia Spencer has rented
| Florance Simmons house OH South
Main St., and will move this week.
Arthur Parmlee suffered a broken
arR in cranking his Ford Monday
morning Art will take vacation for
six weeks at least.
The weather was line although the
atmosphere was chilly the fore part of
the week. A change took place We'd
nesday, turning to rain.
A II Id. boy born to the home Of
| Eugene Merrill in Brockway township
Sunday, Oct 14th. Congratulations
are being offered by friends.
The Richmond Review says there is
no coal scarcity in Richmond. Plenty
of fuel and more coming, is the word.
Wish the Expositor could say the same
of Yale.
John Mckenzie, who returned to
Yale from Cuba about July last. in
poor condition of health, is much bet
ter now and is gaining in strength
every day.
Orpba Kruger, of Detroit, Mrs. Edwin
Naples, Mrs. Walter Carpenter and
Ernest Carpenter, of Inlay City, visit
ed with NJ. b. Hallead and family the
first of the week.
viii Sayles is employed in the office
of the South>Shore Cedar Company at
Dollarville and not in bank at New
berry, as stated last week. Here's to
Wills health aud prosperity.
Beginning Nov. End, the Postofiice
Department announces an increase in
the rates of postage from the customary
two cents on a letter to three cents.
Letters mailed to points within the
jurisdiction of the local postoflice will
remain two cents. All post cards will
be two cents.
The following real estate transfers
have taken place at Cedarwood during
the past few weeks. Grant Holden,
JOS. Williams and w. A. Campbell
have sold their lots to Guy +. Beard,
aud Mr. Beard has sold his cottage to
Stephen A. Graham, now cashier of
the st. Clair County Savings Bank. lie
has also sold the Grant Holden lot to
Watson Wesley, of Port Huron.
MIR. and Mrs. J. f. Crysler, of the
Harrington Hotel, Yale, celebrated
their fifteenth wedding anniversary on
Tuesday of this week. Mr.. Crysler is
lover of races horses and always has
number in his stables. He is a real
sport along this line, and is jolly,
agreeable, good fellow at all times
Mrs Crysler looks carefully after the
household department of the hotel and
gets up the best of meals. Mr.. and
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