The Yale expositor., 1918-12-19
Local and otherwise.

j. A. Cavanagh transacted business
In Port Huron Tuesday.
Guy Z. Beard and family are quar-
antined on account OF the fiu.
Mrs. III. II. Hennessy and daughter
were in Port Huron Wednesday.
Mrs. Denison Mccall was at Saginaw
in hospital last week for an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Harnden left for
Detroit Wednesday to visit for time
with relatives and friends.
Thos. u. Wharton and N. Il. Percy
were in Detroit Friday and Saturday
last.
Mrs. Schmslly and sons have moved
into the Jas. Moore house on Mechanic
street.
Richard Houghton, of Flint. has
been in Yale the past week calling on
friends.
Andrew DePeel, of DETROIT, has been
spending the past week with friends
ia Yale.
Unless the weather changes consid-
erably we are going to have "green"
Christmas this year.
f. Il. Bricker has been laid up at
his home for the past couple of weeks
with severe attack of asthma.
The Red Cross drive is on this week
for membership. Have your dollar
ready when the committee calls.
Mr.. and Mrs Purl w. Harding, OF
Melvin, have been very sick the past
week but are now on the improve.
Pearl Graham came down from Vas.
sar Monday night to spend the holiday
season with her sister, Mrs. FREQ
Taylor.
Eber Harnden, of Detroit, well know
in Yale, has been here and Peck on &
visit the past week. He is in the rea
estate business.
The flu situation in Yale is much i'm
proved, only few are now quarantined
Many cases are reported throughout
the surrounding country.
Yale merchants are enjoying a large
holiday trade and each have splendid
stock to select from. Saturday las
the trade was a hummer.
j. 4. Staley, Chas. Slosser and Geo
Allen, of Yale, and Andy Miller, Of
Peck, spent Friday and Saturday last
at Caseville hunting foxes.
The dance given by VIM. f. Barr al
the Auditorium last Thursday nigh
was quite well attended and pleasant
time was enjoyed by all present.
A telephone inspector from the head
office was in Yale the past week look
over the local exchange here. Epery
thing was found in first-class order.
Alger Slosser returned from Mt
Pleasant Monday evening. The State
normal, which he is attending. ha:
been closed on account of the "hu."
Will Lutz, who has been attending
: the naval training school at Mt. Pleas
ant, returned home Monday evening
having received an honorable discharge
Lieut.. Gilmore Putney, from camp
in Virginia, is here on visit to his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank o
Putney. He has an honorable dis
charge
Shirley Slosser and Sam Ludington
who have been in training at Ann
Arbor, have received honorable dis
charges and have returned to their
homes in Yale.
VIM. Woodruff wishes to thank the
firemen and neighbors for their heroic
work at the time of his recent fire; also
Norman b. Herbert for the prompt
settlement of the loss.
Donna Alice is the name of an s Ii
daughter which came to gladden. the
hearts of Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Rigdon on
Monday, Dec. l6, 1918. Dale says it is
the finest of the fine. Congratulations
A grand holiday ball will be given
in Cleaner hall, Old Brockway, OF
Friday evening, Dec. 9th, to which
the public is cordially invited. Finzel's
Apiece orchestra will furnish music
Bill Sl.00, war tax included.
The pupils of Carless school, Mary
Brown, teacher, have given invitation
to their parents to be with them on
Friday afternoon this week, when they
will entertain them with drills and
music and spread of good things fol
the inner man.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
present the, Christmas Cantata "Santa's
, Aeroplane," in the church Sunday eve.
ming, Dec. 22nd at 1880, city time. A
silver collection will be taken at the
door for Armenian and Syrian relief
, A cordial invitation is extended to the
, public.
Rain continued for three DAYS last
week starting Thursday morning and
no let up until Saturday night. Sunday
was beautiful. Monday started in with
heavy fog covering the earth which
cleared up before noon and beautiful
sunshine and warm weather has since
prevailed.
Mrs. A. Pollock and daughter Mar
garet, Mrs. G. +. Curtis and daughter
Jeanette, Mrs. w. f. Rub and daugh
ter Mildred, Mrs. j. A. Menzies anc
daughter Marjorie, Mrs. Thos, John
ston, Mrs. Geo. Cough. Mrs. K. w. Mer
Ger and Name Currier were at Por
Huron Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Knapp returned
from Detroit Tuesday where they hat
been to see their son Ben who is al
Harper hospital, very sick with pleuro
pneumonia, following an attack OF
Influenza. Sunday he was in very
critical condition and little hopes were
entertained for his recovery. Since hi
has rallied and is on the gain. Every
thing possible Is being done for him by
skilled medical men and he is receiv
ing the best of care
Here is little timely suggestion W,