The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-10-24
Local and Otherwise.

Eleanorn W illiams spentthe weekend
in Port Huron.
Grant Holden was in Detroit Friday
last on business.
Mernie Merikle. of Port Huron, was
in Yale this week.
Donna Wallace was In Port Huron
the first of the week.
Frank K. Reeves and wife, Of Avoca,
were in Yale on Monday.
Judge Tappan was up from Port
Huron Monday on business.
S. E.. Barr has purchased Mrs. OAR
win brakes house and lot.
Frank and Ed Andrsae and wives
were in Detroit last Friday.
Fred j. Chamberlain and son, of Jed
do, were in Yale Wednesday.
No meeting of Yale Chapter D. E. 5.
will be held until the November regu-
lar
ALT Pratt, of Detroit, is spending the
week with his parents and friends in
Yale.
K. L. Barr was down from Midland
over Sunday visiting bis family and
| friends.
Geo. ID. HOOK, merchant of Avoca,
aud wife were in Yale Thursday OF
last week.
Floyd Reid, wife and son, of Dawson
were visiting Yale relatives and friends
the first of the week.
| Edward Andreae is having his dwell
ing house and garage reprinted. Low
ell Munroe is doing the work.
George Wilcox and wife have moved
into the city and are occupying Charles
Montney's house on First street.
Mrs. Edward King left for Kerwood,
Ont, last Thursday night where she
was called by the death of a sister.
Barbara Doering, of Colorado Springs
Col, has been in Yale the past week
| on a visit to her mother and sister.
Mrs. w. Ii. Fletcher and daughter
Jennie visited relatives and friends in
Detroit the latter part of last week
Mrs. Harvey Tsppan, Of Port Huron
was in Yale Thursday last on visit to
Mrs. n. b. Herbert and other friends.
Willard Irving, wife and little child,
of Grand Rapids, visited with relatives
and friends in and around Yale last
week
VIM. Hodgins jr. and family have
moved into the h. E. Beard house on
North street, which Mr.. Hodgins re-
Gently purchased
Geo. Mann left Wednesday morning
for Alviston, Ont, where he will be
employed for couple of weeks max
ing repairs in the flax mills.
James McColl. Mrs. r. Ii. Menerey,
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Jardine motored to
Deckeryills last Thursday and spent
the day visiting relatives and friends.
Allan Swartz has moved his house
hold goods to Port Huron where the
family will make their future home.
Allan has secured employment in that
city.
Sheriff Windsor, Henry X Baird,
Alex Cowan, and Thos. H. George, of
Port Huron, were in Yale Thursday
calling on friends and making new ac.
quaintances.
The ladies of the N Y. B. Club gave
pot-luck supper at the home of Mrs.
Will Fletcher on Wednesday evening
of last week as farewell to her. A
splendid time was enjoyed.
The largest auction sale this year
was held Monday of this week at the
farm of Fred Bontrager west of Yale.
Everything was sold at top notch price.
G.. w. Bell was the auctiOneer.
Mat Jordon, of McIvor, spent part
of last week visiting Henry Dinner.
Mat is q crack rifle shot and has had
many an encounter with bear, wolves,
wild cat and lynx. Besides being a
ROOu all IOuuu bcOut ITO 10 pIdCtiCai
farmer and cultivates a large tract of
land located three miles from McIvor.
Both himself and wife are friendly,
hospitable people, and good neighbors,
the latch string of their home being
out at all times. Some Of our citizens
have enjoyed their hospitality.
The chicken supper given by the Red
Cross ladies of Greenwood township in
Cleaner hall last Thursday evening
was patronizId by large number OF
people from Greenwood and Yale. a
delicious supper was served and q
neat sum Of money realized which
helped swell the Red Cross treasury
funds. Thos. Ii. George. of Port Hur