The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-01-24
Local and Otherwise.

Katherine Mcmahon was at Detroit
over Sunday.
John Ferguson, of Detroit, is in Yale
visiting friends.
Julia Mcmahon, of st. Clair, was
home over Sunday.
Chas. Palmer was one of the Detroit
auto show visitors this week. ~.
Viola. Honey, of Brown City, visited
her brother Guy the past week.
l.. j. Menerey was in Detroit and
Port Huron the first of the week.
Mrs. r. L. Smith, of Port Huron,
visited friends in Yale this week.
H. z. Dinner is in Northern Mich.
gan this week on a fur buying trip.
e. f, Fead was in Port Huron Mon
day attending the funeral of his father.
The thermometer still hovers around
the zero mark and Yale is without fuel.
Lew Giddings, of Columbiaville, Wis
tied the past week among his Yale
friends.
Don Comstock, of Ypsilanti, visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Drouyor
this week.
First Semester finals are being wrest-
led with this week at the emporium of
knowledge.
The Presbyterian people are selecting
and casting play to be given in the
near future.
There was no school on Monday, the
teachers attending the Institute in
Port Huron.
Mrs. Alex Pollock, Mrs. Chas. Palmer
and Mrs. Clyde Cochrane went to De-
troit on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Graham were in
Detroit last week attending the funeral
of Mr.. Grahams sister.
Regular meeting Yale Chapter, No.
Ga, o. e. s., Wednesday evening, Jan.
SOth. Mrs. G. A. Spencer, sec
Mrs. Eva j. Black left for Detroit
Monday morning where she will spend
some time in the wholesale millinery
houses.
Jessie Mccall was q Detroit visito or
over Sunday, coming back to Port HUI
ron on Monday for the Teachers In
stitute.
Yale is now supplied with kerosene
oil, Walter r. Smith dispenser for the
Standard Oil Company, received a tank
on Wednesday.
Elder Charles will preach in the
Bidleman school house Sunday after
noon at 2:30 and in the Melvin Baptist
church at 1880.
The professional man who buys of
an order house and a merchant who
has his printing done out of town be-
long to the same lodge-same degree.
Mrs. Bert Holden is at the Port HUI
ran hospital undergoing a very serious
operation. Mrs. Ventry Hisey is also
at the hospital for an operation. Mrs.
Geo. Barth, who has been there fol
some time is getting along nicely.
Henry Dinner jr., enlisted in the
Engineering Corps Of the u. s. Army
Thursday of last week at Alma and
went from there to Grand Rapids
where he passed his examination. He
is at Elwell at present but expects to
be ordered to Fort Thomas, Kentucky
in about two weeks.
Rev. w. G. Nixon, of Saginaw, dis
trict president of the Epworth League
has divided the district into groups fol
special service. The Brown City group
consists of Brown City, Marlette, Mel
vim, Yale and outlying points. Rev
S. w. +. Garrett has been appointed
Executive Chairman.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage on
Thursday, Jan. II, at o'clock, John
Leslie Graham, of Sandusky, and Miss
Bertha Anon, of Dodson, Mont, being
the contracting parties. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Waldren Coach
Otto and Minnie Anon, brother and
sister of the bride witnessed the cere
mony. We offer congratulations
Roger Gorton, editor of the Lexing
ton Newssleft on Saturday for OwossC
where he will take the examination fol
a position on the Ann Arbor railroad
Roger is troubled a great deal with
eczema and the ink connected with
presses is liable to make this diseas,
much worse, so he will try other pur
suits for a time. Mrs. Gorton ant
Geo. Kinney will guide the destinies o.
the News during his absence.
The Yale Wooden Mills closed las
Friday afternoon expecting to remain
closed for the five days ordered by TIT
fnal administration On acpount n.