The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-05-30

j. X, Rassey was in Port Huron last
Friday on business.
Jas. Z. Ryan, of Ann Arbor, visited
friends in Yale over Sunday.
Albert Armstrong, of Port Huron,
visited Yale friends last Friday.
Clara Hilborne, of North Speaker,
spent the past week with Iva Rector
Pearl Graham, of Vassar, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Fred Taylor this
week.
Will Shaw left Sunday last for Camp
Custer The best of good wishes go
with him.
Katherine Leeke, of Jackson, has
been the guest of Marie McNulty the
past week.
James Beayis and daughter Georgia,
of Lansing, are here on visit to their
Yale friends.
Geo. A. Mann visited friends at
Alviston, and other towns in Ontario
the past week.
James Mann, of Charleston, n. g.,
has been home this week on a visit to
his parents and friends.
A service flag has been installed in
the Methodist Protestant church with
appropriate ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Cochrane moved
part of their household goods to Port
Huron last Thursday by auto truck,
Ruth MenZies was Hp from Port
Huron Friday last visiting her parents
and also attending the dancing party
at the Auditorium.
This section of the country has had
sufficient rainfall the past week. We
trust the weather man does not overdo
it and flood us out.
Corporal Leonhard Teal, formerly of
Peck but now stationed at Fort Ogel-
thorpe, Ga, visited among his young
friends in Yale last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Benedict, Mr.. and
Mrs. julie Benedict, Mr.. and Mrs John
Cawood, all of Brown City, motored to
Yale for Monday evenings party.
John Richardson and son with five
teams and crew of men went to St.
Clair on Tuesday to work on the build
ing of the shore road from that city to
Port Huron.
Will and Jesse Parker entertained
their Sunday school class Friday night
last The evening was spent in playing
games. Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served.
John Hutton on Monday presented
the Girl Scouts with a handsome flag
and staff. The Scouts are greatly
pleased over the gift and return many
thanks to Mr.. Hutton.
The electrical storm and high winds
Sunday evening alarmed many of our
townspeople for a time, but after il
passed over peace and quietness reign
ed and no damage resulted.
Richard Howell, for many years high
way commissioner Of Speaker township
died at his home Friday, May a. The
funeral was held on Sunday and inter.
ment made in Speaker cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. John f. I'm.
phrey was held from the Methodist
Episcopal church Saturday afternoon
last, Rev Geach officiating. Interment
was made in Elmwood cemetery.
If some of the ladies of Yale have
small pieces of red flannel at least 4x5
inches that they have no use for kindly
leave at Red Cross rooms. These are
necessary in making housewife kits.
Miss Richie, language instructor
received word on Wednesday of the
very serious illness of her mother at
her home in Detroit, and left Wednes-
day evening. She will not return to
finish the year.
VIM. r. Bryce and family have NOV.
ed into the r. Remington house. Geo
b. Green will move into the house
vacated by Mr.. Bryce. Earl Hutton
will move into the T. j. Minnie house
as soon as Eldred Charles and family
move to Caro-.
The N. Y. b. club members were en-.
tertained on Tuesday evening by Mrs
Anna McNulty and daughter Marie
An excellent supper was served at six.
thirty, after which cards were played
and honors won by Mrs. Will FLETCHER
and Bert Mcdonald.
The dance given by VIM. +. Barr in
the Auditorium last>~Friday evening
was fairly well attended and enjoyed
to the fullest extent. Music furnished
by Fisohers orchestra was the best
ever. 1t is to be hoped that hereafter
the dances and entertainments given by
Mr. Barr in the Auditorium are more
largely attended. He is deserving OF