The Yale expositor., 1918-12-05
Local and Otherwise.

Saturday.
Matilda Wiley visited in Port Huron
on Saturday.
James Perry is home from Camp
Custer on furlough.
Mrs. Geo. Young is in Detroit having
an artificial limb fitted.
Harry Dudley was home from Camp
Custer for Thanksgiving.
Don Mcintyre was home from Ann
Arbor Thanksgiving day.
Myrtle Daley spent Thanksgiving
with relatives near Burnside.
Frances Andreae visited relatives in
Brown City over the week end.
Nellie Sly, OF Port Huron, visited
her parents here Thanksgiving day.
Jack Spencer, of the Times Herald.
Port Huron, was home over Sunday.
Frank and Ed Andreae left Tuesday
night for Chicago on business trip.
Miss Call, of the high school staff, is
out of school this week with sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson were
sguests of Flint relatives over Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Eva j. Black and Mrs. Chas.
Ferguson were at Port Huron Satur-
day last
Isabel Brown and Margaret Leitch
spent Thanksgiving with relatives near
Sandusky.
Will Lane and wife, of Lapeer, were
the guests of BENZ. Lane and family
Thanksgiving.
Miss Parkhill, from near Saginaw
has come to take Miss Roys place in
the first grade.
JAS. l.. Brown and wife, of Port HUI
ron, spent Sunday in Yale with rela-
tives and friends.
G. K. Richards, wife and son Irwin
spent Thanksgiving in Flint with rel
atives and friends.
Fred Wilt is In Kalamazoo all this
week attending the state convention of
Implement Dealers.
Ruth Menzies and Lee Brogan of
Port Huron, spent Thanksgiving at the
home of j. A. Menzies.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold bake sale on Saturday this
week at Davis Furniture Store.
Howard Foster, at his home in Peck
on a furlough from Camp Custer,
spent Thanksgiving day in Yale.
AL Knisley, Clarence Ovaitt, Jas. and
Grant WEIGH left Monday for Au Sable
river on fox hunt for week or more
Mrs. Mary simmons left on Tuesday
evening for Port Huron where she will
visit for time and then go to Decker
vile.
Chas. Dinner was at Caseville and
other places in the Thumb of Michi l.
gan buying furs, hides and pelts this
week.
The sugar card has gone out of use
but be sparing of the sugar just the
same. The price is fixed at eleven
cents per pound.
The dance Thanksgiving night in
the Auditorium was quite well attend
ed and the music by Finzel's four-piece
orchestra was much enjoyed.
VIM. A. Campbell, who has been
confined to his home In Lynn, sick
with the flu for the past two weeks was
in Yale calling on friends Monday.
George Beadle's familiar face is seen
again in Fred Taylor's grocery. Mr.
Taylor has been the past week nursing
the flu. He and Betty are both better
now
Fred Schum, who has been at Detroit
for several weeks receiving treatment
for his injuries, was back to Yale fol
few days. His ankle is still weak
and uses crutches to get around with.
There will be dance at the Audi
forum, Yale, on Thursday evening
, Dec. 18th, to which the public is cor
! daily invited. Music by Atkinson'i
orchestra. Bill $100, including wal
tax. VIM. f. Barr. manager.
corp. VIM. Beers Is home from Lone
Island, N. Y, where he has been In
training as an aviator. Will has ar
honorable discharge. His only regret
Is failure to have been across the water
where he could get crack at tn,
Kaiser.
The special Thanksgiving day pro
gram at Princess theatre was one Of
the best plays of its kind ever put or
here. Harold Lockwood, featured In
"Under Handicap" pleased larg,
number of people both at matinee anC
evening.
To the regret Of the whole communi
ty, Miss Roy has been obliged to give
mn TEACHING I'm our nuhlic achoola ow.