The Yale expositor., 1918-10-17

last Friday.
Mary NJ. Brown was at Port Huron
last Saturday.
VIM. White and son, of Avoca, we're
in Yale Monday.
The fsh peddlars began making their
fall trips last week.
Thanksgiving falls on the 18th of
November this year.
Ruth Menzies has been home from
Port Huron this week.
George Griggs, of Peck, was In Yale
Wednesday on business.
Squire Lang and wife, Of Jeddo,
were in Yale Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hutton were Port
Huron visitors Friday last.
Fred j. Chamberlain, of Jeddo, was
in Yale Friday on business.
Marion Cowhy, of Emmett, spent the
weekend with Muriel Wilt.
| Mrs. Williams and daughter Eleanor
were in Port Huron on Saturday.
Hugh Ferguson and Mr.. Altman, of
Port Huron, were in Yale Monday.
VIM. p Darling was in Detroit and
Port Huron the past week on business.
Lulu Clauson, of Brown City, spent
Saturday last the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Clyne.
Mr and Mrs. w. f. Rub we're in
Caro- and Bay City the latter part OF
last week.
4 Mrs. Duncan McKeith, of Brown
City, was a guest of Mrs. Grant Hol-
den the weekend.
Il Chas. S. Brown and family are now
occupying DR.. Clyne's new house, hay
ing moved Monday.
John r. Sheehy and family, of En-
NETT, we're in Yale Saturday visiting
relatives and friends.
An embalmers' examination will be
held In the Senate chamber at Lansing,
November IL, IL and ID.
Spanish influenza has made its APP
psarance in this vicinity, Mrs. A. E.
Yuill being the first victim.
VIM. Pollock, OF Toronto, Ont, visit
ed at the homes of DIR. A. Pollock and
Herb T. Hennessy this week.
Joe Menerey, of saginaw, is here on
visit to his nephew, Will K. Menerey
and other relatives and friends.
Will Kennedy is taking lay-off from
his duties as mail carrier on route
owing to badly strained ankle.
Parsons the Eye Man, who will be in
Yale tomorrow, Friday, will go from
here to Peck and spend Saturday.
Mrs. Thos. Johnston was called Il
Detroit on Sunday on account of th'
illness of her sister, Saline Sheehy.
Bert Kelley, Mrs. Grant Holden, Mr'
4 John Holden, aud Mrs Chas. Roundl
autoed to Port Huron Wednesday.
Thos. Johnston is having his black
smith shop wired for electric lights
Chas. Cavanagh is doing the wiring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nolan ans
daughters Irene and Marguerite, o
: Emmett, spent Sunday at the home o
Chas Wilt.
saturday last was an unusually bus,
day with Yale merchants All repor
a splendid trade from early morning
It'll late at night.
Chas. 4. Martin and wife, Mrs, Thos
Bidleman, Mrs. Jennie DsPeel and Mrs
Joseph Carless spent over Sunday will
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taft, at Algonac
Jennie Fletcher came home from
Mitchell, Ind, on Friday evening last
her school there being closed for |
time on account of the influenza cpl
demic.
In Mondays casualty list we see tn
name of Alex Campbell. of Lynn town
ship, as severely wounded. This make
the second time he has been in tn
hospital on account of wounds. w
hope Tor speedy recovery
The Cleaners will give a social dane
ing party at Cleaner Hall, Old Brock
way, Friday evening, Got, 25th, 1915
to which they cordially invite every
body to come and have q good tim'
Music by McKanlass 3 piece orchestr'
Bill, eiOo, including war tax.
We notice that but few of the paper
throughout the Thumb of Michiga
hsve published their statements {
ownetship October Let. as is called fc
by the postoiiice department at Wasl
iDgton Ever since the order WAS tir'
sent out, the Expositor has printed 1
statement each time 1t was called TO
Thecoaster wagons and other on
fits Of similar nature area nuisance
pedestrians of the city and many cor
plants are made to this Office regar
Ing them. Other places are prohibl