The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-01-03
Local and Otherwise.

Write 1T 1918
We are all anxiously looking forward
to spring.
Arthur Clyne has a. position in SYRIA
cuse, N. Y.
Nell Jacobs, of Detroit, was home
for the holidays.
Have you turned over a new leaf in
the book of life?
January, the month of annual in
ventory and sales.
Harold Phelps, of Sandusky, was
home for Christmas.
N. Il Herbert and family were at
Port Huron New Years day.
f f. Fead and family spent New
Years day with Sarnia relatives.
Nellie Beard, of Hancock, is spend
ing the holidays at her home here.
Mrs. Clyde Richards and son Irwin
were Port Huron visitors last Saturday.
Norma Wight, of Battle Creek, spent
the past week the guest of Yale friends.
Geo. Rassey and son aud j. X. Ras-
sey spent New Years day in Port
Huron.
Clifford Halsey and wife are spend
ing the week in Detroit with relatives
and friends.
Ventry Hsey and wife, of Wayne,
spent New Years with Elston Huff
man and wife.
J. Z. Walker has sold his Percheron
stallion Gaspard to Brown City parties
for good price.
The roads are in the best of condi-
ton, being smooth as Goor, and the
wheeling is mighty fine.
Grant Holden and family motored to
Almont Sunday and spent the day with
Sexton Grimes and family
Mrs. Shepherd and daughter Melita,
of Brown City, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Honey last week.
Skating on the pond at the oxbow is
fine. The ice is smooth and thick
enough to be perfectly safe
DR.. II. II. Learmont and family, of
Croswell, were New Years guests of
VIM. Ii. Learmont and family.
Chas. S Brown has been confined to
his home for over week, suffering
from the grippe and bad cough.
John E. Walker is on visit to friends
at Detroit, Pontiac and bennington,
Ont. He will be away for a week or
more.
Neil Stirling and family, of the
Canadian Northwest, are spending the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Stirling.
John w. Donaldson and family, who
moved to Port Huron a short time ago,
have moved from 1925 Howard street
to 726 Tenth street.
Honoring Mrs. j. ID. Draper, of De-
troit, Mrs. N. b. Herbert entertained
about twenty ladies at a dinner on
Friday evening last.
Record. breaking sale of cottons, odds
and ends and remnants starts Satur-
day, JAN IL, and lasts throughout the
month at Cochrane's,
Among the soldier boys who were
home for Xmas not mentioned in last
weeks issue are:-Rensley Holden and
Corporal Ed. Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Helberg and
daughter Moreno, are spending cou-
pie of weeks in Yale and Melvin
Armada Times-Graphic.
Lieut. Roy Bricker, who has been
visiting in Yale, Marlette and other
places since Thanksgiving, returned to
Camp Custer last Thursday.
Plenty of work at Red Cross Chap
ter rooms on bandages, etc. Meeting
every Thursday afternoon and eve
ming. Yarn to give out to knitters.
Ella, Kate and Saline Sheehy were
home from Detroit for the holidays.
Saline returned Sunday, going to Port
Huron with her brother Michael by
auto.
John Cawood and julie Benedict, ac-
companied by their wives, of Brown
City, were entert aimed at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Cochrane New Years
day for dinner
Mrs. VIM. Grant and Dulcie Kerney
are spending New Years with Mrs.
VIM. Cork at Grand Rapids. Thos.
Kerney from the Military Training
School at Great Lakes, ILL.,, is also
there on visit.
Frank Griswold writes us from Day
tona Beach, Florida, as follows:-"We
ara having nice wintar hare Not nnuch