The Yale expositor., 1918-10-03
Local and Otherwise.

evening.
Helen Shepherd, of Attention, visited
Monday at Floyd Fergusons.
Joe Thomas was up from Port Huron
Tuesday night between trains.
Frost Tuesday morning cut the veg
itation in the fields and gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave WEIGH have been
over from Flint part of this week.
Eli Sheffield went to Detroit Saturday
where he has secured employment.
Helen Shepherd, of Attention, was a
guest of Merle Heath over Sunday.
Nellie Shaw spent Sunday at Rose
burg with her sister, Mrs. Lew Bradley.
Mrs. r. w. Courier, of Sandusky, Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bright last week.
Michael Dunn was over from Royal
Oak the past week on a visit to rela-
tives and friends.
Ralph Ferguson and wife, of Capac,
were over Sunday visitors at the home
of Floyd Ferguson.
Mrs. Bert Kelley entertained her
Sunday school class of girls very pleas
antly last Friday evening.
Mrs. Chester Sly and granddaughter,
Nellie simmons, visited relatives in
Marietta over the week end,
VIM. Z. Darling has moved from the
l. +. VanCamp house to the George
Barth house on Mary street.
Roy Mclaughlin, wife and daughter,
of Sherwood, were here over sunday
the guests of r. q Mclaughlin and
family.
The second Sunday in October will
be observed as Rally day in the Pres
byteIian sunday school, A program is
now being prepared.
Frances Granny, who has been visit
ing her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs
Luke Conroy of Speaker, returned to
her home in Detroit, Saturday.
Church of Christ, Mechanic street
is proud of handsome service flag
made and presented by Name Currier
There are at present eleven stars on
the banner.
A motor van was in Yale the frs
of the week and moved Harry Jardine't
household goods to Colum biavill,
where be has employment in the
Wooden Mills.
DR.. and Mrs. j. b. Stevens. accom-
panied by DR.. Morgan j. Smead anC
wife, of Rochester, Mich, have return
ed from all automobile trip TO differ
ent cities and towns in Ontario.
Robt. Reid, of Dawson, was in Yal,
the first of the week. His mother, Mrs
Helen Reid, accompanied him as ia
as Port Huron where she will visit TO
"a time with her children and friends.
In Detroit taps are being sounded
every day at 4:30 p. m. for our soldie
boys. When it is 400 here it is $50 il
France, at which time taps are sound
ed. Perhaps Yale could make this I
custom also.
The annual meeting of Yale Branch
American Red Cross will be held il
the chapter rooms Tuesday, Oct 18th
1880 p. m, at which time a board o
directors and officers for city and town
ship will be elected for the ensuing
year. Members are requested to b.
present. Alice M. Mckenzie, Sec.
Mrs. George Gardner and Mrs. Geo
Little visited Mrs. VIM. Grimes ant
Anna Reynolds in Peck last Wednes
day and enjoyed fine roast chicken
dinner, also fresh Strawberries ant
cream. The berries were picked from
the vines on the Goth of September
The ladies enjoyed the treat and de
clare they will go again.
Last week we made mention tina
Harold Hartwig was missing in actor
somewhere In France, his name beinI
published in the casualty list. He ha
been found in a hospital, wounded
We were wrong in stating that he wa
son of Mr.. and Mrs August Hartwi
of Greenwood. 1t should have rea,
the son of Mrs. Samuel Allen. w
learn with pleasure that he has beef
located and is alive and being givel
the best of care and on the road to re
covery.