The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-12-11

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Snow storm Saturdad last. Sew
eral cutters and sleighs have been
out since.
Mrs. F. A. Hill, of Avoca, visit
ed Yale friends and relatives last
Thursday.
K. R. Melodies, of Detroit, is
calling on his young friends in
Yale today.
Ed Sheehy has been at Buffalo
the past week attending the live
stock show.
Mrs. Euphemia Howell spent a
few days last week at the home of
Clifford Beckett.
Mrs. Jesse Lett and Minnie
Whitworth were in Port Huron
Thursday last.
l.. A. Sperry and wife have gone
to Capac where they will live with
their son for the winter.
Mrs. Eva Lothian and son Rob
ert visited relatives and friends
in Detroit over Sunday.
Mrs. F. Monahan is spending
a few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Teahan, at Bad Axe.
Leo Duquette, after spending
sixteen months in the west has re-
turned to his home in Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. B. Bricker
were guests of their son and wife
in Marlette Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tomlinson
and baby, of Albion, are here on
visit to- Jas. Wallace and family.
Report comes to Yale from Bad
Axe tnat Richard Teahan is the
proud father of a child, born last
week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Don Nc
Duff, at Gladwin, Mich, on Dec.
Sth, 1919, a daughter. Congratu-
lations.
Fred Beckett, of Lewiston,
Montmorenci county, is visiting
his brothers, John and Clifford,
northeast of Yale.
Mrs. l.. j. Spencer is improving
slowly from her illness. She is
making her home at her daughters
Mrs. John Beckett.
George Lunau and wife left on
Wednesday morning for a six
weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Unionville, Ont.
Frank d. Beadle has accepted
position with the Ealy Bank at
Caro-, and will go there Jan. 1st to
begin his duties. Franks many
Yale friends wish him every sue
cess.
Word has been received that
Elmer Hall and family, formerly
of Richmond, recently of Yale,
who were driving through to Tex
as with S. C. Sutton, had safely
arrived at their destination.
Tom and Andy Wark were called
to Strathroy, Ont, the first of the
week to attend the funeral Of an
aunt. One of the boys was vac
cinated by DR.. Wight and the 9TH
er took his certificate of a recent
date before the y went across.
Rev. Chas. Bragg, of Rea, where
he has a pastorate in the Metho-
dist Protestant church, called at
the Expositor Office Tuesday af-
ternoon and made us a pleasant
visit. He assisted Rev. Ryan in
the burial service of VIM. Cheney,
deceased.
Yale friends of Walter H. Witt,
recently Of Brown City, now of
Detroit, will sympathize with him
in learning of the sudden deaths
of his brother William and son,
who were killed when an inter
urban car struck the carriage in
which they were riding near
| Clawson.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are greatly gratified al
the unqualified success of their
bazaar and bake sale held last
week. Something over two humid
red dollars will ne cleared after
all expenses are met, which Ger.
tainly is an encouraging result
for their labor in preparing for
the event.
Thomas Sayles, brother of VIM
Sayles, of this city, has been Wis.
iting here this week. 1t is 38 years
since they met one another. Mr.
Sayles went to North Dakota
where he resided for &c years
Twelve years ago he took uI
homestead land in Saskatchewan
and has made good. The meeting
between the brothers was happy
one.
When the winter wind began tc
blow and the thermometer stead.
lily lowered Tuesday night, the
water in the big tank at the pow.
er house was whipped out and
fell like rain upon the surround.
ing scenery. Wednesday morning
that part of the city was a sight
worth seeing. The row of trees
between the council building and
the tank were like ice trees, every
bit covered with a thick coating
and so heavy did it become that
large branches were broken of
and fell to the ground. The roofs
in the vicinity had an icy sheet
over them and the street and side.