The Yale expositor., 1919-01-02
Local and Otherwise.

The old familiar wish rings true,
A Happy New Year, friends, to you.
Scott Isles, of Melvin, was in Yale
Sunday.
Lyle Davis visited In Detroit over
Christmas.
Don McDuff and wife of Glsdwin we're
in Yale last week.
Emerson Cooper has been in Detroit
this week on business.
j. b. Weymouth was in Port Huron
Monday on legal business.
r. E. Barr is down from Midland this
week on visit to his family.
Margaret Leitch is visiting her par
ents near Sandusky this week.
Edna Stevens, teacher, has spent the
holidays at her home in Yale.
Charles Teets, of Detroit, visited In
Yale and vicinity the past week.
Lucy Menerey has been home for the
holidays from her school in Highland
Park.
Carrie Bright went to Detroit last
week to visit relatives through the hol-
idays.
Purl Harding and wife, of Melvin,
were over Sunday guests at the parent
al home.
Miss Roy is improving little each
day. She is now able to sit up part of
the time.
Ernest and Genevieve Simmons.of
Detroit, spent the week end at the Far
ley home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Sargatz and little
son of Detroit, were weekend guests
of Yale friends.
Harry Williams, of the Burroughs
Adding Machine Co. Detroit, spent his
holidays in Yale.
VIM. III. Epplett of Sandusky, well
known in Yale, died suddenly last week
from heart failure.
Mrs. Chester Vanorman, of Port HUI
L
ron, spent few days last week at the
home of Will Hodgins.
Mrs. J. ID. Draper and children, of De-
troit have been guests at the N. B. Her
bert home the past week.
Miss Violet Calls twin sister Daisy
returned with her from their home in
Cheboygan to spend New Year.
d. A. Bentley aud wife, of Sagina W,
spent Christmas at the home of Ed
and Mrs. Mccall, west of the city.
Hazel Wyrich, of Oregon, who is at
tending school at Ypsilanti, has been
the guest of Elizabeth McCol the past
week.
Will Sayles, who has been stationed
at Camp Dodge, Iowa, returned to his
home in Y ale Sunday on weeks fur
Tough.
Bernice Petit, sister of our teacher,
Miss Petit, is spending the New Year
week here. She attends college at Up
SLANT.
JOS. Holcomb and wife, who have
spent the last year or more at Enid
Mont, are here for the balance of the
winter.
Fox hunting has become an every day
sport is this locality. Last week two
of these fur bearing animals were tax.
en- by Yale crews.
A. G. Graham, of Lansing, spoke In
the different churches in Yale last Sun
day in the interest of the Michigan
AAti. Saloon league.
Invitations are out for the silver wed
! ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton Lepien of Greenwood on Friday
evening January 3rd. 1919.
A large crowd attended the holiday
ball at the Auditorium last Thursda!
evening. Splendid music was Furnished
by Finzels six.pieoe orchestra of De
troit. A fine time was enjoyed by all
Mildred Williams, who has position
in the Howell Sanitorium was HON,
for the holidays. Mildred recently hat
her tonsils and adnoids removed at tn,
Ann Arbor hospital and has recovered
splendidly.
The photo-play, "Hearts Of the World
at the Princess Theatre this week wa
the strongest production ever put on Il
Yale. Large crowds attended each pei
Torrance and all were well pleased wit
the show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Richards attends
the funeral of Mrs. Richards fathe
David G. Wilson, on Thursday last weel
J, at Columbiaville. Mr.. Wilson died Of
n Tuesday after a long illness. He vii
be remembered a. having stayed will