The Yale expositor., 1919-10-23

Herbert Zinzo is recovering
from the diphtheria.
George Connell visited in Inlay
City and Pontiac Monday.
Ella Sheehy, of Detroit, visited
her mother and Yale friends over
Sunday.
Jas. w. Butler, of Grand Rapids,
boiler inspector, was in Yale on
Wednesday.
Lloyd Holden, of Detroit, was
calling on Yale friends and rela-
tives Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Gray, of Detroit,
visited Yale friends and relatives
the past week.
Ed. Eilber was in Detroit the
first of the week and returned
with a Baby Overland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ewing, of
Detroit, were guests at the par
entail home in Yale Sunday.
Joe Williams was in Detroit over
Sunday where his wife is in the
hospital receiving treatment.
Guy. E. Beard has sold the
Walter Smith house and lot to
Cameron Hilburn, of Snover.
Andrew Harnden, Eber Harm
den, John Richardson took an
auto trip through Canada the past
week.
Earl Hutton and wife went to
Detroit Sunday. Mrs. Hutton and
child will remain for weeks
visit.
Thos. n. Graham, deputy oil in
spector of Peck, was in Yale on
Tuesday evening on his way to
Mayville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis and family,
of Charring Cross, Ont, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kennedy the
past week.
Harry Waterman, of Los Ange-
les, California, who has been
spending a few weeks around
Peck, was in Yale Saturday last.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Winkler, on Monday Oct. 20, 1919,
in Brockway township, a son,
Donald William.
Mrs. Doering and daughter
Alice went to Detroit Wednesday
evening for a short visit with
relatives and friends.
M. j. Dudley and c. c. Carter
with their wives, of Armada,
spent Sunday at the home of j. A.
Menzies. George Carter was one of
the company.
Mrs. Russell Courier is here on
a visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bright. Mr.. and Mrs.
Courier are moving from Sandus-
ky to Marion.
The foot ball game between
Memphis and Yale high school
boys at Memphis on Tuesday end
ed disastrously for our boys. The
score stood As to 0.
Fire started from an unknown
cause under the carpenters work
bench among a bunch of shavings
on the second floor of the Yale
Milling Cos. building Saturday
afternoon last. The blaze was dis
covered in time and soon extin-
guished.
All soldiers and sailors of
Brockway township and city of
Yale who have not received their
medals are requested to call at
the office of Norman B. Herbert,
chairman of war board for city
of Yale and receive same. These
are fine medals.
The o. f. S. dance last Friday
evening at the Auditorium was
an extremely pleasant affair. The
large hall was comfortably full
and the music was good. Refresh
ments were served by the Stars
and a goodly sum went to the
credit of the order.
Some miserable human skunk
pulled trick in Bad Axe, Monday
night, that never before has been
attempted in the recorded annals
of crime. 1t was nothing less than
to rifle the safe in the Tribune
office and extract -therefrom 80
good 30-cent dollars, u. s. cur
rency.-Bad Axe Tribune.
Jack Spencer, of Port Huron,
commenced work in the Republi-
can office at st. Clair Tuesday.
For the present Mr.. Spencer is
located at the Sherman House,
but he hopes soon to be joined by
his mother, Mrs. G.. A. Spencer
who is living in Yale. They will
then set up housekeeping in St.
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