The Yale expositor., 1919-01-16


Grant Holden is at Detroit this week
on business.
II. S. Campbell, of Port Huron, is in
Yale today.
Sheriff Windsor was up from Port
Huron Friday last.
Mrs. G. Il. Richards and Mrs. Wilson
were in Port Huron Monday.
N. Ii. Herbert returned this morning
from a bushes trip to Hastings.
Edgar l.. Vrooman is home from
Franklin Cantonment, Maryland.
Geo. w. Gardner is confined to his
home with a severe attack of heart
trouble.
Mrs. II. G. Wilson, of Flint, niece of
Mrs. g. f. Richards, has been in Yale
this week.
Chancey Kelly and wife, who have
spent several weeks in Detroit, are back
home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andreae are in
Detroit on few days visit to relatives
and friends.
VIM. II. Learmont is at Posen this
week on business connected with the
bank in that town.
r. j. Lichtenfelt, of St. Clair, county
secretary of the Y. M. G. A. was in
in Yale Wednesday.
Harry Jardine and wife left Columbi-
aville on Wednesday for Los Angeles
Cal, where they will reside.
"The Light in the Clearing" is the
new serial story now running in the
Expositor. Be sure and read it.
K. b. Bricker, who has been very sick
at his home for several weeks, is back
at his post in the telephone Office.
L. f. Fead was at Emmett Wednes-
day attending annual stockholders
meeting of the Citizens State Bank.
A. +. Oatman has purchased the Mrs.
Agnes Welch house ana lot in the south
part of the city and has moyed therein
The newspaper man who "dares to
say anything" doesn't count for much
where intelligence and refinement reign.
George Davis, wife and sister autoed
from Port Huron and visited with Mr..
and Mrs. John Wark the first of the
week.
Beautiful wea her. What contrast
between now and year ago now. No
need to go to California or Florida this
winter.
Mrs. Dolph Andreae entertained all
the lady teachers OF Yale Public school
at a O'clock dinner party Tuesday
evening.
Robert Braidwood, of Almont, was
the guest of Rex and Bernice Holden
this week. He went from here to De-
troit on Wednesday.
Ira Bricker, of Bay City, was in Yale
Wednesday, visiting his parents. He
was at Peck Tuesday attending the an
nual stockholders meeting of the bank
in that town.
Mrs. Joseph Yuill went to Port Hu.
ron Wednesday where she gave an
address at the Presbyterian church in
the evening at Praise Service of the
Missionary society.
Word reaches Yale that Carol Shaw
and May Marshal, both of this city,
were married at Columbiaville the first
of the week. They will reside there.
We extend congratulation.
Mrs. r. Ii. Menerey received the glad
news this week that her son Albert had
landed at Newport News, Va, and
would probably soon be on his way
home. Albert had been in France
about four months.
The deal, published in last weeks
Expositor, between Ii. Z. WEIGH and
]. A. Csvanagh in the exchange of the
grocery stock in Port Huron and the
pool and billiard business In Yale,
failed to go through.
There will be meeting of Yale
Grange on Wednesday, Jan, 22, at IL 80
o'clock. A twelve o'clock oyster din
ner served. Installation of officers.
All members requested to be present.
Craig Adams, Master; w. z. Darling
Sec.
The Midwinter Meeting of the Mich
igan Pioneer and Historical Society
will be held jointly with the Barry Coun
ty Pioneer Society and the Thornappls
Valley Pioneer Association at Hastings
on Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. %
and %, 1919.
Notice the dates of the regular meet
ings published in the Masonic and o.
K. s cards this week. Keep posted on
the dates of meetings each month by
referring to these cards. Special meet
ings will be published in Expositor pre-
vious to time of being held.