The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-08-21
Local and Otherwise.

Hilton Tice was up from De-
troit for the weekend.
Mrs. Lewis Etchells and Lottie
Lane were in Port Huron Monday
A. Longeway, of Sandusky,
was in Yale the first of the week.
Vera Moore, of Caro-, was the
guest of Bernice Holden last
week.
Nina Welch came home from
Flint for stay before school
starts.
Elizabeth Smith is up from De-
troit on a visit to her young
friends.
John Hayes, of Port Huron.
visited his daughter. Mrs. j. b.
Paisley last week.
VIM. II. Learmont and family
attended the homecoming at
Almont last week.
Isabel Brown is spending the
week in Port Huron with her
brother James l.. and wife.
H. P. Dinner has bought the f..
H.Drake office building and NOV
ed it onto his vacant lot on Main
street.
Jas. l.. Brown and wife, of PIT.
Huron, spent over Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Brown and
family.
Joseph Yuill has purchased
David Welch's farm of 100 acres
located on the Brockway road
just south of Yale.
Mrs. Mary Mihlethaler went to
Marquette Monday morning last,
where she will make her home
with her son Jason.
yoe Lundy and Percy Edgerton
&c Iome from overseas, having
c-ivcd their final discharge
from Uncle Sans service.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Martin
and Nicholas Ingroville went to
Port Huron Monday and took a
boat trip to Detroit on Tuesday.
Isobel Menerey was visiting in
Melvin the first of the week. She
is having a vacation from her
duties at the First National bank.
Word from Carl R. Brown an
nounces the arrival of a daugh-
at his home in Beaumont, Calf.
born August 4th. 1919. Congrat-
ulations.
The EXpositor was wrong last
week in making mention that
Burnell Wight is attending the
Detroit Medical College. He is
at the u. of M. at Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcintyre
drove to Port Huron to meet their
son Don coming from Detroit on
Saturday last and Sunday was
spent at their cottage at Cedar
wood.
Margaret and Helen Draper, of
Detroit, were spending a few va
cation days with their aunt, Mrs.
n. B. Herbert last week. Both
girls gave recitations at the
o. E. S. meeting on Wednesday
evening.
James Cole is wearing a smile
this week on account of the ar
rival of a 1919 Id. boy born on
August 18, 1919. Jim will not
have to depend on hired help on
the farm soon.
Mrs. John Young, of Marine
City, Mrs. Oscar Denison, of
Jackson, with their children, have
been spending the week at the
horne of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Moore.
Chas. Snider, wife and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bailey, of Mt. Pleasant.
NoAiCN VII 1IlCIuo III ale IuOuudy.
Mr.. Snider was station agent in
Yale many years ago. He sees
many improvements in our little
city since he left.
Jas. +. Beavis, of Lansing,
was greeting old Yale friends on
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Beav-
is is the same jolly good fellow
and looks as young as he did ten
years ago. He has a position as
Field Superintendent of the
Michigan Employers Casualty
Company.
Hugh Schram and wife, A. l..
Butts and wife, of Detroit, were
in Yale the latter part of last
week on their return from attend
ing the funeral of Mrs. John w.
Schram at Sandusky. Mrs. Hugh
Schram was taken sick with ton
silitis and remained for a few
davs at the hounn of Vim Grant