The Yale expositor., 1919-03-27

housekeeping.
Pearl Graham, of Vassar, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fred Taylor.
Rev and Mrs. A. Martin spent Tues
day in Port Huron and Sarnia.
Elizabeth McColl spent the week end
in Ann Arbor with college friends.
Sheriff Windsor was up from Port
Huron Tuesday on official business.
Benz. Lane has benin Port Huron
this week on visit to his son Jesse.
Mrs. +. A. Hill, of Avoca, visited rel
atives and friends in Yale Wednesday.
Dancing at the Auditorium Monday
evening next. McKanlass at the piano.
Madams Grant, John and Thomas
Holden were in Port Huron on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Courier, of San
dusky, visited at John Brights the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Parmlee, of Port
Huron, were calling on Yale relatives
and friends the past week.
George Cough has added a new avn.
ing TO the front of the little building
south Of his furniture store.
The weather the past week has been
all that could be desired. Slight show
ere, some sunshine and warm.
Amos Ludington is assistant in
Windsors barber shop having given up
his job in the Yale Wooden Mills.
Mrs. ). Rooney and grandson Stuart
Tumble, of Brown City, visited rela-
tives and friends in Yale last week.
Ethel and Edna Miller, of Grand
Rapids, former teachers in Yale school,
visited old friends here over Sunday.
Jas. Z. Cogley, dealer, has sold Ford
truck to w. Snow, of Sebastapol, Calf,
who will drive it overland to the coast.
Jas. z. Cogley and Robert Murray
spent TUESDAY in Bay City attend
ing Fordson Tractor school of instruc-
ton.
Mrs. Alex Sayles and little son, of
Newberry, arrived in Yale Wednesday
morning for a visit with relatives and
friends.
George Mcintyre and Harvey Will
cox are owners of new Overland tour
ing cars purchased of Eilber 81 Barth,
dealers.
Mrs. Bert X eley's ). S. class of girls
made the nice little sum of nine dollars
at their candy sale ia Fuller's store last
Saturday.
Mrs. James McColl was in Sarnia
Tuesday where she met Miss Winnie
Goetz, of Toronto, who has come to stay
with the family.
Mrs. Lew Etchells returned to Colum-
biaville Tuesday morning after spend
ing the week with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Benz. Lane.
The Loyal Women of the Presbyter-
ian Sunday school gathered at the home
of Mrs. Fred Taylor on Tuesday eve
ming for their fortnightly meeting.
Eleanor Williams has been at Howell
the past week caring for her sister Mil
bred. Mrs. Purl Harding, of Melvin,
has been taking her place in the tele-
phone exchange.
Joe Rosenthal who was over in France
during the warts back to the u. S. A.
and received an honorable discharge
He spent part of the week in Yale Wis.
iting has brother and friends.
The Boy Scouts anniversary meeting
was postponed from Wednesd ay to
Thursday evening last week and
held in the auditorium. There was O
large turnout Of Scouts, parents and
friends. The evening was happily
spent and everyone present entered
heartily into the spirit of the occasion.
4 AS soon as the work of laying new
heavy rails on the Port Huron Saginaw
division of the Rere Marquette is fin.
ished we are promised two passenger
trains more each way day. They will
be Lehigh Valley specials and stop only
at Yale and Marlette between Port
Huron and5aginaw. This news sounds
good to Yale people.
ID. A. McKeith knows what it means
to have whole house of sick people
This week, Etha and Milford had the
humps and Coda was suffering with 9
bad cold that came dangerously neal
being the influenza. On Wednesday
Mrs. McKeith also came down with the
mumps leaving Mr.. McKeith the only
one on the job.-Brown City Banner.
Frank Wilcox, Joe Williams, Bert
Perry and Floyd Oatman made the triI
to Port Huron in Mr.. Wilcox's motor
boat on Monday by way of Mill Greek
and Black River. They left here about
a. m. and did not reach their destina-
) ton until 4:30 in the afternoon OH &C
count of low water in places along the
streams. 1t was rather an interesting
trip as related by those who made the