The Yale expositor., 1919-06-12
Local and Otherwise.

wellington Newell, of Plymouth,
spent Tuesday night in Yale.
Andrew DePeel, of Detroit, spent
Monday and Tuesday in Yale.
A. Il. Jackson and wife, of Capac,
were here the first of the week.
James McColl has had his dwelling
house on Main street re-painted.
o. +. Kent and wife have moved in
to the Jardine house near North street
bridge.
Carrie Clark is visiting relatives and
friends in Saginaw, Flint and Detroit
this week.
Lew Fabrique, wife and daughter
Donna are at Tecumseh on a three
weeks visit.
ii. +. Beard and daughter 10, of
Port Huron, were calling on Yale
friends Tuesday.
j. b. Weymouth and wife, Mrs. X.
Ii. Menerey and Mary Brown were at
Deckerville Saturday.
j. A. Hennessy and family, of Deck
erville, visited relatives and friends in
the city over Sunday.
Last years crop of baled hay is being
hauled into Yale and shipped to East
ern markets this week.
Fred Taylor, wife and daughter
Betty, spent Sunday with 4. w. Jones
and family at Csss City.
Regular meeting of. Y ale Chapter, o
E. y, Wednesday evening, June 18th.
Georgia A. Spencer, Secretary.
Mildred Sweet, of Sarnia, Visited her
sister, Mrs. Roy Phillips. and young
friends In Yale the past week.
Lieut.. Powers, of Washington. ID. c.,
was entertained at the home of Lieut..
w. III. Fletcher part of last week.
John IL. Holmes and wife, of Detroit
were calling on Yale relatives and
friends the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. VIM. Grimes, who now makes
her home with her brother near Peck,
was in Yale Tuesday calling on friends.
All the lishing parties going from
Yale to the lake this spring and sum-
mer report that the fab are not biting
as yet.
Parsons the Eye Man will be at the
Paisley Hotel, in Yale, Thursday, June
10th. See adv. in another column OF
this issue.
Ray o. Moran has finished his course
of study at the Warner Pharmaceutical
school at Sandusky and returned this
week to his home in Capac.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcintyre spent
a couple of days the first Of the week
in Detroit. They enjoyed pleasursble
ride down the river from Port Huron
and across Lake st. Clair.
Commencement exercises will be held
this Thursday evening at the Audi
forum, az announced last week. Rev.
q. Frank Vreeland, pastor Of the Bap
tist church, Port Huron, 10 the speaker.
James McColl left, Tuesday last, for
Rochester. Mimi, where his wife and
sister-in-law are stopping at the Mayo
Bros'. Institute. Miss Alice Living
ston is receiving treatment at this In.
stitute.
Chlldren's Day at the Disciple church
was observed last Sunday morning
with a splendid program of exercises
by the young people of the Sunday
school. The church was nicely decor.
ated with plants and flowers and the
hour was greatly enjoyed by an Cd.
lpreclative audience.
The side streets of the CITY are being
oiled this week. Housewives who have
lust finished their housekeeping are
rather provoked when the oil is carried
into the house and onto the carpets
and rugs on the shoes Of the children
and others. The dust nuisance will be
done away with and this fact Ia some
consoling satisfaction.
Mr.. and Mrs. George O'Connor and
family, of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j
lO'Connor and family. of Croswell, Mr.,
and Mrs. Arthur Granger, of Jeddo
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Maynard, OF
Blaine, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fuesiine, u
East Greenwood, and Mrs. X. O'Con.
nor and family, of Blaine. spent Sun
day at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. w
X. Smith.
The exercises at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning In obser
vance of Children's Day. were very
pleasing. The sermon by the pastor
Rev. Martin. was appropriate and time
ly and the program given by the pupils
during the Sunday school hour was eI.
cellent. The church was nicely decor
sted with plants and flowers. The
school presented gift to the church
OF S123OO. The program and Gift made