The Yale expositor., 1919-11-27

Leta Holden is home from Grand
Ledge for Thanksgiving.
r. f. Smith was over from Pom
tiac over Sunday calling on old
friends.
Parsons, the Eye Man will be at
the Hotel Paisley, Yale, Thursday
Dec. 4th.
Mrs. Henry Hier and baby, Of
Detroit, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. George Cameron.
l.. J. Menzies and lady friend,
Miss Dorothy Ripplinger, of De-
troit are guests at the Menzies
home.
Lutte Mcdonald, of Pontiac, call
ed on relatives and friends in Yale
the first of the week while passing
through the city.
George Mann is somewhat bet
ter this week, having suffered sew
eral days of intense pain from
neuralgia the past week.
Mrs. Robert Williams and
daughter Eleanor spent Sunday in
Ann Arbor visiting with Mildred,
who we understand is doing nicely
after her operation.
H. P. Dinner is home from his
deer hunting trip to Manistique.
He brought back nice buck.
The party he hunted with all kill
ed their allotted number.
The Auditorium will be a pop
ular place on Thursday evening,
for young and old. Dancing is the
order called for and good music
will draw the crowd.
The Delta Lambda's held an
other of their delightful suppers
at the home of DIR. and Mrs. V. A.
..acy on Tuesday evening. The
usual good time was had.
II. E. Clark, of Roseburg, drove
to- Detroit the first of the week
with a truck load of poultry in
Just three hours. That's going
some if anyone should ask you.
Fred P. Currier and daughter
Mayme left Monday for Grand
Rapids where they will make their
home with DIR. Fred Currier, whs
is practicing medicine in that city.
Sunday afternoon a binding
snow storm prevailed for a few
minutes, covering the ground
with slight sheet of white. 1t
soon disappeared on Monday un-
der the warmth of the winds and
sun.
Miss Hazel Tuck has resigned
iher position with the War Risk
Insurance department at Washing
ton and has taken a teaching po-
sition with a private boarding
school In addition to a raise in
salary Hazel will get her room
and board, which in these days of
the H. c. L. is some item.-Brown
City Banner.
| Henry Williamson, superinten-
dent of the Sanilac Stock farm for
the past two years, has resigned
and moved with his family to Port
Huron. His son Alger William
son, of McGregor, succeeds as
superintendent.
Attend the union Thanksgiving
service in the Methodist Episco-
pal church on Thursday evening
thus showing your appreciation
of the blessings which have been
bestowed upon you. Rev. Alfred
Martin of the Presbyterian pulpit
will preach the sermon in place OF
Rev. Ryan.
| About so neighbors and friends
gave Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nc
Kay farewell reception at their
home northwest of this city on
Thursday evening last, the occas-
ion being their leaving for Sagi-
nav to make their home. A very
pheasant evening was spent and
all wished the couple God-speed
| Again this week we had to call
on Chas. Barr for assistance. We
had another accident to our limo
ltype-broke a big casting-and
with the assistance of Charley and
his oxy-acetelyn plant we got the
break fixed up in the best of shape
and in short order, enabling us to
get our type set so we could print
on Wednesday afternoon. This
outfit of Mr.. Barr's is certainly a
| fine thing for Yale, as the Wooden
Mills frequently have break
downs which would cause serious
delays were they not able to get
the work done here. Anyone in
need of work in this line should
see Mr.. Barr.
A member of the State Police
dropped into Croswell the other
day and then things happened
things that may happen in other
towns on other days. Warrants
were sworn out against ten per.
sons for violation of the state auto
mobile laws, and these went be.
fore a justice and paid the fines