The Yale expositor., 1919-09-18

Mr.. and MRS. GfanC 1OlueIl
were Almont visitors Sunday.
Autumn is here, the naples are
putting on their new gowns OF red
and gold.
Edgar Vrooman was at home
over Sunday from his school
near st. Clair.
Clyde Richards and family will
move into the Rapley house on
South Main Street.
Judge and Mrs. E. F. Law, of
Port Huron, were calling on
Yale friends Monday.
Dick Windsor, Charles Rounds
and wives autoed to Mayville on
Sunday to visit with friends.
Rawley Hallman, who is attend
ing the Warner Pharmacy school
in Sandusky, was at home over
Sunday.
Bob Braidwood and Leslie
Sawyer of AlmOnt, were Sunday
guests at the home of Grant
Holden.
Clyde Adams and family, of
Capac, and H. f. Beard, of Port
Huron, visited Yale friends Fri
day last.
Charley Menerey is home from
Caldwell, N. j., having received
an honorable discharge from the
u. S. navy.
Rev, j. c. Davis and family, of
Columbiaville, spent the first of
the week in Yale visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Andreae, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Peacock, drove to Capac
and Lapeer Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kuhn, of
Detroit, attended the wedding of
Mrs. Kuhn's sister, Miss Blanche
Henry, the first of the week.
Editor D. E. Hubbell, of the
Croswell Jeffersonian, and wife
drove over Sunday and were the
guests of Editor Menzies and
wife.
Miss Eva Petit, former kinder
garten teacher here, was a week
end guest of Yale friends. She
is located in the st. Clair schools
this year.
Will Gardner drove over to
Yale from Flint Saturday. On
his return Monday his mother ac-
companied him for a couple of
weeks visit.
Ralph Ferguson and family,
Mrs. T. A. Stroupe and daughter,
and Will Stroupe and family, all
of Capac, were Sunday visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Fergu-
son.
Mrs. VanDorn, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Knapp,
north of Yale, took the train at
the depot in Yale on Tuesday
morning for her home in New
York city.
Geo. w. Allen and family will
move to Flint next week where Mr.
Allen has secured a job in a print
ing office. The Expositor joins
with their friends in wishing. them
every success-jn their new home.
Mrs. Dale Rigdon and Mrs. r.
G. Mclaughlin were called to
Warsaw, Ind, on Friday last by
telegram stating that Mr.. Rig
don, sr, had dropped dead. The
news came as a painful surprise.
Bars dance at the Auditorium
last Friday evening was largely
attended, many coming from the
towns around. The music furnish
ed by Finzels' was excellent and
the evening was one of pleasure.
Lieut.. H. M. Wadsworth has
been discharged from the, army
and returned to his home at
Avoca on Sept. 18th. He is now
in the employ of the Kerr Grain
& Hay Co., Port Huron, as sales
manager.
Mrs. Mary Simmons is packing
and storing her furniture this
week, and the north side of the
Rapley double house on South
Main Street vacated by her will
be occupied by Clyde Richards
and family.
Clarence and Gladys Moles-
worth of Melvin, started work in
Yale last week Monday, and their
younger sister, Orfa, is attending
high school here this year. Their
parents will move to this city in
a week or two,
Kate Sheehy, after her sum-
mer's vacation in Yale, during
which she has been called on in
a professional way for several
cases, left Tuesday morning to
take up her accustomed duties as
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