The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-08-05
Local and Otherwise.

Irwin Richards is in Flint for
a visit with relatives.
Rawley Mailman, of Owosso,
spent over Sunday in Yale.
Wednesday was the warmest
day we have had for months.
Mrs. Agnes Holden visited
the weekend with Sarnia rela-
tives.
Ruth Wilson, of Flint, was the
guest of Thelma Ingram last
week.
George Anderson, of Detroit,
visited Yale friends last week
Thursday
Howard Smith, of Detroit,
was a weekend guest of his cous-
in, Rex Holden.
Fred TAYLOR and family and
Mrs. Gordon Graham drove to
Vassar Sunday.
Mrs. (Dr.) Hunter, of Toronto
is spending the week amongst
her Yale friends.
Mildred Williams. of Howell,
is here this week on visit to
her mother and sister.
Charles Rounds was in May
Vile Saturday to visit George
Fox, who is very low.
Robert and Louise Africa, Of
Newark, Ohio. are guests at the
home of Grant Holden.
Yale people have been well
represented at the Chautauqua
in Port Huron the past week.
Mrs. George Bonney, nee Bes-
sic Willoughby, of Detroit, visit
ed Yale and Lynn friends last
week.
Mrs. Edward McMullen has
moved to Saginaw and taken up
her residence at GIG Franklin
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Laughed,
and Mrs. Milligan, of Sarnia, Ont.
are guests of Mrs. John Holden
and daughter Fredda.
Will Edgerton and children, of
Chicago, are spending the week
among relatives and friends in
Yale and West Brockway.
James Rolls expects to remodel
the interior of his dwelling
house on Mechanic street and
add to the rear of the building.
Mrs. ]. A. Menzies and daugh-
ter Marjorie, spent Wednesday
afternoon and night at Cedar
wood, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Andreae.
Neil Stirling and family, of
Kansas City, Mo-, and Mrs.
Bruce Stirling, of Marysville,
visited Yale relatives and friends
the past week.
Herb T. Hennessy and Bert
Kelley, with their families, are at
Van Nettan Lake, north of Os-
coda, spending their vacation in
the WelcE cottage.
Mrs. Mary Simmons returned
to North Branch Sunday with
her brother, J. A. Rapley, where
she will visit the week and at
tend the Chautauqua.
Jack Brennan and son went to
Port Huron Saturday to see the
big circus. Of course Jack didn't
care to see the big elephants,
lions and tigers, but the boy you
know was anxious.
Jas. l.. Brown, of Port Huron,
and Maurice Merrill, of Detroit,
were in Yale between trains Tues
day evening. Maurice is now on
the road as travelling salesman
for d. M. Ferry Seed Co.
Rufus Remington has brought
suit against Adna Cornell in the
circuit court, asking that the
title to 120 acres of land in the
township of Brockway be quieted.
Carl A. Wagner is attorney for
tie plaintiff.
Mrs. C. E. Currah and little
daughter, Mary Charlotte, of
Oakley, Kansas, visited Yale
friends the past week. Miss Mary
Ware was a graduate of our
schools and afterwards taught
one of the grades.
James Foster. of Peck, called
at the Expositor Office Thursday
of last week and left a pocket
book which he picked up on the
roadway between Yale and the
mile north corner. 1t has been
said that bankers keep all they
get and get all they can, but in
this case the pocket-book and
money did not belong to Mr..
Foster, therefore he left it at
this office in hopes of finding the
owner.
In conversation with Neil
Stirling, who is here from Kan