The Yale expositor., 1920-11-11
Local and Otherwise.

Abner Sischo is the new janitor
at the Presbyterian church.
Pauline Fead was home from
Ann Arbor Saturday and Sunday.
Elizabeth McColl went to De-
troit on Wednesday for few days
stay.
Chas. S. Brown and daughter,
Isabel were in Port Huron last
Saturday.
Mrs. r. G. Mclaughlin returned
to Yale Wednesday morning from
Warsaw, Ind.
Olive Ellar, of Detroit, spent
the weekend with her parents,
west of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs, Floyd Ferguson
drove to Detroit last Saturday,
returning Monday.
Arthur Holcomb, wife and fam
lily of British Columbia, arrived in
Yale the past week.
w. B. Ballentine and Chas.
Smith, of Detroit, spent day or
two in Yale last week.
Mrs. d. A. McKeith and daugh-
ter Etha, of Brown City, were
Yale guests on Monday.
Mrs. Clyde Richards and baby
Frances are leaving today for a
two weeks visit in Flint.
Joe Rosenthal. Of Detroit, is on
a vacation and visiting his broth
err and young friends in the city.
Miss Roxy Davis, of Port HUI
ron, has been the guest in the
home of John Wark the past week.
The date given in our last issue
for Madam Butterfly has .been
postponed until later. Keep it in
mind.
Miss Beulah Barrett, of Port
Huron has accepted a position as
stenographer in the Yale State
Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones, of Eau
EClaire, Wis, visited Avoca and
Yale relatives and friends the
past week.
| Bert Sitlington and Jack Arm
strong, of Detroit, were in Yale
Saturday night calling on friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Charles Palmer and Mrs
Alex Pollock are in Port Huron a
| 'cw days this week the guests OF
Mrs. Clyde Cochrane.
Mrs. w. ID. Sayles and daughter
Janet returned with Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Sayles to Wayne the first
of the week for an extended visit
Mrs. Jennie Parkinson, who has
been visiting her children. in diff
ferent parts of the United States
is in Yale on visit to relatives
and friends.
A number of Yale people are
going to Port Huron today to
hear Fritz Kreisler, the famous
violinist play at the Majestic
theatre tonight.
The Auditorium will be the
scene of lively party on Friday
evening, when the Freshmen are
entertained by the higher grades
of the high room.
The little people of the primary
department of the Presbyterian
church were given a supper and
good time in the church dining
room on Tuesday evening.
The Paige Auto Sales Co. have
their building nearly ready for
occupancy and expect. to hold an
opening soon. Watch the EXPOSE
tor for announcement of same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Campbell,
of Dayton, Ohio, are expected to
arrive in Yale next Monday for a
vacation and will visit the parent
al homes and their many friends.
Monday it was warm and a nice
warm shower came in the night.
Tuesday morning was beautiful,
but by noon a wild wind came up,
bringing rain by night and cold
wave. ,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Evans, of Grand Rapids, on Nov.
9Th, 1920, six-pound baby girl.
Mrs. Evans will be remembered as
Edna Miller, a Yale school teach
Ell few years ago.
Mrs. E. Lothian has been in
Yale the past week. Her daugh-
ter has a position in Marysville
and Mrs. Lothian has not decided
whether to make her homeain that
place or in Port Huron.
The Halloween supper given
by West Brockway Aid was de-
cided success in every way. Every
number in the entertainment was
heartily applauded. Proceeds
were $81.70. We thank you.
Grant Welch has purchased the
Dougal Mckenzie farm west and
south of Yale from Matthew
Wotherspoon, and moved with his
family to his new home this week.
Mr.. Wotherspoon and wife will re-
turn to Detroit.
Alex Robertson, who had his
leg broken at the gravel pit last
week at the same time that Clar-
ence Wordsworth received fatal
injuries, is at present on the inn
prove. although for a few DAYS