The Yale expositor., 1920-09-30


next week, four days.
Mrs. Thos. Grimes was in Port
Huron on Saturday last.
Jeanette Curtis was home from
Alma college the weekend.
Norma Wight is home from Col
umbia, New York City, for a time.
DIR. Clyne and family spent Sun
day with relatives and friends IN
Lexington.
Anna Monahan was up from
Detroit Sunday visiting relatives
and friends.
,Myron Sexton, who is sailing
on the steamer Yosemite was home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Will Holden was ~ from
Port Huron on Sunday, the guest
of Yale friends
Mrs. E. F. Fead, Pauline and
Margaret were Port Huron visit
ors last Saturday.
Us. Morgan writes US to change
the address of his Expositor from
Flint to Inlay City.
Edward Barr. of Toronto, Wis
| ited his brother Stephen Barr,
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Smith
spent two weeks visiting Strath-
roy, Ont, relatives and friends.
The hottest weather Of the sum-
mer came in September. Saturday,
the 25th, reaching the highest
mark.
| Inlay City fair has started out
this week with its usual good
weather. Many Yale citizens will
go over.
| Mrs. George Stableford and
baby are here from GAINESVILLE,
Wis, visiting relatives and
friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Hulet and
Leona Holcomb, Of. Pontiac, spent
the weekend at the home OF II.
| G.. Holcomb.
Mrs. Joe Beckton, of Caro-, re-
turned TO her home Monday after
being with her sister, Mrs. Rub
for few days.
| Mrs. James Keyes and daughter
Emma spent part of the past week
with Wellington Newell and fam
lily at Plymouth.
Bernice Farley, Mildred Patter-
son and Neva Ostrander left Sun.
day for Ypsilanti where they will
attend the Normal.
Thelma Minnie, who is teach.
ing at Utica, was home for the
weekend. Three young lady
friends were with her.
Mrs. L. Roy Fuller was in Ca
pae on Wednesday afternoon as a
guest at reception given at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Mailman and
two children, of Walkerville, have
been visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Mailman the past
week.
III Yale schools were closed Mon.
day for the county teachers in.
stitute in Port Huron on that day
There were about three hundred
teachers in attendance from all
parts of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Walker, Mr.
and Mrs. Yves Collins and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner, OF
Fort Wayne, Ind, Mrs. E. A. Tur.
ner of Port Huron and Jas. Brown
motored to Flint Sunday.
The Ann Arbor students are
leaving for college this week
among them Faye Wight, Pauline
Fead, first year students, Clifford
Hutton, for his last year, Victor
Learmont in the dentistry course
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Andrea,
entertained the teachers of Yale
public schools at beach party
given at Cedarwood on Wednesday
evening Both of Mr.. Andreae's
cars were used to transport the
company. A very merry time was
enjoyed, and a fine supper partak
en- of.
Clarence Molesworth was great
ly surprised Saturday evening
Sept. 25th, when the young peopl,
of the l.. o. l.. lodge, and also tn,
Omard Sunday school class me-
at his home in honor of his 20tl
birthday. Lunch was served and ;
fine time reported by every one
present.
Quite a number of our base
ball fans journeyed to Emmett
Sunday afternoon and saw thu
base ball team at that place trim
1.-THE fast playing E. & t. team by
a score of l to o. II was one Of
the most interesting games played
in these parts this summer, anC