The Yale expositor., 1920-07-22
Local and Otherwise.

w OIldH-SHe HcSuS llO culoBy
she speaks for herself.
Chas. Dewey of Melvin transact
ed business in Yale Friday.
Sunday afternoons rain was the
heaviest we have had yet this
season.
c. A. Johnston and and wife Of
Detroit spent Sunday with DR.. and
Mrs. B. Clyne.
Irene McMullen of Saginaw Wis
tied with relatives and friends in
Yale last Friday.
Mrs. Tom Clark and children,
of Chicago, visited her sister, Mrs.
F. w. Andreae last week.
Fred Taylor, wife and daugh-
ter Betty spent Monday and Tues
day with relatives at Vassar.
Mrs. X. T. Menerey and Mary
M. Brown spent Sunday with c..
=. Beadle and family in Melvin.
DR.. Fowler and wife of Detroit
and Elsie Fowler of Toronto Wis
tied at Will Cheeseman's last
week.
Mrs. Alice Phillips, of PennsyI-
vania, sister of Rev. +. d. MUMMY,
is visiting at the parsonage this
week. a.,
Mrs. Will Rub and children,
Mrs. Fred Taylor and daughter
Betty, autoed to Vassar Sunday
for a two days visit.
Miss Mihlethaler, of Harbor
Beach, and Alice Black, of Lam
sing, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
E. b. Bricker last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Hobart leave this
Thursday a. m. for a three weeks
visit at the home of Mrs. Klebart's
relatives at Reedsburg, Wis.
Mary Lavalle left Monday on
an extended trip through Colorado
and other Western states. She
will be gone three or four months.
Rev. Franklin Baxter and fam
lily, of Newcastle, Penn, are visit
ing relatives and friends in Yale
this week. The trip was made by
auto.
Duane Fuller, of Montrose, a
former Yale boy, who is now rep
resenting the Cornwall Co. of Sag
inaw, was in Yale Monday calling
on old friends.
The condition of Russell Harris
does not improve as the family
and friends would like to see. 1t
is hoped that there may be a
change soon for the better.
A meeting of the Young Men,
Sunday School Class of the Pres
byterian church will be held at the
manse Monday evening at 800
o'clock to make arrangements for
camping at the Lake.
A beautiful oak communion ia
bic has been presented to the
Presbyterian church by the men.
The gift is greatly appreciated.
Credit is due to Mr.. William Say
les who solicited the money.
The state has accepted the one
half mile of road west of Yale,
from the city limits to the mile
corner, also three miles west of
Yale in Lynn township, built by
the Peacock Construction Co.
In the list of licensed real es-
tate dealers received this week by
Register of Deeds Monteith, we
notice the names of Guy K Beard,
Edward F. Fead. Norman B. He's
bert and William H. Learmont, all
of Yale.
Ed. j. A. Avery, in company
with the camp meeting board of
the Mennonite church, was in De-
troit and Pontiac Monday and
Tuesday of this week looking af-
ter equipage for the camp meeting
TO be held here August 25 to Sept.
LIST.
Mrs. E. A. Terrier, Russell Fer
riar, Ray Terrier and family of
North Branch, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Terrier, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stin-
steen and son, and Mrs. Harriet
Terrier of Almont, visited at the
home of f. A. Terrier last Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet Terrier, mother of
E. A., is nearly ninety years of
age and in fine health. One day
last week she picked Az quarts
of raspberries.
The fishing party which has
spent the past ten days at Van
nettan lake returned to their
homes on Monday evening. In
mentioning this party last week
we neglected to include Frank
Wilcox, M. j. Sheehy and Harry
Cough. Frank says the weather
was so severely cold while up
there that he had to break the ice
several times before he could
shake hands with the fish. Never