The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-01-22
Local and Otherwise.

The sleighing is fine.
Rex Holden was at Ann Arbor
this week.
F. j. Wilt was in Port Huron
over Tuesday night,
Walter Secord and family NOV
ed to Port Huron Wednesday.
Mrs. Emerson Cooper is very
sick this week and confined to
her home.
Mrs. Ed. Marshall. of Port HUI
ron. visited Yale friends and rel
atives this week.
Mrs. Geo. Minnie returned from
two months visit at Detroit
this week Monday.
H. P. dinner was at Marlette
on business Friday last and this
week is at Pigeon.
Mrs. Charles Parker. of Detroit
was here last week to attend the
funeral of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Rector.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcintyre
went to Detroit Wednesday morn
ing to spend the balance of the
week among relatives and friends.
Money order received from Mrs.
John Doran, of Philadelphia, Pa,
renewing her subscription to the
Expositor for another year. Many
thanks.
Mrs. E. j. Black came home
from Flint last Friday evening
where she has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Eshleman for sew
eral weeks.
Daniel Ferguson and wife have
both been confined to bed by
sickness the past week. Mr.. Fer
guson was threatened with pneu-
monia but is considered out of
danger.
Thos. ]. Axarlis has been WIS.,
iting relatives and friends in Sag
inaw and Bay City. His nephew,
Charley Johnson, of Bay City, is
looking after the fruit store while
his uncle is away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Welsh were
in Yale the latter part of the week
They had just returned from a
six weeks trip and visit with rel
atives and friends in California.
They were on their way to Flint.
Effective Wednesday. Jan. 21.,
trains two and three and connect
ing branch line trains will be dis
continued on the Port Austin and
Harbor Beach divisions and San
dusky branch between Port Aus
tin and Port Huron until further
advice.
Richard. little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Andreae. has been
quite i'll this past week with a Sc
we're case of measles, but is now
on the improve. The family are
waiting for the turn of Frances
and Robert for this inevitable di-
sease. In the meantime NJ An
dreae himself is suffering from
an attack of the grippe.
Mrs. Chas. Rounds received
the sad news by telegram last
Sunday that her mother Mrs. Pei
ton, of Bennington, Ont, had
passed away. Mrs. Rounds was
taken to Emmett early Monday
where she took a train for her
destination. Mr.. Rounds left la
ter to attend the funeral services.
Mrs. Rounds many friends are
sorrowing with her in her ber-
pavement.
A barrel of grape fruit and
oranges grown on the plantation
of George Carless in Florida was
received by VIM. A. Silverthorn
this week to be distributed among
relatives and friends. TIE editor
of the Expositor was among the
favored ones for which we are
very thankful. The trees on which
this fruit was grown were set out
by Mr.. Carless three years ago.
Mrs. Floyd Ferguson underwent
an operation for removal of ton
sils on Thursday last, and has
suffered much pain, but is improv-
ing this week. For the past three
or four months she has had
trouble with her eye and the OPP
Grafton was made with the hope
of lettering the condition Of that
organ. A cousin, Miss Cora
Stroup, of Brown City and sis
ter, Mrs. Emma Miller of Berville
are staying with her.