The Yale expositor., 1920-09-23
Local and Otherwise,

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rub were in
Ann Arbor the latter part of last
week.
Helen Harrington, of Detroit,
spent the weekend with Yale
friends.
Mrs. G.. A. Spencer is moving to
Port Huron today where she will
make her home hereafter.
Albert Phillips and wife, of
Memphis, visited Yale relatives
and friends the past week.
Mrs. Floyd Ferguson was in
Detroit the first of the week TAX
ing a treatment for her eye.
A. f. Briggs bought a 4O-acre
farm AZ miles from -Corunna and
expects to move about Oct. LIST.
Richard Houghton and wife. of
Fairgrove were in Yale Monday
packing up their household goods.
Mrs. F. f. Wenig and daughter
Grace, of Chicago, are guests at
the ]. E. Vincent home in Green
wood.
Fred Taylor is driving a new
Dodge. It's a handsome car and
the family enjoyed trip to Vas
sar on Sunday in it.
The Yale Wooden mills began
work in the dye and carding rooms
Monday. The looms will be start
ed in about a week.
Emmett and the f. & T. teams
will meet on the diamond at En-
NETT Sunday, Sept. 26, at 300
o'clock in the afternoon.
Vernon Sloat, of Port Huron,
formerly a Yale boy, was married
on Thursday last week to Helen
Warner, a Port Huron young
lady.
Charles Bowles, wife and baby,
of Detroit, Mrs. A. Lutz and son
Teller, of Port Huron, were in
Yale Saturday last calling on
| friends.
Mrs. Mary Simmons, together
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hill, OF
| Avoca, are spending this week
with North Branch relatives and
attending the fair.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Al
lenbrook, at Boston, Mass, Tues
day, Sept. 81, 1920. a 9-lb. girl.
MRS. Allenbrook will be remember
ed as Ella Foster. Congratulations
DIN Beavis, of Lansing, has
been spending the past week with
Young friends in Yale. He will
soon be going back to Ann Arbor,
where he is taking course in
dentistry.
Mrs. Hutton, of Hickory, North
Carolina, mother of John Hutton,
who has been spending the sum-
mer in various parts of Michigan,
l1eft Yale on Monday for her re-
turn trip to the south.
Mildred Rub has been offered a
position as dietician at Larwill,
Ind, and left for there on We'd
nesday morning. Mildred attend
ed the Thomas Normal in Detroit
the past year. The best wishes of
her friends go with her.
The fire in Edighoffer Bros. out
house in the rear of their shoe
store last Saturday created con-
siderable excitement but was soon
put out. Had it not been discov-
cred in time considerable damage
might have resulted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dennis
and children, of Kinde, Vera and
Gladys Wallace, Bernice Harring-
ton and Roy Sweet, of Detroit, Mr.
and Mrs. Purl w. Harding, of Mel
vim, were the out-of-town guests
at the Waliace-Hallman wedding
i Mrs. j. C. Miller wishes to kind
ly thank all those who donated
towards the fund to purchase a
cork leg for Web Zimmerman. The
sum she collected was $31.25,
which together with the amount
necessary was sent by draft ia
the makers last Saturday.
On Wednesday afternoon of last
week while working in the John
Thompson gravel pit west of the
city, Thos. McNally became dizzy
and fell under the feet of his
team and was tramped on by the
horses. He had a narrow escape
from very serious injury, but is
all right now, excepting for sever.
al bruises.
In speaking of the pot-luck sup
per held at the home of Madge
Little last week by the Sunday
school class of girls, we neglected
to mention, through lack of knowl
edge, that the event was given in
honor of Elena Percy, who is
moving away from Yale with hel
parents. Her classmates pre-
sented her with a farewell gift
and are going to miss her very
much indeed.
The musical program given by
the choir at the M. E.>church las
Sunday evening was a treat tt
all lovers of good music. Mis-,