The Yale expositor., 1920-01-08
Local and Otherwise.

Did you make New Years res
olutions?
Mrs. Floyd Ferguson spent Sat-
urday in Port Huron.
Mrs. N. j. Drouyor spent Satur-
day last in Port Huron.
Girls make use of your oppor-
tunity. This is leap year.
Sheriff Windsor of Port Huron
visited his Yale friends last Fri
day.
Violet Crawford, of Port Huron,
visited Dorothy Lacy the past
week
The mercury has been hover
ing around zero mark the past
week
Mrs. Eva J. Black is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Herb Eshleman, at
Flint.
Mrs. John Wark was an over
Sunday guest of relatives in Port
Huron.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Worden of PIT.
Huron visited Yale friends the
past week
Mrs. Van A. Lacy entertained
Mrs. George Spring of Buffalo, N.
: Y. last week.
( Postmaster Far,3v was a De
troit business vis.;or the latter
part of the week.
Now as the Christmas rush is
over, don't forget that there are
still things to advertise.
! Robt. Peacock. of Cuba. Wis,
has been spending the week with
his brother. C.. T. Peacock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andreae
and children were Detroit visitors
Friday and Saturday last.
st. Clair County Association o.
+. S. will be entertained in Febru-
airy by Yale Chapter in Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Bricker
spent New Years day with their
son Roy and wife in Marlette.
Mrs. James McColl has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks,
part of the time confined to her
bed.
We note the marriage license in
the Sandusky Tribune of Chas.
Preston and Flora Fuesl;ne, both
of Yale.
A number of Yale young folks
drove to Brockway for the Clean
er dance last Friday evening. A
good time was had.
Since New Years che weather
man has laid icy fingers upcn us.
AT present writing the thermom-
eter is rising somewhat.
Mrs. Milton Edighoffer was hos
tess to fourteen young lady
friends on New Years night when
a delicious dinner was served.
Fred 7. Palmer, of Newberry,
dropped into Yale Saturday night
last and spent over Sunday and
Monday among relatives and
friends.
Don Mcintyre entertained sew
eral of his lady and gentlemen
friends at a dinner party on New
Years eve.
Kenneth Lacy returned to his
studies in Boston on Saturday
last. Dorothy Lacy left on Tues
day for Washington, d. c., to at
tend school.
Alex Sayles of Newberry. Coun-
ty Prosecuting Attorney, vas i'll
Yale last week visiting his par
ents. He was down for the fan.
eral services of H. f. Beard.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Mclaughlin
have returned from their holiday
visit in Warsaw, Ind. Their
daughter, Mrs. Andrews and child
rem accompanied them to Yale.
College students from Yale have
all returned to their WORK az the
different colleges and Yale public
school teachers are again at their
posts after the holiday vacation.
VIM. Miller installed a Delco
lighting plant in the village of
Melvin this week. He informs
us that he has put this lighting
system into number of homes
turnout the country.
w. E. Conroy of Crazy, N. D.,
sends us a money order renewing
his subscription for another year.
He is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
Conroy and has been employed
at railroad work in North Dakota
for a number of years.
Notice the corrections in the
dates of regular meetings in the
Masonic and Eastern Star lodges
in Yale for the coming year. If
you have not already made a New
Year resolution to attend regular
ly during 1920, do so right now.
The John Bright home enter
tanned at a family New Years
dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Leslie