The Yale expositor., 1920-01-29
Local and Otherwise.

Fred Spicer, of Lansing, was in
Yale Thursday.
E. F. Fead was a Port Huron
visitor last Friday.
Mrs. James McColl is somewhat
improved this week.
Guy E. Beard was in Port Huron
the end of the week.
Benz. Vaudeville was up from
Port Huron Monday visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Fred Taylor and Mrs. W..
F. Rub were Port Huron callers
on Tuesday.
Mrs. C. F. Curtis and daughter
Marion spent Friday and Saturday
in Port Huron.
Edmond and Marion Apsey are
spending few weeks in Detroit
with their sister.
Mrs. Emerson Cooper's friends
will be pleased to learn of her i'm
proved condition.
Rev. f. d. MUMMY, of the Meth
odist Episcopal church was at
Avoca Wednesday.
Will |. Hodgins is back to his
work in the billiard and pool room
after seige of the grippe.
Harvey Drake entertained seven
of his young friends at his home
on Saturday in honor Of his 9Th
birthday.
Mrs. Will Furlong last week re-
ceived severe burns on her arms,
when some hot grease spattered
over her.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Little and
daughter Irene, of Port Huron,
spent Thursday last at the home of
Con Jones.
Mrs. Fred Mathews was in
Brown City over Sunday visiting
her mother, Mrs. Rooney, who is
quite sick.
The young people held a dance
in Central Hall on Friday evening
last with Victrola music. Very few
were out on account of the bliz-
zard raging.
The LOYAL Women of the Pres
byterian church were entertained
at the manse Tuesday evening by
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Fletcher. A
most enjoyable evening was spent.
Sleighride parties are all the go
this week, several being scheduled
by the high school students and
one by class in the M. z. Sunday
school.
The choir of the M. E. church
had a merry time last Thursday
evening when they sleigh loaded
out to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hilton Rapley and spent several
hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman B. Her.
bert visited at the home of brand
Mrs. Armstrong in Concord last
week, Mr.. Herbert attending a
meeting of the cyclone company
at Hastings while away.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Saunders
are rejoicing over the arrival of a
son at their home, Jan. 18th, 1920,
Donald Richard. Congratulations.
Jesse Lane and wife, of Port
Huron and Will Lane and wife, of
Saginaw, attended the funeral of
their nephew, Charlie Thomas on
Sunday.
Mrs. A. j. Harnden was in De-
troit the past week looking after
sister, who had come down from
upper Michigan to receive treat
ment for cancer. Mrs. Harnden
returned home on Saturday.
The Sunday school teachers and
officers of the Presbyterian church
met at the home of Mrs. L. Roy
Fuller on Wednesday evening last
week and discussed various plans
for the welfare of the school,. At
ter the business a delicious lunch
was served and a social time en-
joyed.
Mrs. j. E. Staley went down to
Detroit Saturday night expecting
to assist her brother and wife care
for the sick children. Word has
been received that she has con-
tracted case of influenza and is
under the doctors care. Mr..
Staley and Mr.. Darling left for
Detroit Wednesday morning.
Congressman Cramton writes
us that he has arranged with the
Department of Agriculture to
send to the Expositor office soon a
portion of the vegetable and flow
er seeds allotted to this district for
distribution. ANY of our readers
who would like to share in this
distribution either call or write us
a card.
Arlene McKeith writes from
Providence, R. 1T am sending
you money order for $500. This
pays up for my last years and this
years subscription to the EXPOSE
tor. The paper is always so full
of news that l look forward to
Monday for my home paper" Her
street address is 284 Washington
avenue.
John Smith. of Romeo, has sent
to the Almont Library the spade
with which he turned the first
dirt for the grading of the right
of way for our Electric road. He
wishes to have the engraving done
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