The Yale expositor., 1920-11-25
Local and Otherwise.

on MONDAY, november az.
VIM. E. Brown, attorney, of
Lapeer, was in Yale Friday last.
Mrs. E. w. Mercer spent the
past week with relatives in Flint.
Mrs. Judson Black, of Richmond
visited Yale relatives and friends
a few days last week.
Bertha Clyne, who is teaching
at Homer, will spend Thanksgiv-
ing day at her home in Yale.
Mrs. T. D. Nichols, a former
Yale resident, now of Port Huron,
spent the weekend with Yale
friends.
Mrs. Helen Reid returned to
Port Huron the first of the week,
still suffering from the attack of
lumbago.
Fred Smith is very sick at his
home, corner of Mechanic and
Mary streets. He was threatened
with appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Campbell,
of Dayton, Ohio, are here to spend
the Thanksgiving season with rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ventry Hisey and
child, of Wayne, have been visit
ing in Yale the past week with
relatives and friends.
Don't forget the bake sale in
the Davis Furniture store on Sat-
urday, Nov. 81, by the ladies of
the Church of Christ.
Mrs. Ray Wilson and son Clyde
returned from Flint with Mrs.
Clyde Richards the last of the
week for a few days visit.
A marriage license was issued
on Thursday last at the county
clerks Office to Frank Dahn, so,
Inlay City, and Nellie Gilbert,
%, Yale.
The young people of Mr.. Mar
ions and Harry Williams classes
had a turkey dinner and social
time at the home of Clifford King
on Tuesday evening.
Regular meeting o. E. S. and
initiation Wednesday evening
Dec. LIST. Members and visiting
Stars urged to attend. By Order
w. M. Eta Clyne, Sec'y.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcintyre
entertained a company of their
friends at a six o'clock dinner on
Friday evening last. A pleasant
evening was spent at cards.
Union Thanksgiving service in
the Presbyterian church Thurs
day at 1880. Preacher, Rev. Fred
erick d. Mumby. Thou crownest
the year with Thy goodness"
We note by the Sandusky Tri-
bune that Mrs. Arthur Booker, of
Unity, Sask, is visiting relatives
in Sandusky. Mr.. and Mrs. Book
er were former Yale residents.
Earl Morley, daughter Jessie,
Mrs. Maryette Morley, of Capac,
and Mrs. Mary Reynolds, of De-
troit, were guests Of Mrs. Eva ].
Black and Carrie Clark Sunday.
The old buildings on corner of
Main and North streets, land
marks of the city, have been torn
down and workmen are excavat-
ing for a new building to be used
by the Star Oil Company as a
filling station.
The engagement of Arlene Nc
Kay, of Brown City, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mckay, has
been announced. The lucky man
is Ralph Lockwood, of Lapeer, in
which city Miss Mckay has taught
for the past three years. The wed
ding takes place on Thanksgiving
day at her home in Brown City.
Miss Mckay is well known in
Yale.
Postmaster Farley "Talk
about Christmas time at the post
Office. 1t couldn't beat the bust
ness done in the Yale Office on
Monday of this week. Turkeys
ducks, chickens, geese, eggs, but
ter and what not, all sent by par
eel post and insured, too, mind
you. tell you it was some day
and some work. Remember, too,
we are one clerk shy this week."
c. w. Jackson, of Croswell. for
many years connected with the
flax industry, has made proposal
to the business men of CARSON
vile, to erect and operate a flax
mill there. The proposal was
quickly accepted, and just as
quickly the stock was oversub-
scribed, and also bonus of $1,000
Mr.. Jackson expects to have a
complete new outfit ready for
next years business in Carson
vile.
Lost in the darkness at Kinde