The Yale expositor., 1921-09-29
Local and Otherwise.

Floyd Ferguson and family
were Inlay City visitors Sunday.
Frank Reeves, of Port Huron,
was in Yale on business Monday.
Jesse Lane and family, of Jeddo
spent Saturday night and Sunday
at the parental home
Next week is the Inlay City fair
and as usual Yale and vicinity
will be well represented.
Adrian Ferguson and wife, of
Detroit, visited at the home of
Floyd Ferguson last week.
A number from Yale are attend
ing the doings in Brown City this
week. All report fine time.
Mrs. Frank d. Beadle, of st.
Clair, visited relatives and friends
in Yale the first of the week.
Helen Palmer has gone this
week to M. A. G.. 20 take a four.
year course in Domesti. Science
and Art.
Mr.. and Ms. f.. Is. Briclltr have
returned from a two weeks trip,
visiting relatives and friends in
Ontario.
The work of gravelling the
street from the south bridge to
Riverside Driving Park is progress
sing nicely.
Phil Walker, who has been here
for the past few weeks, has been
making many improvements TO
his house on First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Kleibart re-
turned last week from Webster,
Mass, where they attended the
funeral OF the formers mother.
have you purchased your ticket
Ior Lne coming Lyceum course {!
III not you'd better do so at once.
inst number next Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. VIM. Secord expects to go
TO Port Huron Sunday where she
will make her home for the VA
ter with her daughter. Mrs.
Keough.
Anyone knowing the where
abouts of j. A. Morrill, and fam
! lily, please communicate with Mrs.
Z. M. Blakesley, AIS W. Vernon
Ave-, Los Angeles, Calf.
VIM. Davis, the new proprietor
OF the Yale Meat Market. has pur-
chased James Strings house on
Jones street, and as soon as Mr..
Stirling can find another house
the new owner will take possee-
sion.
Pauline tead ana Faye Wight
are the Yale students ut Ann Ar
Dor tor their second year. Max
Fead, 1921 Yale High graduate,
enters the u. of M. this fall. Don
aid Mcintyre will graduate IN
1922.
New paper money, with bills OF
different denominations varying
in size and bearing large colored
numerals on their faces, making
it impossible, for instance, to
raise 81 bill to $50 or to 500
note, Is Delng Planned Dy the
Treasury Department ana will
soon be put into effect.
The Michigan beet season is
expected to open about Oct. 1st
and the shipments to the various
factories in the Pere Marquette
territory are estimated to aggre
gate from 10000 to $4,000 Cal
loads. There is a normal croI
and the season is opening about
as early as last year. The ship
ments will continue we'll on into
. the New Year.
Supt. A. T. Greenman, H. A
, Williams and the editor of th'
Expositor, motored to Marysvill'
Sunday and attended the Y. M. c
A. committee meeting, took part il
} the luncheon at the cafeteria anC
listened to an interesting address
, given by DR.. Artman, of the Chi
cago University. We also had tn,
pleasure of visit to the Wills
Lee automobile plant, where the
famous Wills Sainte Claire car j.
manufactured, through the cOur
! tesy of Ferris d. Stone, one of th'
: prominent men in this immense
institution. The afternoon anC
: evening was well spent.
Ivan Graham and Burton Sturt
y ridge drove over to Yale Tuesday
the former to go from there t,