The Yale expositor., 1921-06-09

ed over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. S. Brown.
Brook Bearss, of FostOria, Wis
tied Grant Holden and other Yale
friends Sunday.
Parsons, the Eye Man. will be
in Yale Friday, June 18th. Notice
ad in another column.
l.. j. Menzies and Dorothy Rip
plinger, of Detroit, were guests at
the Menzies home Sunday.
II. T. Hennessy and family mo-
tored to North Branch Sunday
and visited with j. A. Rapley and
family.
Bill Campbell was in Port HUI
ron last Tuesday. Earl Rose
drove him down and Geo. Bonney
went along as chaperon.
Mrs. Mary j. Nicholson. of De
| kalb. H., is the guest of Mrs. },
ID. Jones and her sister, Mrs. j. f..
Vincent, also other relatives and
friends
Roy l.. Jones and wife have re-
turned to ChebOygan Falls, Wis.
after having spent a pleasant
week with parents and friends at
AvOca.
Mrs. G.. Mihlethaler. who has
been living with her son Darius at
HarbOr Beach for some time, is
back to Yale on visit to relatives
and friends.
| Frank Kuehn and Ed Ham
mond, of Detroit. and Sidney Hol-
comb, of Deckerville, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Jones at
AvOca over Sunday.
| Frank VanCamp, who has been
spending several months at Clare
has returned to Yale where he will
remain for a time. We welcome
him back to our midst.
A reunion will be held at the
Beadle homestead. one mile east
and one-half mile south of Mel
vim on Friday, June Oath. All
expect to have a good time.
II. A. Williams and family Wis
tied Mr. Williams brother at Carl
eton last Sunday and Monday,
bought goods in Detroit Tuesday,
returning home Tuesday night.
Word was received at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Sly that
their son Arthur, of Burbank,
Calf, died Saturday morning,
June 4th, after an illness of four
or five years.
Mary Brown, after spending a
week with her brothe" Chas. s.
Brown and family. went to St
Clair on Saturday, and on Mon.
day went to Deckerville for a few
weeks visit with ID. R. Brown and
wife
Mike" Murray of Bad Axe, foi
the past year State welfare man
for the American Legion, will
become editor of new Legion
paper to be called the "Barrage,'
and which will serve the Thumb
district.
The street pillow which cOntrac.
tor Baker has in operation on oui
Main street job is certainly dig
ging in and is now nearly to the
corner of Wood street. If the fine
weather lasts they will bt
through excavating by the mid
die of next week.
David Welch and family ar,
back to Yale from Flint for a few
months stay. Mr.. Welch is bus,
building a new 8-foOt porch OF
the side and in front of his Me
chanic street residence. When i
is finished he will give the build
ing fresh coat of paint.
The Church of Christ peopl,
, treated themselves to pot-lucl
! supper on Wednesday evening il
the church dining room and pro
gram afterward, to celebrate tn,
wind-up sale of little aprons ant
the consequent nice sum of mon
ey realized. The ladies expect t,
purchase chairs and dishes fol
their dining room and kitchen.
In an account i'm the Port Huron
Times Herald of a banquet of the
Seventh District Dental Society
at the st. Clair Country Club or
Tuesday evening of this week. W,
notice the name of DR.. Alice
Doering, of Yale, as down on the
ter dinner program for toast
The evening was spoken of as 6
delightful one, ending with dane
ing.
The proper way for people com
ing in from the north is to turf
to right at the hill, on Hill street
go one, block west, turn south or
Division street, thence south Il
First street, thence east to Wooler
Mills south to first street, ther
east across Main street, and pas
the elevator on Kennefick street
and south on Kennefick to the bus
mess part of the city.