The Yale expositor., 1921-09-08
Local and Otherwise.

Dave Welch and family were at
home from Flint for the weekend.
Clifford Hutton, who has position
in Detroit, was home for Labor Day.
Harold Hallman returned to Chicago
on Monday after spending his vaca-
Miss Roxy Davis. of Port Huron, is
tn guest of her niece Mrs John Wark,
this week
Margaret Dicke has just returned
from a weeks visit at Pontiac and
Orchard Lake.
M. M. Pearce has returned from the
millinery openings and has a full line
OF fall and winter millinery.
Maude Dickie and Mrs. VIM. Walls,
and daughter Farlane spent the past
week at the home of John Dickie.
Mrs. Nate Cuthbertson, of Flint, and
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Allen, of Pontiac,
spent Sunday at the John Dickie home.
There are now 1886, 600 persons out
OF job in the United States, Secre-
tary OF Labor Davis reports to the Sen
ate
Nlr and Mrs. Howard Smith and two
friends drove up from Detroit and
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
w. Farley.
Cadet Frank l.. Beadle, who has
spent his summer vacation at his
home in Melvin, returned TO West
Point, n Y, last week.
Chas. Parker, wife and children,
drove up from Detroit Sunday in new
Essex Touring car and attended the
Mennonite camp meeting
Mrs. h. j. Howelfs many friends
will regret To learn that she had a
slight stroke on Tuesday but Is much
| improved at the present time.
Mrs. Mary Simmons spent last week
! in Deckervile. This week she 10
staying with her sister Mrs Frank
Hill, in Ayoca, who is suffering from
asthma.
Olive Ellar returned to her position
in Detroit Friday after two weeks va
cation at her home here. Her mother
and Mrs. McGregory went with her as
far as Romeo.
/ George Tenniswood has sold his
| house ana lot on North street to
frank Welch and purchased Henry
| Pearces place Oh Jones street which
he is repairing
Donald Pollock has returned from
summer school at Culver, Indiana. and
takes his senior year in Yale high
school this winter. He expects TO
enter Culver next year,
Word comes from Port Huron hos
pital that the condition OF Mrs. Todd
who had an operation for cancer four
weeks ago, is no better and not much
hope is given for her recovery.
MI and Mrs. George Crawford, OF
Detroit, have recently purchased the
Waiter Haight farm just east OF Yale,
and are now settling themselves in
their new home, which 10 known as
the Peleg Soule Pleasant View farm.
Mn anu Mrs. Chas. Barr ana family
visited at Applegate Sunday last.
While playing in the orchard the little
seven year old son fell from an apple
tree breaking both bones of his right
fore arm. The fracture was set and
,he little fellow is getting along nicely.
Friends of the publisher have favor
ed him this week by donations. w.
lC. McPhee furnished us with a nice
mess of cabbage, Gus Smith a home
grown watermelon and f. A. Ferrier
sack of potatoes taken from his gar
den. We thank them all for their kind.
mess.
Delbert, IL year-old sod OF Walter A
Thomas of Port Huron, fell into ST
Clair river as he was fishing with his
father from the dock, and was drown
ed. The accident happened on Satur.
day last. The boy was a nephew of
Albert Thomas of Yale. Mr.. Thomas
and family were in Port Huron Monday
attending the funeral
We are a restless people All thin
women long to grow fat and all fat
men long to grow thin. All town
men long for the time when they can
retire to the quiet of the country, and
every farmer hopes some day to quit
work and move to town and live easy
In youth we long for maturity and in
age we long for the happy days oi
childhood.