The Yale expositor., 1921-09-22
Local and Otherwise.


roads in bad condition.
George Cameron and wife Wis
led relatives near Peck Sunday.
Phebe Roy is at present visit
ing friends and relatives at Capac.
Henry Welch. of Port Huron,
was in Yale the latter part of last
week.
Dr.. V. A. Lacy spent the week
end with his family at Port Huron
beaches.
North Branch fair and races
are on this week. Several from
Yale attended.
Chas. V. Andreae, cashier of
the First National Bank, Avoca,
was in Yale Monday.
Grant Holden and Bob Thomp-
son were at Marine City Monday
in search of coon dog.
I Norman Hutton, of Hickory, N.
c., has been the guest of his un-
Gle John Hutton the past week.
j. I. Rosenthal has spent the
past week in Buffalo, Rochester,
and other New York state cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Merritt. of
Three Rivers, visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. McOmber the past
week.
Peter s., race horse of f. II.
Smith, of this city, won first mon
ey in one Of the races at Croswell
last week.
Notice the announcement this
issue of the ladies' ready-to-wear
sale at Mrs. Eva J. Blacks Satur-
day, Oct. lst.
Donald Gillian has returned to
his studies at Harvard University
after visiting DR.. and Mrs. " A
Lacy for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andreae
and children motored = Flint and
Lansing Friday last, returning
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hicks and
children, Frances and Elroy, of
Armada, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Mitchell
north of Yale.
Dorothy Lacy entertained the
following guests at Holland Beach
on Sunday: Alice Wenger anC
Chester Haskins, of Detroit, anC
Monte Batting, of London, Eng.
Evangelist Leslie G. Thomas. OF
Flint, will preach in the Church
of Christ, Speaker, next Lords
Day morning at 10:30; evening
at 500 o'clock. Come and hear
the old-time gospel.
Basil Welch, who has been in
the Yale post office for the past
ten months, left Tuesday morning
for Saginaw to attend the Voca
tional Training School. We wish
Basil all kinds of success.
Rev. F. d. Mumby called or
Mildred Rub, one of the officers OF
the State Industrial Home, while
in Adrian, and was conducted
through the institution. Mildred
is enjoying her work which is
very interesting, and sends greet
ings to all her friends in Yale.
The Capac school board and sup
erintendent of schools visited
the recently new school building
in Brown City and were very fav
orably impressed with this up-to
date structure. Capac is looking
towards new school building fol
its own town.
Elmer Boucher brought in three
specimens of mushroom kline
which he found in the woods OF
his fathers farm near Belle River
They open up like a tulip with
round, soft center. No one ha!
named them yet, though the ex
hibit has been inspected by hun
dred or more people.-RichmonC
Review.
A reception was given to Rev
C. F. Stroup,. new pastor of Yal,
. and Cole Methodist Protestan
, churches, at the church parlors il
Yale Tuesday evening, Sept. 20
Rev. Martin, chairman, called OF
all the resident ministers of the
= city, also Rev. Stubbs, of Baraga
, Each gave short talks and wei
; coined the newcomer to our midst
, Mrs. Stroup was likewise called
!. upon and spoke very interestingly
> Ice cream and cake were served in
the basement. The evening was
, one of profit and pleasure.
' The Y. H. S. foot ball team has