The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-24

day in Port Huron.
Mrs. E. +. Fead was Port HUI
ron visitor on Monday.
Victor Learmon Of Port Huron
spent Sunday with his parents in
Yale.
j. H. Merrill and Jay 3. Wey-
mouth were in Port Huron Mon
day on business.
Gladys Wallace has gone to De-
troit, where she has secured "A pos
ition as Dietician at the Statler.
Mrs. Martha Calkins, of Detroit
is spending a few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Smith.
Nh. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and
daughter Betty are spending
Thanksgiving with Cass City rel
atives.
Milda Crandall, of New Lathrop
is spending Thanksgiving with
Anna Dinner and other Yale
friends.
Bert Perry threshed 1876 bush
els OF beans off of 5 acres of land
in two hours last Saturday for G.
l., Savage, Locke Bridge.
Thelma Minnie and Thelma
Smith Of Utica, are spending the
Thanksgiving vacation at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Min
ME.
Mrs. Arthur Little entertained
the Loyal Women of the Presby-
terrain church on Tuesday evening.
Sewing, lunch and chat filled the
time.
The dancing class and Assem-
bly, held every Monday evening at
the Auditorium is well patronized,
many enjoying the music and the
toe-stepping.
Robt Peacock, George Guerns
and Tim Cook returned to
their read construction work in
Memphis on Monday, after spend
ing Sunday in Yale.
Tom McAllen passed through
Yale on Friday afternoon. return
ing to Detroit from a deer hunt
in the north woods. On the run
ming board of his auto he had
nice big buck which he shot while
on the trip.
H. c. Mansfield, who, with his
wife spent the summer with the
family of J. A. Menzies, was oper-
ated upon in the General hospital
in Bay City last week. He is
much improved now and will be
able to go back to Pinconning
soon, where they will spend the
winter.
The Methodist Protestant
church choir was royalty enter
tanned to roast duck supper at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Beadle last Friday evening. Twen-
ty-two were present and all were
loud in their praises of the deli
cious repast and the delightful
time which will long be remem-
bered.
Many persons expect to prosper
when their ship comes in. That
is the favorite American super
stition. A Chicago lagman. who
didn't wait for his ship but startl
ed out 40 years ago with a pack
on his back has just died. He left
an estate of $537,833 and $4,000
of that e willed to charity. Bet
ter be doing something while you
wait.
Marceline Bedore, the wife of
Joe Bedore, until few years ago
keeper of one of the best known
hotels on the ST. Clair flats, died
at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Belle LaLonde, 531 Dicker-
son avenue, Detroit, Monday. Both
of the Bedores were popular with
hunters and fishermen of the flats
who knew Joe for his. skill with
the gun and rod, and Marceline
for her fame with the frying pan.
Joe Bedore now has paralysis of
the legs, and the doctors say he is
nearing his end. He is 80 years
old.
A disgraceful affair occurred
in our city last Saturday night
and the ones who took part in
same should be taught a severe
lesson Some of the young people
who were up from Detroit attend
ing the birthday party for Henry
Steenburg were out for a walk,
and when they turned the corner
by the Presbyterian church