The Yale expositor., 1921-07-07
Local and Otherwise.


Mrs. Harry Carless is recover
ing from her sickness.
Will Young, of Onaway, was
here for the homecoming.
Ii. c. Maloney and wife, of De-
troit were Yale visitors Tuesday.
Rev. kldred Charles and son of
Caro-, were here for the home
coming.
Mrs. Cornell, Peter, George and
Dorothy Carless spent Sunday in
Inlay City.
Mrs. M. j. Irving is at Clare
for a few weeks visit to friends
and relatives.
Miss Marie Reedy, of Detroit,
spent the 9TH at her home in
South Brockway.
Marjorie Cornell returned Sun
day from a two weeks visit with
friends in Detroit.
David Bryce, of Pinconning,
was here as one of the old-timers
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. +. Cannis spent the past
week at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Floyd Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Graham,
of Dawson, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Taylor Monday.
Florence Simmons, of Grand
Rapids, is here on visit to her
sister, Mrs. John X. Irving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Turner. of
Detroit, spent the 4th at the home
OF MI. and Mrs. Robert Turner.
ID. Il. Brown and wife and Mary
Brown, OF Deckerville visited
mas. 5. Brown and family Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Shee..
OF Emmett, were here along with
other home-comers the first of the
week.
Rev. j. L. Davis and family, of
WeDDervIlle, visited Nh. and Mrs.
~. NJ. Davis during the home
coming.
Wan Edgerton. OF Chicago, is
spending the week among rela-
tlves ana taking in the home-cOm-
ing celebration.
Is. r. Mattisen, wife and daugh-
ter, of Pontiac, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Woodruff the
first of the week.
George b. Green has improved
the appearance OF mis- dwelling
house on Park avenue by giving
1t new coat of paint.
John Johnson and family, oil
Shower, TOOK Time enough on from
business to attend the nome-coln-
ing the first of the week.
Geo. Ii. Jones and wife and
Thos. Brown, OF Shabbona, were
among the old-time residents OF
Yale who were here for the home
coming.
l.. Ilydorn built car at Cen
tral garage, Bay City, last win
ter and this week entered it i'm
the races at Cadillac, winning
first money.
ID. Middleton, wife and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wogan and son Ralph
Chene and Miss Elizabeth Trongo
OF Detroit, were in Yale Monday
visiting among friends.
Mr.. Pearsall, of Bay City. was
guest of Mrs. Mckinney this
week. He at one time resided on
the farm known In recent years
as the Sam White place, z miles
north of Old Brockway.
The Algonac Courier did itself
proud last week with the publica.
ton of a l6-page Centennial and
homecoming edition, full to the
brim with interesting matter
pertaining to the occasion and adj
vertising.
Herb Menerey and daughter
Elenor, of Hart, Miss Ida Mener-
ey, of Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Mckenna, of Salem, and Mrs. C..
Van Norman, of Port Huron,
were guests at the home of Will
Hodgins during the home-com-
ing.
VIM. Barr has workmen busy
building a booth in the gallery
of the Auditorium, and within
the next two weeks Yale will have
a new movie picture house. The
new outfit is on its way and as
soon as installed the Expositor
will give a full description of it.
Our city dads are considering
the matter of free mail delivery
for Yale. Just as soon as instruc-
tions are received from Congress-
man Cramton the preliminary
work will be started and the city
council will take action. Let us
all boost for free mail delivery
for Nalo