The Yale expositor., 1921-02-24
Local and Otherwise.

MOTIFS ". NICE Spent pdrJ VI
last week in Detroit on business.
VIM. A. Cavanagh and j. B..
Weymouth were in Port Huron on
Monday.
Robert Ellar has returned fror,
a visit to Detroit friends and
relatives.
Jim Newell, of Port Huron. Wis.,
tied Yale relatives and friends
over Sunday.
Fred Taylor is in Kalamazoo
this week attending the Grocery
mems convention.
VIM. Kennedy was at BrOthwell,
Ont, attending the funeral of his
father last week.
Mrs. John Schaffer and daugh-
ter Arleen spent the weekend
with relatives at Mayville.
Alumni meeting Friday evening
at the home Of Fredda Holden. at
7:30 sharp. BY order of the Pres.
Alex Pelton, of Bennington,
Ont. has been spending the week
with his sister. Mrs. Chas.
Rounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Living
ston and little child, of Baden,
Ont, are guests of the McColl fam
lily this week.
Mrs. +. S. Hobart, of Detroit,
is a guest at the home Of her son
land daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Hobart.
ALT Pratt motored up from De-
troit Sunday, remaining until
Wednesday morning on a visit to
his parents and friends.
Mrs. Laughlin, of Sarnia. who
has been guest in the e. F. Fead
family the past week, sang very
beautifully at the M. f. church on
Sunday.
Betty Taylor is feeling badly
this week over the loss of her
little pet rat terrier. Gyp. The
dog was unfortunately run over
by an automobile.
J Morris C.. Rice was the proud
recipient last Monday of a good
conduct medal issued to him by
Maj. Gen. Commandment Lejune,
of U. S. Marine Corps.
Chas. S. Brown was at st. Clair
Monday on a visit to his sister,
Mrs. r. H. Menerey, who recently
returned from Los Angeles, Calf
He also visited his sons James and
John in Port Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Rub went to
Detroit last Friday, the former re-
turning Saturday evening. the lat
ter going on to Larwill, Ind, for
a few days with her daughter Mil
dred, who is teaching domestic
science in the school there.
The many friends of Mrs. Kate
Menerey, who were panied to
learn Of her serious illness in
Clair since returning from Cali
fornia, will be much pleased and
relieved to hear that she is i'm.
proving, and with perfect quiet,
will soon be able to move around.
A display of grape fruit, oran-
ges, lemons, pears and other
fruit picked by Mr.. and Mrs
Dolph Andreae from the planta.
ton Of Alfred Goheen at Lutz,
Fla, is shown in the front win
dow Of Grant Holden's drug
store.
Walter Duquette, former res
ident of this locality, writes us
that he is now located on the Flat
Head Indian Reservation at Roman
Mont. He says :--"T am still run
ming camp for the Polleys Lumber
Co. We have had q very fine win
ter in this section"
VIM. Bryce, manager of the
Farm Bureau Cream Station in
Yale since it's establishment, has
resigned the position and a new
man, Archie Graham, Of Detroit,
will take Wills place next Mon
day. Mr.. Graham's household
goods were brought to Yale last
Tuesday and stored upstairs in
the cream station building until
a house can be secured.
Says the North Branch Gazette
Yes, there are very few things
more strange than this old world
in which we live. We have it on
good authority, in fact from the
published statistics, that nearly
all the babies born in 1920 were
either boys or girls; that there
were the same number Of men
married as there were women, and
that people died during the year
who had never died before. Yer
lily, it's guar wurld."
Mr.. +. p. Oatman tells us that
this winter thus far reminds him
of the winter of al years ago. That
winter there was fall of snow