The Yale expositor., 1921-12-22
Local and Otherwise.

in Port Huron on business.
John Sexton, jr, is home on "a
visit TO his father and friends.
Helen Palmer came home from
the NJ. A. C. Wednesday evening.
N. Il. Herbert was in Detroit
the first Of the week on business.
Thelma Ingram was Port HUI
ron visitor Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Donald Mcintyre, student at
Ann Arbor. is home for Xmas
holidays.
Chester Haskins, of Detroit,
has been guest at the Lacy home
few days
Mrs. Frank d. Beadle. Of St.
Clair, was in Yale on Friday and
Saturday last.
Bertha Clyne is expected home
from her school at Homer the lat
te, part of the week.
Arthur Clyne. of Elizabeth. N.
j.. is spending the holidays in
Yale with his parents and friends
John =. Brown, who has spent
the past few months at the 500
returned to his home in Yale last
Saturday.
Myron Sexton, who has been
sailing on the steamer Yosemite
during the past season, is home
for the holidays.
Mrs. Frank Monahan is very
sick at her home in this city. 1t
is hoped that change for the
better viii soon come.
Jas. l.. Rroyn was up from Port
Huron Saturday night between
trains on a visit to his parents
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Brown.
Jay Munroe has moved his
barber shop from the Wharton
building into part of the building
occupied by John Bright.
A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. P. Cogley the 10th of
December, at their home on. Ken
nefck street. Congratulations.
The mails both in and out are
loaded with Christmas packages
and literature. Postmaster Far
ley says the worst is yet to come
The Expositor force extends to
all its readers and friends the
merriest of all Merry Christmases
and may you live long and
prosper.
We had no street lights Sunday
and Monday evenings, due to the
heavy wind, which caused some
damage to wires and buildings
! in the town.
Dolph Andreae has purchased
the Mrs. Howell property, cor
ner Of Main and Mill streets. This
site will make a splendid one on
which to build a modern house.
Mrs. II. c. Mansfield returned
to Yale from Pinconning on Mon
day evening, and will make her
home during the winter with her
sister, Mrs. j. A. Menzies.
Good news reaches Yale that
| d. NJ. Post, former station agent
at Yale, now holding the same
position at Hemlock, Mich, has
fallen heir to $4,000. How true
this report is we cannot say, vel
we hope it is too true.
E. L. Mcintyre, who had the
contract on six miles of Huron
Shore Pike in Forester township
has forfeited the contract, anC
his bondsmen have taken over the
| job. Representatives of the bond
ing company were in Deckervillt
last week making preparations
to resume construction work.
Marjorie Heath, a Richmond
girl in her second year at Ypsi
lanti Normal, has received no
tice that she has been awarded
the scholarship Of the Stole SO
ciety, for exceptional ability anC
all round usefulness, annually
awarded to a third year student
The scholarship amounts t
$500.
North Branch Good Fellow.
have planned big turkey dinner
for next Monday evening, t
which every child in NORTH
Branch and every child attending
school there is invited. In thil
way the Good Fellows aim to ge
in on the feast every child WI
may not have the makins' of a sat
isfactory meal at home.
Despite the inclement weathe
Sunday evening services at tn,
Presbyterian church were largel,
attended, especially in the eve
ming. The program of Christina
) music attracted many. Everyon,
enjoyed the solos, quartettes an,
anthems by the choir, directe,
nv Mrs Charles CavanaVh TIL