The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-02-02
Local and Otherwise.

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A. E. Cummins and family Wis
tied friends west of Peck Sunday.
Victor Learmont, of Port HUI
ron, was at home for the week
end.
Mis-. o. R. Griffith is visiting
with friends in Port Huron this
week.
DR.. B. Clyne and family spent
Sunday with relatives and friends
in C-oFweI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert WEIGH and
Hayward, of Port Huron, visit
ed friends in Yale Saturday.
The dance in the Auditorium on
Tuesday evening was another
successful affair. well attended
and enjoyed.
Miss Dilts, Miss Peacock and
Miss McClelland, public school
teachers, were in Port Huron on
Saturday last.
Mrs. Nellie Fabrique, daughter
Donna, and mother, Mrs. Avery,
left Saturday morning for their
new home in Battle Greek.
Stella Judge has returned to
Yale and resumed her studies at
Yale High school after two weeks
stay at her home in Emmett.
Squire Langs, cashier of the
Jedoo Bank was over on business
Wednesday and m..de the EXPOSE
tor friendly call while in the
city.
The County Association o. +.
S. will meet in Port Huron on
February 18th. The various
chapters will be guests of Port
huron chapter.
Members of the M. Z. choir
journeyed out to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Keys farm home on We'd
nesday evening ana enjoyed a nne
supper and jolly time.
The laGies of the NJ. E. church
met in the nome OF Mrs. Ed Edig-
notfer on TUESDAY evening, bring
ing a pot-luck supper with them.
All enjoyed the gathering.
Milton Brown and John Irving
autoed to Grand Rapids Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Brown will visit
his moUher and Mr.. Irving will
visit at the home of G. M. Davis.
Yale friends of Nellie Sly will
pe gIad to hear that she is I'M
proving at the Port Huron hos
pltal, wnere she has been for
several weeks, having undergone
a serious operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Herbert gave
the annual dinner on Wednesday
noon last week to the officers and
directors of the Farmers Mutual
Insurance Company. Ten men,
bers were present and enjoyed the
splendid meal Mrs. Herbert al
ways serves.
Harvey Bricker has gone to
the Michigan State Auto school
wnere ne Will take a course in
auto repairing, and his friends in
Yale hope to near of him gradu-
ating as an expert along this line.
Success to you, Harvey.
Teams are busy hauling cement
blocks, blick md OF .er building
material on to Eilber & Barth's
lot on Main street, to be used in
the erection of their large gar
age. Building operations will
start just as soon as the weather
will permit.
| Some of the classes in the NJ.
+. Sunday school have been hold
Inc q contest Tor new members,
which recently came to ct end
with the girls in the lead. The
Boys gave the victors great feed
and social time in the church par
lors on Monday evening.
Mrs. N. B. Herbert and daugh-
ter Katherine attended the gradu-
ating exercises of Margaret ORA
lper in Detroit last week. Margaret
is graduating from Central high,
hardly seventeen years of age and
will now take the Normal course,
preparatory to Ann Arbor train
ing. The speaker for the program
was Edgar Guest, whose poems
everybody reads and likes. Mrs.
Herbert is making an endeavor to
bring the poet to Yale to give an
evenings entertainment in the
near future.