The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-08-27

Mart Ryan of Port Huron is Yale
today.
L. r. Card has been at Toledo for
the past week.
Ed. Michaels and family of Inlay
City are in Yale today.
Mrs Herb Eshleman and children Of
Flint are visiting Mrs. Eva J. Black.
y. b. Herbert has been entertaining
his brother from Canada the past week.
David Williams is at Peck on visit
to his daughter, Mrs. Harry Water
man.
Art VanNorman, a former resident
of Old Brockway,, was in Yale We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Goodyear and little daughter of
Chicago are visiting w. A. Woodruff
and wife.
Editor Graham of the Peck Times
was welcome caller at the EXpOsitOr
Office Monday.
George Jordan and daughter Martha
attended the funeral of Henry Jordan
at Saginaw Wednesday.
Marion Learmont is entertaining a
few of her young friends at her home
today, it being her ninth birthday.
Miss Mckay of Toronto and Miss
Mckay of Detroit visited at the home
of Mrs. j. G. Hart part of last week.
Leona Middleton returned homeMon.
day evening from Detroit where she
had been visiting relatives week or
more.
Carrie and Rada Rapley left the first
of the week for Lexington where they
will spend few weeks in a cottage on
Lake Huron.
Fred Taylor is building cement
curb along the front of his Mechanic
street property. Jas. Blackford is do
ing the work.
All services will be held as usual
at the M. +. churches in Yale and
Brockway next Sunday. Everybody
cordially invited.
James McColl is driving a new Buick
"six" purchased of the Yale Buick Co.
Robt. Middleton has a "thirty.six"
bought from this same company.
Lew Broadway, wife and two chill.
dren of Brown City, L. A. Terpening
and Geo. Glasure of Goodland spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Seneca Valentine.
VIM. Mcdonald, real estate dealer Of
Port Huron and Robt. Mckenzie, can
didate on the Republican ticket for
register of deeds st. Clair county were
in Yale Saturday.
Robert Carless, living four m lies
northeast of Yale, had the misfortune
to lose his barn and contents by fire to-
day. We did not learn what was the
cause of the fire.
The barn, 40x60, on the farm owned
by Lew and Frank Smith, a mile north
and three and half miles east of Y ale,
was burned to the ground early Sun.
day morning, together with its contents
consisting of thirty acres of hay and
thirty acres of oats. A year ago this
barn was oyerhauled and remodelled, a
new hip roof put on and was practical
ly a new barn. The loss is quite heavy
on the Messrs. Smith as only $500 In
surance was carried on the barn and
none on the contents. Cause of the
fire is unknown.
The automobile license plates for
Michigan next year will be the "clas-
siest" yet decided upon according to the
attaches of the secretary ofstate's Office
where Secretary Martindale recently
made the selection for 1915. The plate
is embossed this time instead of printed.
1t will be dark blue back ground and
white letters. In the upper left hand
corner where the seal of the state is
now printed, the plate will sport the
same embossed in aluminium. The
new combination was selected from
some 20 or 80 samples submitted by
manufacturers in different parts of the
country. The order for the first lot
will 60 forward in "a few days, the
specials to begin to arrive in November.