The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-05-21

June wedding .bells will soon be
ringing.
There will be no N. Y. b. next Mon
| day night.
James ORourke, of Richmond, was
in Yale Wednesday afternoon calling
on friends.
Elmer Rose has laid new linoleum on
the floor of his barber shop and other
wise improved the interior.
FIR. Kronemaker, of CrOswell, and
VIM. Roberts, of Sandusky, were in the
city Wednesday calling OH friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Carless
of Greenwood township OH May 9th
son weighing 8 lbs Named Robert
Laverne.
Il. ii. Parkinson has been somewhat
improved the past week. 1t is hoped
he will keep OH gaining in health and
strength.
A small frame addition has been
added to the rear of the Yale WOODEN
Mills office building to be used as a
store room.
The Yale Wooden Mills did not com
plete the repairs to the machinery last
Saturday and are closed down this week
to finish up.
We received card from Mrs. A. D..
Stiles dated the 18th directing that the
ExpOsitOr be mailed to LOwville, N.
Y, for the present.
Bruce Lothian, Fern Henderson,,
Chris Hanna, Bert Kelley, Roy Jones,
aud Dolph Andreae attended Masonic
lodge at Sarnia Wednesday night.
The rural carriers are making their
trips delivering mail each day by motor
cycles and autos. The roads are rather
rough but the going is not so bad after
all
Arthur Dennis is undecided as to
whether he will accept the position OF
station agent at Decker on the ID. Is. g.
Il w. railroad. No encouragement is
given that the road will go any farther
; than Sandusky.
The probable opening date of the
Redpath Chautauqua to be held al
Yale this summer is July 18th. A
representative will be here in few
J DAYS to make preliminary arrange
|, ments for the occasion.
Eighth grade examinations wer,
held in Yale high school Thursda,
) and Friday last week. COMMISSIONS
of schools for this county was here or
; Friday a large number of eight
, graders wrote at the examinations.
George Cough has excavated for hi.
f new brick building on the lot to thu
, north of his residence and the masOns
are busy LAYING the stone foundation
The building will be 24x80 feet, tive
y, stories and will he used for his furniture
; and undertaking business.
- Il a, 4, Il,
chairs in his shop this week. They
! certainly are comfortable and one rest
= with ease while getting shaved. Re
" decorated walls and ceiling and new
, linoleum on the floor, the whole interio
is as bright as silver dollar.
Grant Holden sold two Buick touring
: cars last week, a BIB to Father Laugh
u ran, Emmett and 25-B to VIM. Quinn
Kenockee. These machines are equip
. ped with electric starter and electrl
j lights, and the engines are the hes
u made for the price paid. Mr.. llolde
has the agency here.
s Chester Sharrard was here calling o
d former neighbors Monday. He is no'
o located Ave miles north and west G
:. Yale where he bought 100 acre farm
J. and is going into live stock farming
" While here he ordered the Times sen
s to his address so that he might get
). weekly "letter from me."-lmlay Cit
r Times.
II The $4,000 bond issue for the ne
It county home has been awarded
;. Hoehler, Cummings and Prudeen, G
Toledo, they being the highest bidder
n This bond house paid premium c
# 1901 for the bonds. The COMMITTEE
n which represented the board of supe
/. vlsors, had received number of bic
and on Monday awarded the issue
the Toledo concern. Bids are no
\ being asked for the construction of tf
~ new county home.
O. There will be several changes in tn
. corps of teachers in Yale Public Schot
" the coming year. Some of the grad
3. teachers expect to go elsewhere
20 teach. The ones engaged for anOtht
e. year up to the present time are Supe
intendent, N. j. Drouyor; English an
l., History, j. f. Ryan; Latin and German
~ ~ Edna Richie; kindergarten, Floren(
~ Pierce; fifth grade, Eva Heaton; thil
III grade, Florine Price; first grad
a' Phebe Roy; grammar and elementar
Hazel Chase.