The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06

| Lanes the 4tn.
Joe wilt jr., Lee Wilt and wife, of
Detroit, visited at the formers home
the 4th.
Mrs. John Wark and son Harold will
spend the next week in Melvin and
Speaker.
Irene Marx and Hilda McDougall, of
Brown City, were guests of Marjorie
Menzies the 4th.
Mrs. Arthur Menerey and son Royce,
of Larium, visited Mrs. Il. III. and John
Menerey this week.
Mrs. Sam Bonner and daughter of
Toronto, Ont, were guests of Yale rel.
atives and friends last week.
Belle Mckenzie has been visiting in
Detroit the past week. She and her
sister Sara will return to Yale the first
of next week.
DIR. Wight did not go to Chicago last
Thursday, being detained on account
of business matters. lie left for there
saturday night
Ed Roberts and two children and
Ruth Roberts of Sandusky, were guests
of j. Z. Sheehy and family Saturday
night and Sunday.
JAS. A. Dant, wife and daughter
VIvean, and Dorothy Webster of De
troit, visited among Yale friends the
middle of the week
John Gardner expects to move his
family onto farm near Gladwin next
week. He has been up there the past
week getting the house IN order
Mrs. Helen Reid entertained her son
Robert, of Dawson, and daughters, Mrs.
1 IWn
Ballentine of Port Huron, the 4th.
4. r. Card was buying the cigars on
Friday last and handed us one, saying:
-"Smoke up. A baby daughter ar
rived at my house today" Here's
hoping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and daugh-
ter Betty will leave for Newberry
tomorrow on two weeks visit. They
will go by the D&C boats and return
by way of Grand Rapids.
Mrs. L. f. Hallead and daughter,
Mrs. w. &. laval and children, who
have been visiting relatives and friends
in and around Yale, have returned to
their home in BOLTON, Ill.
Michael Sheehy jr has made a con-
tract with the Medina Comfy Cream
cry Co., and will buy cream at his same
old stand. He gave up his contract
with the Port Huron Creamery Co.
William Hare, who has Teen sick for
some time, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Joseph Mathews of this city. While
here he visited DR.. Pollock. who ad-
vised him to go to Ann Arbor for
treatment
Workmen are busy laying the cement
blocks for Bars new entertainment
hall, corner of Mechanic and Jones
streets. The building will be oOxlOO
feet with a modern front and every
convenience possible.
Fred Schum met with an accident
the first of the week whereby he might
have lost his eyesight While working
around an automobile at his garage
one of the tires blew out, the rim strik-
ing him across the forehead cutting q
deep cash.
Several auto accidents have occurred
at the corner of Main and Mechanic
streets this spring, although none or
them have been serious. We suggest
that our city fathers place traffic Of
ficer at this corner should any more
accidents happen.
l.. j. Menzies and Dorothy Riplinger
were up from Detroit over Sunday and
the 4th, the guests of j. A. MenZles
and family. Ruth Menzies, who re.
Gently graduated from the Thomas
Normal Training school, accompanied
them on the trip home aud will remain
for the summer.
Owing to the extra amount OF adj
vertising we were compelled to send
four columns of ads to our ready-print
house this week. They will be found
on page three. II our advertifing pat
ronage continues as heavy as in the
past few months we will be compelled
to put in a new press and print ali at
home.
County Road Commissioners Volker,
Lockwood and Stevens have rendered
their designations to the board of su-
peryisors TO take effect Jan. /, 1917,
! which were accepted. The new COM
missoners were elected at the recent
session of the board of supervisors, are
James K. Beard, Port Huron, Frank ..
Putney, Yale and Fred w. Moore, st.
Clair, for two, four and six years re-
spectively. The salary OF each member
is 800 year.
j. A. Menzies, of the Yale Exposition
called at the Journal office Wednesday
and made US q friendly visit. We had
intended to click" Jim Menzies the
: FIRST time we saw him, because several
months ago in his paper he referred to
Capac as a nice quiet little village.
But Wednesday when we found him all
alone setting type in The Journal office
our heart melted and we let him of
with a good warm hand-shake. Any
one who loves work like that deserves
our sympathy.-Capac Journal.
The Pere Marquette has had heap
of trouble the past week. The passen-
ger train Saturday evening going west
was one hour late. Monday evening
the west bound passenger train was
over two hours late. On Wednesday
morning the north bound train on the
Harbor Beach division struck on auto
on the south road going into Croswell,
smashing the machine into ktndling
wood and killing the occupants, JAS.
Bourke and Il year-old son, OF Sandus-
ky. On the return trip of this train,
a A. -.