The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-03-20

The Ladies' Aid to thenumber of "a
took Mrs. Harnden by surprise Mon.
day, March II, it being her birthday.
The time was spent very pleasantly
from TO 6, when the baskets were
emptied and all sat down to boun-
teOus repast. The shower of post
cards shows how well she was remem-
bered too.
Many people do not realize the great
damage done by the stomach and in
testinal worms that infest farm ami
mails. They do not only breed disease
but steal the animals food and lower
its vitality. They are dangerous profit
eaters "Sal-Vet," the wonderful medi-
Gated salt, advertised on another page,
quickly destroys these pests.
At the annual meeting of the Com
mercial Club held at the Pioneer Bank
parlors Wednesday evening all the old
officers and directors were elected for
another year, as follows: j. A. Rap.
ley, president; T. j. Heenan, secretary;
M. r. Dec, treasurer. Board of Drec-
tors-A. IL. Leete, II. H. Melanie, G. G.
Sherman, +. G. Ballard, j. III. Vande-
car and A. b. Reed y orth Branch
Gazette.
Miss Laura Clay, a fluent and con-
vincing speaker, will address the peo-
pie of Yale on Equal Suffrage in Cent
raj Hall, on Tuesday evening, March
%. Miss Clay comes very highly rec
commended, has taken part in the work
in other states, is woman of fine per-
sonality and has spoken before meet.
ings of state governors on this subject.
A cordial invitation extended to all to
nnmQ ont and haar bar n M
free.
Croswell, Mich, March 17.-An Or
ganiZed party started out today to
search for Otis Jackson who has been
missing from his home south of this
place since last Wednesday morning.
Jackson, who is Fl years old and mar
ried, left home after telling his wife
that he was going to a. nearby neigh
boris to buy a horse. He is known to
have visited a small store near his
home but since that time his where
abouts are said to have been unknown.
DR.. w. W. Stevens, Veterinary Sur.
geon and Dentist, has decided to open
an Office in Capac where he will prac-
tice his profession and take up his
residence. The DR.. is a graduate Of
the Ontario Veterinary College and
the University of Toronto, and has
had many years OF practical experience,
in fact has grown up fir m boyhoOd in
the work. We know he is competent
to treat all diseases of horses, cattle,
sheep, swine and dogs in scientific
manner. His Specialties are surgical
work and dentistry. Here's hoping
that be may meet with unbounded
success through life.
Barr Bros, general blacksmiths and
| foundrymen, who have been in bust
ness in the II. II. Menerey place on w.
Mechanic street for the past number
of years, have dissolved partnership, r..
Edwin Barr retiring and Chas. Barr
continuing in the business. Both
young men have made many friends
during their business career. Charley
will hold the large patronage enjoyed
by the firm as he is a first-class work
man and an agreeable fellow. Edwin
does not know what he will go at or
where he will locate as yet. He does
not feel contented to lie around in
idleness and has been helping Rev.
Bragg remove the unsightly poplar
trees from in front of the M. L. par
sonage this week.
Charles Rounds has cut down the
Carolina poplar trees from around his
Mechanic street residence. This kind
of tree is being raZed in nearly every
part of the city. When set out about
dozen years ago it was claimed that
they were rapid growers and would
come to maturity much sooner than
the maple. 1t has proven true but a
dirtier tree cannot be found. Another
disagreeable feature about this kind of
tree is the roots reaching out so far,
sapping all life from the soil wherever
they touch and in many instances
cropping out of the ground filling lawns
with little sprouts. 1t is shame to
lose the shade these trees furnish but
it will be only few years before their
places will be taken by beautiful
naples.
Charged with having sold team of
horses valued at $3.50 without first hav-
ing retired the chattel mortgage given
at the time they were purchased, Rem
ME Van Den Eynte, who formerly re-
sided near Yale, was arrested in Mt.
Clemens Saturday and is now being
held i'm that city. 1t is stated that Van
Den Eynte purchased the valuable
team from Wharton IL CO., implement
dealers at Yale, giving mortgage for
portion of the amount. Soon after
the purchase he drove the horses to
Mt Clemens and there, it is alleged,
disposed of them. The team was re.
covered last Tuesday but the person
who had conducted the irregular ex-
changes was not located until Satur-
day. The man who made the purchase
in Mt. Clemens is now seeking redress
in court.-Port Huron Times Herald.