Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-22
Local ExpcsitIoms.
- Beautiful weather.

Mrs James Menerey, of Warwick,
Ont, is visiting in town.
Jesse ADAMS and son, of Armada
were in town last Friday.
j. Saunders & Sons will have brick
for sale the fist of next week.
"A lodge of the Knigts OF Honor
is being instituted ut this place.
Work has been oomenced on T.
McArthur's new Jewellery store.
"A large tank is being built in place
Of the one northwest OF here.
Notice the time table of the ut II.
& n. w. R'y in an ither column.
Remember the Masonic supper Mon
day evening at the Masonic Hall.
w. Craig, of the Marlett Woolen
Mills, paid this Office call on Friday
last.
Where is the committee that were
appointed to see about the trade pro-
cession?
-P. s. McGregory, of NJ. Clemens.
paid visit to his friends in this place
this week.
Rev S. G.. Bettis now holding
meetings at Roseburg, was in town on
Wednesday.
f Gordon left on Tuesday to
attend the funeral of friend of his at
New Baltimore.
Rev. John Belts, Of Minden, son
of VIM Bettis, was Oh 4 visit to his
parents last week.
Our Peek correspondence was re-
ceived too late for publication this
week. One day earlier please.
Every body is coming to see the
grand trade procession and calithum-
plan parade at this place July 4th.
H. J. Duflie for the past gear at
tending college at Adrian, returned
Ii ONE for the holidays last FRIDAY.
Tie remains of David Stevens
killed by lightning while at work up
north, were brought home Monday.
Hickey Bros are handling the Will
son Sewing Machine. Parties wishing
to purchase would do well to see them.
i. II. WadswOrth, superintendent
Of the ut VI. g. n. w. R'y paid us a
very pleasant call while in town last
week.
r.. B. Conklin, of Lapeer, Deputy
Grand Dictator, for Michigan, of the
Knights of Honor, was in town last
week.
-Tho's Back ar1 ". Stu!l, of Rich
mond. on their road TO Deckerville
last Thursday. stopped over night
in town.
y. ID. Jones still carries the ban
ner FOR being first. lie walked up TO
the postal clerks Office and paid for
two years box rent.
VIM Cooper, Robt Stonchouse and
Chas Gooden went to Strathroy on
Tuesday to attend the elections over
there OH Wednesday.
Hiram Holden, who has been at
tending college at Ann Arbor for
some time past, returned home for
his holidays last Friday.
F. Brooks, who, for some time
has been selling fruit trees in this sec
tion, informs us he is having good suc-
cess. Glad to hear of it.
II. G.. White who has for some
time past been working up in Craw-
ford county returned home with his
family on Monday evening last.
MARRIED AT the residence Of the
brides mother, near Roseburg, June
1S, by the Rev F. Coates, Mr. John +.
Umphery and Miss Ida l.. Moore, all
of Fremont.
The picnic at Roscburg tomorrow
promises to he gigantic affair. The
Croswell band have been engaged to be
present, and there WILL no doubt, be q
pleasant time spent.
The new post office which we have
been anXiously waiting for is Complet-
cd. 1t has 112 lock-b fitted up in
fine style and the work which was all
done 10y David Brown, is a credit to
him.
The band boys have been practic-
ing for some time past making prepar-
ations for the Fourth of July. We are
glad to see them start up again as it
lhdhtb Nullt dH dutilblOH W q lOWH w
have good band.
An Auction Sale will be held on
the farm of VIM Green, at Green's
Corners, on Friday, June 30th, COM
mencing at 10 a. m. A number of
articles consisting Of wagons, buggies,
harness, farming tools and household
furniture will be disposed Of.
Emmett IIolcomb who has been
stumping for John Holden escaped
what might have been serious acci.
dent. The other day while the stump
machine was at work no got fast be-
tween the lever and stump and re-
mained there q few minutes before
anyone noticed him. 1t was with diff
ficulty they succeeded in releasing him.
Many of our readers will be glad
to learn that f. S. Poole, who short
time ago kept the grocery now owned
by L. Gordon, has returned to town