Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-07
Local Expeditions.

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his brother in Detroit.
-Chas Macaulay, of Armada, called
at this Office on Tuesday.
Sidney Parker shot a wild turkey
last week weighing % pounds.
Hollywood & McKinnon's is the
place to buy Christmas presents.
Mrs Davis and sister Miss NJ,
Bettis are visiting friends in town.
Frank Woodward, of StrathIoy, is
visiting his brother John here in town.
There were So numbers sold at c.
F. Michaels' dance last Monday night.
Call and see Hollywood & Nc
Kinnon's new stock Of holiday goods.
Michael Darcy, of st Louis. visit
ed with his brother T. Darcy over
Sunday.
ID. Barry, of the Morning Tele-
graph Port Huron, made us visit on
Tuesday.
w. J. Rapley, late operator at
Vassar, is now located at the Saginaw
Junction.
The Good Templars will give an
entertainment through the holidays
sometime.
George Hayes our pumpmaker Is
having good trade and selling as
cheap as usual.
&C. w. McKinnon has recovered
from his recent illness and is able to
be around again.
Rev G. B. Clark. opened revival
meetings at the NJ. p. church last
Tuesday evening.
Gift cups. toilet sets, cruets, and
fancy ware in great variety at Holly
wood s. McKinnon's.
Buy vases and toy sets Of Holly
wood & McKinnon where you have
chance for selection.
II. B. Buckrige, of the firm of
BuclSrige & Co, Pt Huron, made US a
very pleasant visit yesterday.
II. Grlswold took six horses to
Bay City, last Monday. where he will
dispose of them to lumbermen.
Horace Baker and wife and Mrs
w. n. McKeUna spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs j. F. Holden.
p. Chamberlain, of Ingersoll Ont,
has been visiting with his daughter,
w. II. Palmer, for the past week.
Miss BERTHE Bowers and Miss
Carrie Smith, of Pt Huron visited at
Geo N. Turner'S over Thanksgiving.
Del Waldorph, left with his family
for Lapeer last Saturday where he will !
hereafter make his stay. He has rent
ed his farm to Geo Stanley.
"A number of the young folks were
down on the ice skating last evening.
They say the ice is very poor and that !
considerable "tumbling" was INDUCED
In.
Parties intending to purchase
holiday presents will remember that
A, G.. Brown has just received a fine
lot of suitable presents in the furnit-
ure line.
Ever, body should remember in
purchasing dry goods or presents for
the holidays that Holden Bros have u
complete line and fine assortment to
select from.
The morning train was delayed at
Marlette last Monday, by some mishap
in the tank up there and consequently
did not pass here until about three
o clock in the afternoon.
w. r. Gillett, of RileJ Centre, is
building tanning mill manufactory
which will have capacity of ten mills
per day. That Is live enterprise for IA
little place like Riley Centre.
jas Harris and q, w. Stratton, OF
Brockway. made US a call on Wednes-
day. The many friends of Mr. Harris
will be pleased to learn Of his being
able to get around In his usual health
after sucl long illness.
"A 11-yoar-old son OF Amasa
Brown had peice of his cheek bitten
out by a vicious horse last week Ii
seems that the boy was 'fooling with
the horse while it was eating theref or
with this mishap.
We received copy of "Our Arts
written by G. w. Stratton and read at
the Thanksgiving services in Brockway
but on account Of lack of space we are
unable to publish it this week. 1t is
a well written article an6 contains
thought.
We take this opportunity Of In
ironing the public that when they
wish TO engage flrst-class auctioneer,
one who understands his business, we
refer vou IN a. w Rail ua has had