Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-04
Local Expeditions.

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Now write it 1888.
The roads are splendid.
Let US all do better this year tina
We dd last.
we are blessed with rsors dayligh
nowadays.
Read Jas Wallacs's change Of ad
In this issue.
Remember the printer In the day
of thy prosperity.
ALI goods cheap for tho next sixt
days at c. E. RoswelrE.
Take notice of Drs Mitchsll !
Ney's card In this issue.
Miss Amy Blower. of Dsckervills
has returned to her home.
= Chas Adams, of Armada, made Vi
q visit on New Years day.
Mr. and Mrs Black, of Alpena, ar,
visiting at w. G. Browns.
--Diphtheria and scarlet fever 10 re
ported in neighboring towns.
Your attention is called te +. A.
Bakers change of adv in this issue.
John Woodard has sold his meat
market to Robt Carr, of Armada.
Read what &. w. Bell has to say
to you in his change of adv. this week.
Jas Menersy, OF North Branch, is
visiting friends aud relatives in town.
David r. Brown las moved into
Jas Pearce's house opposite the NJ. p
church.
Miss Cummings, Of Canada, 10
visiting with Miss Sarah Castor ut
present.
Miss Lulu Ferguson. OF Port
Huron, visited with friends in tewp
this week.
Miss Barbara Mclean and sister
Flora. of North Branch, are visiting at
Jas Browns.
Lafayette Shell school teacher at
Rossburg. made US a pleasant visiL on
Saturday last.
p. S. McGregory. of Mt Clemens,
smiled on his many friends in town on
New Years day.
j. d. Vivian left yesterday morn
ing for Chatham, Ont, to attend the
wedding of his sister.
During the month OF November
3.s42 immigrants entered The United
States at Port Huron.
w. j. Replay, operator at the
Saginaw Junction, made his folks .
visit on New Years day.
--Leonard's is the place to buy
hardware, stoves and tinware. Read
his change Of ad in this iesue.
Miss Dodie Msnsrey, who has bsen
spending a few months visiting at
Saginaw, has returned home.
Miss Lilly Ferguson, of Port
Huron, made short visit amongst
her friends in town last week.
Rev J. NJ. Crandall, Of the NJ. p.
church Smith Creek. made US = very
pleasant visit on New Years day.
F. G0oderich informs us that he
set seven horse shoes in fifteen min
utes. This lS pretty good fer Fred.
&C. w. Waring informs us that he
received 81, 100 instead Of 1000 for
his house and lot 81 stated in last issue.
We are informed that Ed Smith
and Miss Minnie Gray were married 1T
Maple Valley three weeks ago Sunday.
Al Hsight returned Tuesday TO his
duties in Leona4d's hardware store
after two weeks visit 10 New Bslti-
more.
Our friend Burt Duilie who has
been spending tha holidays at home re-
turned tc his studies at Adrian College
yesterday.
B. W. Keith, of Dansville, N. Y,
will preach in the A. c. Chapel next
sunday morning ut c. m. All arc
invited to attend.
We see by tho Momphis Tribune
Of last week that Roy S. q. Bettis Was
to pro ich In the NJ. z. church at that
place on Sunday last.
Jas +. Lutss attended the state
Teachers association at Lansing last
week and reports good time. Thsre
were about 500 present.
--Robt Mackmsn who has been
away on a witt to friends and relatives
in tho "Old Country" has returned to
this boso n OF his family again.
Among the presents at ths Cole
school bouAs OIL Monday evening, Dee
75th. were pair of Beaver gloves
valued at So for Roy C. h. Clark.