Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-08-28
Local Exuosifions.

-Capac will not have a fair this
year.
Quite few from this place attend
ed Barnum's circus on Thursday last.
"A slight fall of rain in these parts
on Monday helped things considerably.
Miss Danger, of Port Huron, was
the guest of Mrs. M. T. Grandy last
week.
Miss Mollie Wells, of Strathroy,
is guest at the Rapley House at
present.
Mrs. +. Burns, of Saginaw. was
the guest of her brother, John Hickey.
on Monday last.
Jas. Pearce has torn down his old
shop and is building new one OH his
lot on Main street.
Jacob Menerey has our thanks for
a lot of fine eating apples. They are
just splendid. Yum, yum.
Mrs. T.. G. High and daughter, of
Forester. are the guests of Mr.. aud
Mrs. II. G. White at present.
Miss jamie Menerey, Of Warwick,
Ont, is visiting her brother Robt and
other friends in this vicinity.
w. ID. Wear and David Brown are
doing good job in pldstering and re-
pairing the house of J. Hoskin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks have return
ed from their wedding tour to this
place where they will make their home.
Lille, eldest daughter of Henry
Turner, fell and broke her collar bone
on Saturday last. she is doing finely.
One of Rudolph Andreae's boys
fell into the cistern one day last week.
No serious injury was received there
from.
There was a sleight-of-hand per-
formance in Duties Hall last night.
The usual amount Of work was gone
through with.
Miss Carrie Rapley returned home
from an extended visit to Strathroy,
London and other places in Canada, on
Thursday last.
The first few days of last week
were scorchers but Thursday night the
table turned and overcoats were in
great demand.
Miss Nellie Brown, of Perth, Ont,
and Mrs. Wm Brown, of Toronto,
Ont, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. VI. DIOWu dO pIcScllO.
The Masonic Dedication and Sup
per promises to be a grand success.
Preparations are being made for a
good time. Everybody is invited.
-Waring 81 Mustard have change
of adv in this issue. Their stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes,
&C., has never been more complete.
Geo. +. Allen, of Mayville, PASSED
through here on his way to Armada
Saturday last. He returned on Mon
day with his wife and they took the
train for Mayville.
Forest fires were raging during the
past week in the vicinity of East
Tawas, Marlette. Clifford and Bad
Axe. The farmers buried their house.
hold goods and fled
Conference of the NJ u. church is
being held here this week There are
about 200 ministers lii town. We ex-
pect to see very pious people here
after the ministers take their leave.
John Makelim, of Valley Centre,
made us short visit on Tuesday. He
informs us that he is buying consider
able grain. He will have an adv. in
next weeks ExPosIToR. Watch for IL.
j. ID. McKeith has been holding
auction sales each evening this week
at his store. He will continue during
the rest OF the week and parties desir-
ing to get bargains will do well to give
him call.
-Taggatt & Young have erected a
building and put in u cider mill and
are prepared TO do custom work at | Is
cts per gallon. They also wish to
purchase number of bushels of apples
for which they will pay good price.
Ihey have u good mill aud can dc
| good work. 15w2
some persons in this vicinity have
asked the question "ls the dedication
OF the new Masonic hall, the ball in
the evening and the suppers open foi
all To attend whether masons or not p
In answer To this question we wish 10
say, yes. all are invited whether ma.
sons or not. Come one and all and
you VIII be treated to the best there IL
IN tne house and Tie committee will
! 90 ah ~ their power ~ entertain YOU,