Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-01-24
Local Expositions.

Local Expositions.
st. Valentines day is near at hand.
Corn G0cts pc: bushel at o. w.
Mills grain house.
The Memphis Tribune has sus-
pended publication.
The several ice houses in town are
being filled with ice.
Jas. Ferguson, of Port Huron,
was in town this week.
Don't forget the supper after the
lectcTe tomorrow evening.
Fargo correspondence received too
late for publication this week.
Cast your eye over the new adv
of G, 4. Roswell in this issue.
Next Monday evening is election
Of officers i'm the Good TemplaIs Lodge.
A full attendance is requested.
Mrs. j. ID. Jones was called to
Toronto. Ont, this week on account
of the sickness of some of her relatives.
-Chas. Emery is at present in Ten
nessee. If the climate there agrees
with him he will probably locate there.
j. G, MeKenna, w. NJ. of the F.
& A. M. Lodge here attended the
Grand Lodge at Kalamazoo this week.
We were visited by another snow
storm Wednesday morning. This will
keep the sleighing good for some time
yet.
The greatest event of the season
will be the drama given in Duties
Hall, on Tuesday evening, Jan. Goth.
Don't fail to attend.
Tho suit of Bell VS.. Grieb came
off before Justice Jones on Tuesday of
this week and the jury brought in
verdict Of $50 and cost in favor of
Bell.
We are in need Of cash and ask
those subscribers who are in arrears if
they would not call in and pay up.
Hard times with the printer as well as
others.
MARRIED. AT the Methodist Protest
ant parsonage Brockwsy Centre,
Jan. 22nd by Rev. j. w. Gray, Mr..
Michael ]. Mulligan to Miss Isabella
Peasley both of Greenwood.
You Will miss great treat if you
do not attend the drama to be given in
Duffle's Hall, Tuesday evening next
for the benefit of the Breckway Centre
Library Association, so bs sure and
come out and hear it.
Bill McKtnna says somebody else
said to him that somebody else had
said, JnO. w. Lamon Is to be married
right away. It's good thing John.
Don't miss the chance. Soft snaps
don't come every day.
We have the talent for a good
cornet band here in town and we don't
see any reason why we should not have
one. Get together and organize in
good shape and we have no doubt but
that the citizens will support it,
-Etherington Bros, Of Valley
Centre. commenced saving shingles on
Monday last and will continue for
number of weeks. Parties wishing TO
buy shingles can get any quantity by
applying in tho above named place.
Over the required amount for the
Lexington & Utica r. r. has been
raised at this place AMI word sent to
the company TO that effect. Now II
only remains with the company which
way the road shall be built either by
Breckway or Broekway Centre.
A. Gillian has purchased the fix
tnres belonging 10 Lee Saunders and
will hereafter be found in the old stand
lately occupied by Lee where he will
always he ready and willing to divest
your physingnomy ofnature's g uncomly
production. Give him call when In
need of hair cut or shave.
The spelling school at the South
Speaker school house was very largely
attend led. four other districts being re-
presented. Ameng the spoilers. Jas
Z. Lutz, teacher Of the Melvin school,
was champion. These spelling schools
will be continued every Tuesday even
ing during the winter. Everybody is
invited to attend.
The annual meeting of the Brock
way Centre Agricultural Society will
he held in Duties Hall. on Monday,
Jan. 2Stb at p. m. Important bust
ness to be transacted. Election Of
officers. All are cordially invited TO
attend. We hope TO see big turnout
as successful agricultural fair will be
a great benefit to this place.
The funeral services Of Mrs.
Spraguo, who has been very Ill for
several weeks, were held last Sabbat:;
at IL m. at the Lynn school house
The house was filled to its utmost ca
pacity by relatives. neighbors and
friends who had come to pay their last
tribute of respect 10 the dead. The
services were conducted by Rev. j. w.
Gray. Text-Luke 49, 40.
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