Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-08-12
Local Expositions.

f. f. Law is spending a few days
working at Marlette.
+. G. Boice, of Port Huron, visited
friends in town last week.
Willie Rapley, of Strathroy. is on a
visit to his friends in this place.
Miss Matte Jones is visiting her
brother in Evergreen at present.
The Cooper Bros. have put up large
barn on their farm south of here.
+. Thibodeau, of Melvin, called in to
see us while i'll town on Monday.
o. W. Mills, of Port Huron, has been
in town a few days the past week.
Chas. IIuntoon, of Marine City, is
clerking at Ovens & Braidwood's.
Wm. IIisey, and wife, of West Branch,
visited with friends in these parts the
past week.
III. Holden, NJ. d.. and bride, of Tren-
ton, visited with friends in this vicinity
the past week.
Mrs. Isabelle Brown, of ut. Huron, is
visiting friends and relatives in these
parts at present.
Mrs. Crozier and daughter are the
guests of her brother. Thos. Darcy, in
this place at present.
G. 5. Kimball and family left yester-
day for Delaware, Ohio, after a short
visit with Robt. Guy.
G.. A. Wells has had his lawn and
yard graded and it adds greatly to the
appearance of the same.
Grant Ferguson and j. l.. Stevenson,
of Port Huron, were the guests of Phil
McDougall one day last week.
Miss Tuna Welch has closed a sue
cessful term of school at Orville, Mich,
and is now home OH vacation.
Joe Menerey and wife, of Saginaw,
and Jas. Menerey, Of Kingston Mich,
attended the funeral of Martin Menerey
last week,
The meeting of the Brockway Centre
Agricultural Society, Sept. 2S, 20 and
30 promises to be grand affair. Let
all attend.
The little child of John B. Kiel's,
which has been sick for some time past,
died OH Saturday last and the funeral
was held OH Monday.
a farewell harvest ball will be given
in Etherington's hall, Valley Centre, OH
Tuesday evening, Aug. IL, 1886. A
good time is promised for all who at
tend.
We are pleased to notice the return
of our old friends Jacob Levengood and
Burt Bradshaw who have, for the past
year, been attending school at Valpar-
also, Ind.
James Rands, of Fargo, is complet-
ing his hall, which, when done, will be
a large and convenient building. lie
intends giving a harvest ball i'm the
near future.
Brown a. Merrill have dissolved part
nership and the business will hereafter
be conducted by John III. Merrill in the
ExPosIToR building. Notice his card
in this issue.
We received letter from Ed John
son stating he had received the appoint
ment at Stratford. Ont, in the customs
Office there. We wish him success. lie
says he is too old Yankee to make a
Cannuck of him.
Geo. and Thos. Weston have put their
threshing machine in good order and
are prepared to do good work. They
are the oldest threshers in this country
and would say to their friends to give
them call when you are ready to thresh
NJ. Gray will give a grand harvest
ball in the town hall at Peck, on Friday
evening, August 20, to which he invites
ALL There will be horse races, base ball,
and other sports during the day. A
new cornet band is being organized in
the village.
G. +. Michaels will give grand har-
vest ball at his new hall in this place on
Friday evening, August 20. lie has Sc
cured Perkins full string band. of Inlay
City. five pieces, the finest ball room
band in the state without any excep-
tions. Al are invited to attend. No
pains will be spared to make this ball
an enjoyable affair and those who miss
II will lose a rare treat. Bin, including
supper only Sl.0O.