Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-06-03
Il Is probable that President Cleveland
Ill spend his HONEYMOON In Michigan.


It is probable that President Cleveland
Will spend his honeymoon In Michigan.
The first train on the Saginaw road into
Bad Axe Is promised by Mr.. Lally, the con
thrown so high that it win rarely be block
AIDED with snow.
Ex-senator +. 8. Freeman of Ionia, has
been appointed assistant Indian agent OF
the Usage tribe, with the rank of captain,
under Col David of Detroit, who is Indian
agent.
sues thecCourier for $4,000 alleged libel
damages, claiming that it charged he did
not keep his official records as prescribed
by law,
The Art rAlbum company of Battle
Creek recently ushipped case OF albums
to Australia.
Mrs. Ethel Judd of North Adams, was
recently visited by IL old-time friends,
whose ages aggregated sol years.
Work on the railroad at Lakeview has
begun, and it is expected the extension to
Howard City willnbe completed within 90
days.
Mrs. David Howell, wife Of the Lansing
superintendent of schools, formerly OF
| Three River, died in Lansing recently.
Miss Alice Jordan of Michigan, law stu
dent at Yale, will not be granted degree
next month.
Grant Ledge Is alarmed over the appear
Ance OF diphtheria. Several families have
been quarantined and schools on the north
side closed. DR.. G. Il. Corey has been APP
pointed health officer, with instructions to
use every means to prevent a spread OF
the disease
The annual meeting OF the state medical
society will be held in Assembly hall, Jack
son. June and 10, and DR.. j. L. Main,
chairman of the local executive commit
tee, is arranging for accommodations for
between, O6.and 400 delegates, who are ex-
pected TO be present.
Joshua H. ELS IF South Bay City drop
| ped dead at his residence few days ago
He was 81 years and 10 months of age,
having been born at Claremont N. H.,
| July %, 1898. He came to Bay City
| twenty-six years ago, and was well known
among the old residents. He leaves wife
| - years of age in good health, to whom he
was married sixty years ago, also two
| daughters and q son.
| The Rev. DR.. Henry Strong, thirty years
ago rector of the Episcopal church at Mas
shall, and well known in several parts of
the state as chaplain of the old Fourth
| Michigan infantry has been admitted TO
| the soldiers home at Grand Rapids. He Is
| incapacitated for labor because of injuries
| received at the battle of Gaines Mill,
where his horse was shot from under him.
c. A. Nimocks, president of the Seventh
Michigan infantry association, has APP
| pointed the following members as an ex-
| ecutive committee to arrange for re-
union of the regiment: o. A. Williams,
c. H. Bangs Jackson; W. w. Wade,
Jonesville; 8. w. Curtis, Monroe, J. II.
| Richardson, Tuscola; j. w. Greenfield,
| Lansing, Charles Oltz, Orion; +. c. Phetty'
place, Petoskey; John Taggart, Bronson.
Aman giving his name as Garwood was
nA nf ntIro md fha oil linn
| charged with committing a murder at
Burlington, VT, twenty-one years ago.
On being arrested he confessed the crime.
| Some remarks that he let drop caused
him to be suspected, and arrest followed
after communication with the authorities
at Burlington. He has been taken to Ver-
| mont.
The nomination Of ii. F. Severens as
| District Judge of the western district of
Michigan, has been confirmed by the Sem
| ate.
Hope college of Holland win petition
King William Ill. of the Netherlands to
I give it a complete set of standard Dutch
literature. The petition has been indors-
ed by Gov. Alger and will receive the sig
| nature of the superintendent of public in
struction, Nelson, Peter Maerdyke of
Grand Rapids will personally present the
Bishop Paterson Of the Children of Zion
church, Grand Rapids, has gone for his
sixth annual trip to Glasgow, Scotland,
where he has established q hourishing
church of that faith
Frank Holland of Michigan, has been adj
mitted to the military college at Annapo-
| lis.
AnnualoJune meeting of the state horti-
| cultural society begins at North Lansing,
| on the evening of June Is, with three ses-
sions on the 10th.
Nearly 300 citizens, among them the
best, are members of Negaunee's law and
| order league, of which Capt. Sam Mitchell,
agent of the Saginaw mining company, Is
president. The league is making 1t warm
| for saloon keepers, and IL insists that they
shall at least live strictly within the letter
| of the law.
James Hayes has been sentenced at
burglary of M. p. Marvin's residence at
Lansing, when 1915 in jewelry and cash
was taken.
Geo. Hurst sues the L. s. e. NJ. S. rail-
| road company at Grand Rapids for $685.
| 900 damages for being thrown from the
| train near there and totally disabled for
| life. The company claim he was intoxicat-
ed and not careful.
A Mt. Pleasant farmer Of experience de-
clares that there is more money in grow
| ing wool at 20 cents pound than in loan
| ing money at 10 per cent interest
| A Jackson retail grocer, who has been
In business for rnany years, claims to have
800 900 of unpaid accounts on his books,