Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-10-25
Local Expeditions.

Fred p. Curricr, ir., visited friends in
Almont last week.
Miss Matte Jones visited friends in
Port Huron the latter part of last
week.
a brother of the Misses Mason was
here this week looking after their in
terests.
Our friend Lee Saunders is now
studying law with L. H. Drake i'll tins
village.
A teachers examination will be held
in the high school building in this viii
lage Nov. 2ith.
Ed. +. Pratt. of Lakeyiew, has pur-
chased the stock and fixtures of Ed
Welch's barber shop.
Willard Welch, having traded farms
with his brother James, moved onto
his new farm this week.
Mr. Pyne, well-to-do farmer of st.
Mary's, Ont. is visiting his son at the
American house, this week.
Mrs. Geo Davis, who had been visit
ing her parents, has returned with her
children to Lincoln, Nebraska.
Chas. Rowley and two children Of
Port Huron, have been the guests Of
VIM. y. McKenna and family the past
week.
j. Umphrey and family now occupy
the Monaghan residence on Main street,
having moved there the latter part of
last week.
We were wrongly informed in refer
ence to DR.. Ney having sold his prac-
tice in this vicinity. The two doctors
failed in making the deal.
Workmen have been engaged the
past week tearing down the old 4. G.
chapel. a fine new brick building will
be erected in place Of the old one
a. & L. OLeary. BrOckway's enter
prising merchants. have an eye-opener
in the shape of change of adv. in this
issue. You will be benefited by read
it.
Mrs. c. 7. Scott, of East Tawas, who
was visiting in this village and Green
wood. returned home last Monday.
She sold her farm in Greenwood to a.
Jackson.
The boys Of this village have formed
a "kazoo" club and were out serenading
Saturday evening for the first time.
The music produced by these instru-
ments is very fine,
The Ladies' Md of the NJ. +. church
wish to tender their thanks to Lowell
Monroe and Tom Holden. for putting
down, free of charge, the sidewalk in
front of the NJ. l.. parsonage.
Lara Middleton has sold his interest
in the Globe hotel at Peck to Newton
w. Holmes, former proprietor. Mr..
Holmes is an experienced hotel man,
and will 10 doubt do well in his old
stand.
so. Welch & Son have taken one of
the old rolls out of their Touring mill
and replaced it with new one, and
they now have a greater capacity and
produce a finer grade Of flour than
heretofore.
The st. Clair county supervisors have
resolved that no person owning real es-
tate shall be assisted from the county
poor fund for more than six months,
unless said real estate shall be trans
ferred tQ the county.
Look at the new adv. of HI. Wilcox S
in the upper left hand corner of back
page and see what he has to say. Should
you require the services of an auction
eer, Mr.. Wilcox is prepared to attend
all sales at reasonable rates.
The worlImen have placed the build
ing purchased by Miss Johnson of w
n. McKenna in position on her lot ano
it will soon be retitted and ready to re
ceive the millinery and fancy goods
stock of the above-named lady.
4 Prohibition pole-raising will bC
held at this place, Monday afternoon
Oct. 30. In the evening Q. G.. I. Par
ker. Of Vassar, will address the citizens
on the only real issue before the people
in Central Hall. All are cordially in
vited to be present.
The Republican pole-raising at Peel
was a grand success A very larg
crowd was in attendance both after
noon and evening. After supper
procession was formed and paraded TIN
streets, after which Mr.. McVeigh anC
others addressed the multitude. Th
Brockway Centre brass band were il
attendance, also large number of on
citizens.