Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-12-13
The Weekly Exposition.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER -. 1888.
COUNTY COLUMN.

died Dec. lst
A Sunday school is to be recognized
at Marysville.
A. n. Haskell, of Kenockee, is erect
ing a feed MILL
c. a. Mann. of Capac, has a large
new safe in his store.
There is quite an amount of sickness
in and around Wales.
Wales would like to buy some gravel
pits to gravel her roads.
The farmers around Capac are busily
engaged pulling stlmps
A chess and checker club has been
started in Marine City.
During themonth Of November, Port
Huron police made go arrests.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Of Smith, died
Nov. 50th, at the age of 77years.
Al society Of Patrons of Industry has
been organiZeJat Lynn Corners.
Norman Trsiaish. Of uJodells, is
building larra BARN ON his lum
The city clerk at Port Huron, issued
Il burial permits during November.
Miss Hattie sleeper has gone ON the
editorial staff OF the Port Huron Times.
The Capac Journal demurs against
the use OF the village lots for hog parks
Joseph IIei5ler, q pioneer Of Marine
City, died Dee. q, at the age Of years
samuel IIazelton and Miss Mimic
Hook, of Marysville, were married Dec
3rd.
John Gedka, of Fargo, had an arm
broken recently by his horse throwing
him.
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre and George
King, both of Lynn, were married Dec
Bird.
There is a report that another hotel
will be built on Military street, Port
Huron.
An effort is being made to establish
a Patrons of Industry society at Mt
Salem.
Jonas Kile, of Capac, has been re-
Gently discharged from the Pontiac
Asylum.
The Universalists of Port Huron,
will hold a bazaar the week before
Christmas.
A large amount of grain is shipped
from Port Huron eastward, from 60 to
10 cars daily.
There is a rumor ailoat at Port HUI
ron that water gas works will be es-
tablished there.
A little fellow seven years old, son of
David Stockford, of Port Huron, is re-
ported as missing.
The w. c. r. L. in Port Huron gave
ten poor families good square meal
on Thanksgiving day.
The Free Methodists of Riley have
been improving and repainting the in
terror Of their church.
DR.. II. A. Sounsbarry, of Berville.
was married on December 5th to Miss
Lizzie Presley, of Peck.
The keel is laid for new barge to be
built by the Marine Transit Co. at
Marine City, this winter.
Annie Withie, of Port Huron, who
was injured by defective sidewalk has
received 1925 from the city.
The debt of 1907 on the church at
Lakeport has been partially raised,
about S115 being left yet to pay.
Mrs. Maggie Bray. of Fort Gratiot,
had to pay $15 and costs for robbing a
clothes line on Thanksgiving day.
A stock company is being organized
in PORT Huron, to establish new ferry
line between that city and Sarnia.
w. +. Praker, a merchant of Capac
for the past twenty years, has sold out
his stock of groceries, books and sta
tionery.
The body of Joseph Goulait, of St
Clair, who disappeared some weeks
ago has been found in the river near
st. Clair.
Cyrus 4. HoYey, Port Huron law
yer. tool, a dose Of opium to see what
effect it would have, but he doesn't
want to try tagain.
Chas. 4. Breton, of the town of
China has been promoted from 81 200
to a 81 400 clerkship in the general
Land Office at Washington.
Vint. Curtis, of Port Huron, who was
injured BY the cars at Durand recently,
died Dee %. lie was 80 years of age
and leaves wife and one child.
In the $4,000 damage suit brought
by j. G. Mclaughlin against G. +. TaY-
lor, both of Port Huron, the verdict
gave Mclaughlin the sum of six cents.
The incorporation fight at Marine