Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-01-26
Local Exposiiions.
More snow Monday.

More snow Monday.
Fred Secor is home from the lumber
woods
VIM. RapIey. of Strathroy, Ont, is in
the village.
Moses Grayblel is W, Y. McKenna's
new drug clerk.
Dave .Menerey returned to his work
on the Midland Republican Monday.
The EXPosITOR staff is indebted to
Il. G Reddicliife for fine lot of apples.
Iii Stevens returned from his hunt
ing and trapping expedition last week.
Geo. c. Cameron and Mr.. Andrus, of
Almont, were visiting friends in the
village last week.
Miss Ella Warner Of the Rapley
House has returned from a visit to
her home in Melvin.
Jim Cooper, OF Port Huron. is enjoy
ing a weeks vacation with his parents
and other friends in the village.
TO those who are not aware of the
fact we wish to state that we are al
ways willing to take wood on subscrip-
ton.
John Mills returned from his hunting
trip on Saturday .ast He looks as
though the country up there agreed
with him.
Jas. Wallace. W. NJ, and John Wark,
secretary Of Brockway Lodge, f. 4 a.
NJ. attended grand lodge at Saginaw
this week.
Orlando IIolcomb and wife, Frank
and Sidney IIolcomb, of Deckerville.
were in ATTENDANCE at the funeral OF
their sister, Nancy Jane. last week.
\ leap year sack social will be given
at Fremont Centre Hall On the evening
of Jan. 80. twenty-five cents for a
sack. All are cordially invited to
attend.
w. W. Grinnell has been putting in
his time for the past three weeks at Pt.
Huron in the train despatchers office
of the u. II. Il y. W. II. r.. taking the
place of the head dispatcher who has
been SICK
Geo. Barrett has force of men at
work moving the old school building
onto the village lot. the council having
purchased the same for village hall
The purchase price was $500 and the
cost of moving $50.
Call at Geo. Coughs gallery and take
look at the photographs he has on ex-
hibition. He is doing some splendid
work and would be pleased tO furnish
you with card or cabinet photographs.
While there take a look at his elegant
line of funeral furnishings.
\. W. Ferguson was over from
Brockway Centre last Sunday. lie has
his hardware store opened and speaks
very encouragingly of the prospects.
The people of that vicinity will find Mr.
Ferguson reliable man to do business
with. and one who is well acquainted
with the hardware trade.-Almont
Herald.
4 representative Of the EXPoSIToR
has been informed that at certain
houses in this village regular old fash.
ioned hoo-doo dances are held once or
twice a week and about ten or fifteen
men, married ones included, to half a
dozen girls attend. The married men
leave their wives at home to take care
of the babies while they enjoy them
selves dancing with the pretty girls.
We think it would be good idea for
these married men to stay at home
once in wnile and allow their wives
to take in the sports
The barns on the farm Of Jas. Rolls.
situated one mile north and of a mile
west of Roseburg, were burned to the
ground together with 200 bushels of
grain and nearly all his hay, on Satur-
day. Jan. 81. while the above named
farmer was away. Only for the pres
ence Of mind of a young boy all the
stock would have burned, he untying
the same and driving them out of the
barn. Mr.. Rolls house and barns were
insured for $1,000 in the Home Insur-
ance Co. of y. Y. Loss unknown. II
is supposed that the fire was set by
so,Y1c owl inclined rprsou.