Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-12-06
The Weekly Exposition.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1883.
COUNTY COLUMN.

DIR. a. }. Abbott, of Emmett. is very
i'll.
&. +. Cobbledick, of Marine City,
gets pension.
Towards mill, at Port Huron, has
closed for the season.
a barn belonging to Joseph Laroere,
of Clyde, burned last week.
Jacob Bernatz, the ex-sheriff, will
open tin shop in Port Huron.
The Fargo brass band gave an entel-
tainment on the oath.
The NJ. E. church at Lakeport was
dedicated last Sunday.
The Fort Gratiot Lotos Club has or
ganized for the winter.
Marine City has twenty-eight places
where groceries are sold.
Several children have died recently of
diphtheria at Marine City.
Mrs. Margaret Carr, of Capac, an old
pioneer, died Nov. 23rd, aged 50.
DR.. w. l.. Scholes, of White Rock,
has located permanently at st. Clair.
New steam fixtures have been put
into the custom house at Port Huron.
Chas. n. Bailey is the supervisor of
Port Huron town and NJ. Ullenberg,
clerk.
The Y l. club, of Port Huron, has
been re-organized and will give party
soon.
Miss Maggie Murphy and Thomas
| +. Ryan, of Emmett. were married last
week.
O. i. Morse and +. NJ. O'Brien, of st.
Clair have each received an increase OF
pension.
Reported that Mayor Haynes will
not be candidate for mayor OF Port
Huron again.
Congressman Whiting and family
have left st. Clair for the winter i'll
Washington.
Real estate transactions are lively
nowadays, as reported by Register Of
Deeds Duilie.
There have been only three assign
ments made in st. Clair county during
the past year.
Joseph Waterworth and Miss Carrie
Tompkins, of Fort Gratiot, were mar
ried Nov. 2lSt.
The young ladies of Somerville school
gave delightful reception on Monday
evening Nov. 25th.
Peter Sharrard, of Capac, ihas become
somewhat crippled by traction engine
passing over his foot.
Eugene Carleton, with n. Mills 81 Co.
of Marysville, and Miss Alberta Bunce,
were married Nov. %.
The funeral Of Mrs. Nicholas Click,
of Kenockee, occurred Nov. Both. De-
ceased was 81 years old.
Geo. j. Ward and wife, of st. Clair,
celebrated their tin wedding, Wednes-
udy CNCulllB, NV. 6OJll.
Mrs. Chas Ennis. of Port Huron, was
quite seriously injured by being run
over by an express wagon.
The switch engine at Fort Gratiot
run over a wild cat few days ago.
cutting it into three parts.
Time-keeper Eames. of Fort Gratiot,
is suffering from optical disease and
has lost the use of one eye.
Poor-house keeper Kilgour will re-
sign his position Jan. LIST next. A new
keeper will now be in order.
1t is generally supposed that Port
Huron will have anew Grand Trunk
depot when the tunnel is completed.
j. L. Paldi will act as organist at the
Baptist church, Port Huron, when the
new pipe organ has been put into place.
o. II. Kinney, of Port Huron, gave
80 turkeys, geese and ducks to the poor
people of that city on Thanksgiving
day.
John Hamilton, of the coHnty house,
died recently, aged GO years. He had
been an inmate of the house only few
days.
Dr. +. w. Robinson, who has resided
at Port Huron for many years as veter-
mary surgeon, died at East Tawas last
week.
Miss Katie Crimmins, sister of Cir
cult Court Commissioner Crimmins,
died of consumption, NoY. 2Sth, aged
19years.
The receipts at the county treasurers
Office for the month of November were
S21 ,5SS42, and the disbursements
$1,769.12.
Miss Edith Taylor, of Port Huron,
and Geo. d. Papson, principal of the
| Howard CITY schools were married