Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-03
Local Expeditions.

of baby girl.
Miss Persie Johnson spent New
Years at Mayville.
IS. Dufiie, OF Port Huron, is in the
village to-day on business.
Miss Carrie Pinkham has been visit
ing in town the past week.
The board of Supervisors will meet
at the county seat Jan. Sth.
Miss Ida Boyd returned last week to
her home in Tilsonburg, Ont.
Miss Jessie Allison is visiting her
sister Mrs. DIR. Howell at present.
Miss Killam, of Almont, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Alex Braidwood, at
present.
Phil McDougall has been in Detroit
and Toledo during the past week on
business.
The band boys were out New Years
day and rendered some sweet music on
the streets.
Miss Stella Gardner, of Grant, has
been visiting Thos. Darcy and family
the past week.
Thomas Carless and wife visited
friends in East Saginaw and Bay City
during the holidays.
a. X. Robinson, of Peck, was in the
village Wednesday. He reports bust.
ness at Peck as very fair.
Our old friend and fellow traveller,
jim Macarthur, visited his brother Don
aid and other friends here this week.
Glass No. : in the NJ. F.. Sunday
school at Port Huron, presented their
teacher, j. s. Duliie, with a handsome
silk umbrella.
If you want to see fine line of fum-
iture in all the latest styles and makes
call on y. Goheen. Notice his change
of adv. in this issue.
Miss Ida Williams. daughter of Will
liam Williams, left on Saturday for
West Branch, where she will spend the
winter with her brother.
An exchange is correct when it says
that those who are first to find fault
with their local papers are generally the
last to pay their subscription bills"
Dan Carson, living three miles west
of this place, had quite narrow escape
one day last week. While out hunting
in some manner his gun exploded fill
ing his face with powder.
Elder j. II. Patton will preach in DUFF
fe's Hall next Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock and evening at Z. Come out
and hear the gospel of good news.
"Peace on earth and good will to men, -
VIM. Turner. who lived three miles
southwest of the village, died on We'd
nesday Of consumption. lie leaves a
wife and child. Deceased was a
brother of Mrs. JAS. Welch of this
place.
The BrockwaY Centre EXPosIroR
rejoices in the possession of a new
Prouty newspaper press. jim is a
hustler and deserves all the good fort
une that may come to him.-Richmond
Review.
When the blood is impure, THICK, and
sluggish, or thin and impoverished
there can be no health. With these
conditions, all the functions of the
| body are impaired. and the result is a
variety of dangerous complications
The best remedy is Ayers Sarsapaulla
Quite a number of invited guests en-.
joyed Thursday evening of last weel, al
the Rapley house. Dancing, card play
ing and a delicious lunch occupied the
time until late, or rather an early
hour the next morning, when all de-
parted feeling that a pleasant time had
been spent.
At the regular meeting of Elk Lodge
No. 1853, +. and a. NJ, held in their
Lodge at Peck on Tuesday, Dec. 18TH,
the following officers were elected;
W. NJ, R. b. Tucker; S. w, j. L. Bene-
dict; j. w, Samuel Gray; Treas, j. d.
McKeith; Sec, Andrew Moore: Chap
lain, S. J. West; S. d., S. Tice; J. D..
VIM. Kettlewell; Tyler, n. w. Henry;
Stewards, j. Zavitz, a. X. Robinson.
The Detroit journal, which finds its
way each day to our table, is bright,
newsy paper, and what is contained in
its columns can always be relied upon,
that is the great merit of this paper, it
isn't obliged to take back one day what
it has printed the day before. This
sheet sprang into being Sept /, 1888,
and has steadily increased until to-day
it stands at the head of the rank, and
well deserves its position.