Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-08-08

j. II. High has returned from q
SPLENDID visit to friends in Canada.
Dan Carson, who left here about the
4th of July, is now located in Leadville,
Colorado.
Mrs. Anna O'Donnell, of Niagara
Falls, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dennis
Shanahan.
The Port Sanilac Star is now printed
on new cylinder press and has nice
appearance.
A. ii. Braidwood has been enjoying
a visit from his mother of Almont the
past week.
If you want hat don't fail to call
on Holden & Waring. Over 200 styles
to select from.
Mrs. Mosser and son. of Almont,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Braidwood
the past few days.
John Gillian, of Sanilac Centre. visi-
ted his son Frank and other friends in
this vicinity this week.
Miss Maud and Grace Pratt, of Ft.
Gratiot, are visiting their uncle, Edwin
f. Pratt, in this village.
f. +. Law has returned to his home
looking none the worse after his hard
months work at the Marlette Normal.
Edward Johnson is home from Port
Huron. Ed. is one of the unfortunates
bounced from the customs force Aug. 1.
J. d. Grinnell was at Almont on
Tuesday with a view of purchasing
and adding some new machinery to his
foundry.
B. 5. Gilbert and wife, of Picton,
Ont, and Philetus Gilbert and wife, of
Detroit, are the guests of c. S. Gilbert
and family at present.
Polly and Sally Williams have return
ed from Port Huron after an extended
visit there, accompanied by their
grandmother, Mrs. Richardson.
w. ii. Rollins offers reward for the
return Of his short tail Collie pup
three months old-color brown-which
was either stolen or strayed away.
Orrin Holoomb has severed his con-
nection as clerk of the Commercial
House and is succeeded by Geo. Rayno,
of Carsonville, an old hand at the busi-
ness.
a. q Z. 0Leary, of Brockway, are
offering some great bargains in sum-
mer dress goods which they are closing
out below cost. Read their new adv.
this week.
Jas. Wallace was home from Case
vile the fore part of the week He
has again returned to his family at the
above-named place, where they are
having pleasant time.
Tenders will be received for one
week for the janitorship of the high
school building. Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids if not
satisfactory. Jas. Brown. director.
August 8, 1889.
g. A. Perkins left Saturday last for
Lapeer. From there he intended leav-
ing for Dakota this week to look after
some crops he has on his land there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins are thinking of
removing to that country in the spring.
The quarterly meeting at the NJ. p.
church passed off very agreeably and
satisfactorily to all. Rev. Saigon
preached some excellent sermons and the
choir under the leadership of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. III. Drake did exceedingly well.
The attendance was large andall seemed
to enjoy themselves much.
VIM. N. McKenna's new brick block
no W being erected bye. f. Michaels
is So feet long and 30 feet wide and
will be divided INTO two parts, one 20
feet wide, which will be occupied when
complete by j. ID. McKeith as general
store, and the other 10 feet wide
which Geo. Brooks will occupy
as barber shop and bath rooms.
Lambert Jones is becoming quite an
expert in the machine business. And
erson & Co. called him to Port Huron
this week to attend to the setting up
of some Mccormick binders. Lambert
is acquainted with the workings of
each part of this machine and is a
handy man about any kind of machines.
Anderson & Go. made him present of
a handsome pin which consists of a
miniature plow.
James McColl. manager. of the Flax
Mills of this place, returned last Mon
day evening, after short visit to the
"other side" bringing with him his new
ly welded bride. Mrs. McColl, nee
Livingston, is not astranger in our viii
lage having visited here several times
previously. making number of warm
friends. Mr.. McColl has been a citizen
of our village upwards of two years and
it is needless to say has made for him
self hosts of friends who all join in wish
ing himself and wife long, prosperous
andhappy welded life. The ExPosIToR
extends its congratulations and best