Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-07-25
YALE St. Clair County, Mich, THURSDAY July 25. 1880

Mdlollu Nllldlii ldo hO" ""iANA'
hat.
Mrs. Raymond has removed to Port
Huron.
a man says he goes "out on lark
when he really goes out on a swallow
Mrs. Thos. Rapley and Mrs. IIennes-
sey with her children are visiting at
Strathroy, Ont.
James Brown and daughter, Mrs. r.
ii. Menerey, are visiting among friends
at Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. G. a. Perkins has been visiting
friends at st. Louis, Vassar and Lapeer
the past two weeks.
c. II. Townsend returned to Anchor
vile Saturday after short stay among
friends in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trip, of Memphis, Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. G.. f. Paterson
the first of the week.
Robt. NJ. Lothian. OF Croswell,was in
town the fore part of the week calling
upon his many friends.
Miss Minnie Welch was the recipient
Of a new piano from her father last
week. 1t is a fine instrument.
Ed. Johnson, of the customs force,
Port Huron, was calling on his many
friends in this place the past week.
III. High and son Floyd, are visiting
friends in the county of Elgin, Ont.
They will be away two or three weeks.
Master frankie Minnie, who was
taken to Port Huron last week for med
ical treatment. is now rapidly improv-
ing.
w. V. Andreae is taking trip up the
lakes in the interest of the woolen mills
of this place and also for the benefit of
his health.
Henry Pearce is taking Grant Near
thurs place behind the counters in
Holden Il Warnings store during the
latter's absence.
Mrs L. Jones has been visiting friends
at Deckerville the past three weeks.
Lambert and family viii occupy Milton
Bradley's house.
Jas. Wallace and family will leave
this morning for Caseville, where they
can enjoy the fresh air from the lake
for two or three weeks.
J. b. Paisley and J. a. Rapley, left
here last Wednesday for a visit among
friends at Sand Beach, Port Austin,
Caseville and other places.
Don't fail to notice the change of ad.
for J. II. Bartlett, of Fargo, in this is
sue. lie has something special to say
to our readers about binders and twine.
a. j. Ward, of Brockway, has rented
wv. Gustin's brick building and open
ed out saloon. 1t is fitted up in first
class style ana was opened to the pub
lie Monday.
There will be Maccabee Jubilee held
at Muskegon, August 18th. The rail
roads will give half fare rates. Some
of the members from this place intend
taking in the trip.
Richard Williams, Lara Butler, j. w.
Hayes, John Williams and John Craw-
ford attended the horse races at Sag
inaw last week. They report some fine
races and good time.
n heavy rain storm occurred here
Monday afternoon, accompanied by
some wind Quite fall of hail stones
was reported Vest of the village, but
no damage done to crops.
Gents, if you want new hat you can
get one to suit you at Holden 81 War
ing's as they have just received q job
lot of samples. Two hundred styles.
You can buy them for about half their
value.
Those who desire to see finely exc
cuted job Of painting, granting and
glazing should step into Gustin's new
brick building. w. b. Saville is the
man who handled the brush and putty
knife. He is a master workman.
d. Mills & Son intend moving their
stock of merchandise next week across
the street to their own building and
will put in choice lines of groceries,
vegetables, &c, and they say they will
sell at prices that defy competition.
Miss Alice Gowan and Miss Grace
Leonard. of Bay City, sister and cousin
of Mrs. Jas. Moore, of this place, were
the guests of the latter over Sunday.
Monday evening they went to Brock
way to visit with DIR. w. III. Gowan and
family.
R. b. Tucker. of Brockway Centre,
who deals in musical instruments is
now handling the celebrated Kimball
organs and pianos. Mr.. Tucker is a
live business man and all around hust-
Ter and those desiring musical instru-
ments will find it to their advantage to