Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-08-29
Miss Sponenburg has been visiting
her brother at GagetOwn the past week.

used as lodge room.
Miss Amy McGee, and Misses Sarah
and Nina Pettypiece visited friends in
this locality the past week.
The Misses Welch and Griggs, of
Brown City, visited friends and rela-
tives in this place Sunday.
III. j. McPhee intends handling coal
this winter and is now erecting a build
ing suitable for that purpose.
Miss Lydia Holder, of Port Huron, is
in the village the guest of Miss Minnie
and Bette Welch and other friends.
Chas. Watson, of Almont, was here
this week looking up the apple crop
with view to buying here this fall.
ID. Mills and wife are now making
Gladwin their home. Miss Cora will
assist John Black in the store here for
"a time.
Our subscription list is still increas
ling. Everybody says that the EXPOS
IToR is the leading paper in this neck
of woods.
Mrs. John ID. Grinneli and son Pear
lie made a short visit with Johnny
Grinnell at Oak Bluff, near Caseville.
the past week.
Orrin p. Chamberlain is building a
large addition to his barn OH lsis farm
east of here, which ne will use as a
stable for stock.
Miss May Trip, of Memphis, is
again with her sister, Mrs. c. T.. Patter-
son. Mr.. Fries, of Memphis, visited
her over Sunday.
Miss III Ellis. after a visit of four
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Ellis,
returned to her home in Walkerville,
Ont. last Monday.
G. Cooper has finished his work in
and around Croswell and returned to
his home at this place. He reports a
successful season in the implement
business.
The County Convention of Patrons
of Industry will be held at Emmet, Sat
urday, Sept. Z, 1889, at 10 O'Clock, Il. m,
for the purpose of electing county
officers. WM. HOBGINS, Sec.
There is no drink quite so delicious
and sparkling, pure and wholesome, as
that made from Hires improved Root
Beer Packages. Did you ever try it?
1t is one of the good things of this life.
Chas. Parker is doing good work with
his threshing outfit this season as in
years past. lie turned out $50 bushels
of wheat taken from l6 acres of land,
and VIM. o. Bldleman says that Charley
Ibid the best work he has had done in
,the past FIVE years
Thos. II. Moore, of RossDurg. was in
the village Monday. He has sold his
stock of general merchandise at the
above named place to John f. Umph-
lrey who will conduct the business in as
satisfactory manner as did his pred0-
cessor. Mr.. Moore talks strongly of
locating here this fall.
There will be an adjourned review of
Brockway Centre tent. No. So, X. u. T.
NJ. in the hall next Tuesday evening.
Members are earnestly requested to be
present as matters of a financial nature
will be discussed. The bees have rent
ed the hall in the Lutz block and will
move rhere as soon as possible
Geo. Mann was over from Almont
Sunday visiting his family. He is en-
gagged as carpenter on the new roller
process kouring mill being built there
by Geo. Davidson of Broekway. The
mill will Se the finest in the state and
the wants of the farmer and others IN
t@lat vicinity will be well supplied.
Mahlon Eearss left for Port Huron
Monday moaning to make arrangements
to act as travelling salesman for the
City Marble Works, of Harper * Forbes,
in place of Jno. Umphrey. Mr.. Bearss
is SO well knoTn in this locality that
comment from us is unnecessary. lie
will serve the company well. His fam
lily will still reside in this village.
There is good opening in this viii
lage for someone 10 establish laundry
An immense quantity of such work
now goes to Port Huron and il such an
enterprise was established here work
could be secured from the neighboring
villages and surrounding country. a
large number of hands would be en-
ployed and thereby help build up our
town by keeping the money at home.
The ice cream social given on W. ID.
Wears lawn last Wednesday evening
under the auspices of the Busy Bees
of the NJ. f. church was largely attend
ed, the proceeds amounting to about
$500. This society wish to extend
their sincere thanks to Mr.. Wear for
the use of his lawn, the band for the
excellent music furnished and the pub
| lie in general for their liberal patronage.