Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-05

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Everything is suffering for the want
of rain.
VIM. Ovens returned from Almont
this week.
Frank Landro was in Detroit last
Thursday.
r. b. Tucker was in Peck Sunday
and Monday.
Will Salter was in Marlette one day
the past week.
Samuel White has been in Detroit
for the past few days.
A. w. Ferguson and family were over
at Almont the past week.
Brockway Centre District Agricultu
raj Society fair Sept. 25-27.
A light shower of rain visited this
place Wednesday but not enough to do
any good.
Addie Vanlnwagen, of Richmond, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank Gillian,
at present.
w. ID. Wear is janitor of the public
schools this year. lie will make
good one.
Miss Lizzie Aitkin, of Clyde, visited
friends in this village the latter part of
last week.
Gurley Lester and Z. q. Lathrop, OF
Capac, were visitors in the village
Wednesday.
1t is expected that Harvey Tappan
will be here this week and open up
law practice.
a dime museum held forth in ID. G.
Williams store building the latter part
of last week.
Chas. Cudworth and wife, of Rich
mond, passed through the village on
their way home Monday.
w. o. Bidleman informs us that he
has oat straw grown on his farm which
measures 3 feet III inches.
The harvest excursion given by the
+. IL p. NJ. R'y to Detroit last Thursday
was not very well attended.
il. McGrory, of Sault Ste Marie,
and Miss Nettie Holmes of Peck, were
guests of r. b. Tucker and family this
week.
Andrew DePeel has the contract for
building an addition onto the east side
of L. F. Laws dwelling house to be
used as kitchen.
The brick work on w. n. McKenna's
block is complete and the cornice plac-
ed in position. The entire block pre-
sents an imposing appearance.
Mrs. c. G. Barker and daughters left
for their home III Wausau, Wis, this
week after a short visit with Thomas
Hebner and other friends here.
Mrs. II. ii. Holden and family are
visiting friends at Strathroy, Ont.
while Mr.. Holden is engaged in build
ing large hotel at North Branch.
$500, $1,000 or 81 800 to loan on first
class farms in st. Clair county at 6i per
cent. per annum. Address, j. BRoM-
WICK, Port Huron. box 573. 1915
Will Clark, son of Rev. C.B. Clark, of
this place, is very low with typhGid
fever at Mackinac. Mrs. Clark left
Wednesday night for that place to at
tend him.-Marlette Leader.
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 it9
1t is one of the good things of this life
Rev. +. G. Moore, Of Cincinnati, o.,
Sabbath school worker of the Presby-i
terrain church, was in town Thursday,
en- route for Lane Theological Semi
nary of that city, where lac is engaged
i'm ministerial studies.
Roy Francis left Monday morning
for Chicago where he has secured a po-
sition with the United States Publish
ing Co. He expects to go on the road
selling books for this firm. Roy is a
young man in whom the utmost conf
dence may be placed. May success
attend him.
J.F. Church, representative of Fred
erick Stearns 81 Co. manufacturing
pharmacists, Detroit, has been the
guest of John X. Hall and other friends
in this vicinity lately. Mr.. Church's
father was a resident of this place
twenty-eight years ago having been in
the numbering business.
Johnnie Grinnell, of Yale. formerly
of the musical staff of the Oak Bluff
summer resort was in town on Monday
negotiating with DIR. Etheringtons
Medicine Co. We are informed that
he is to be leader of the band and or
chestra which accompany that combi-
nation.-Cass City Enterprise.
Miss Nellie Hayes. who has been en-
ployed as clerk in w. II. Ballentine's
store at Brockway for some time past,
is now acting in that capacity for j. II.
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