Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-06-20
Local Exposltlons.

NOdi liiC hCW buf. Lullll lOl oolC III
this issue.
Cooper was over from Croswell a
few days the past week.
j. G. Alexander, of PetrOlia, Ont,
was in the village last week.
Mrs. ID. Drake has been very sick
lately but is NOW on the improve.
Miss Cora Mills has returned from
her visit to her brother at Gladwin.
Oliver B. Jacobs, of Peck, was in the
village Tuesday ell route for Saginaw
a number of young folks passed Sun
day at the lake and report pleasant
time.
Wallace Menerey is visiting his par
ents and other friends in this place at
present.
The conductors and trainmen on the
F. Il =. N. R'y look neat in their new
uniforms.
&. A.. Wells, druggist, will have a
new adv. in the ExPOsIToR next week.
Watch for it.
Mrs. Millikin, of Almont, visited her
daughter, Mrs. \. w. Ferguson, Of this
place the past week.
Grant Holden, OF Carsonville, was
here the past week attending the
funeral of his uncle.
Miss Anna Merritt was here this
week looking up the chances for start
ing dress-making shop.
Jas. Randall. and wife, of Oil Springs,
Ont, visited Jas. Loree and other
friends in this place the past week.
New screen doors have been placed
in front OF G. ii. Niggeman's and II. &.
II w. \. Holden's places of business.
We regret to notice that Rev. J. VI.
Crandall has been sick the past week.
He is threatened with malarial fever.
\ number of invited friends enjoyed
musical treat and social time at the
residence of j. ID. Grinnell last Friday
evening.
Mr.. Mihell, of Grimsby. Ont, and
Mrs. Humphrey, of Park Hill, Ont.
were guests of G. Cooper and family
the past week.
Wallace has the best condition pow
der in the world for horses and cattle.
Try it. Notice his change of adver-
tisement in this issue.
VIM. SaSter has chair in George
Brooks barber shop. Parties desiring
work done do not have to wait. Both
BARRIERS understand their business and
are receiving a large run.
The carpenters have completed Their
work on Geo. Coughs new building
and now the painters are busily enSag.
ed on the same. George will have a
neat gallery when completed.
Peter Pyne has made many improve
ments in the Commercial Hotel since
he took possession, the latest is a
change in the wash-room and addiNg
another bedroom to accommodate his
increasing trade.
II. B. Tucker, of Peck, is fitting up
the corner store in the Duffie Block
and will stock it with furniture and
undertaking goods, musical instru-
ments, sewing machines. etc. He wiz
no doubt do well ashe has many friends
about here. He intends moving his
family to this place soon and will oc-
eupy Mrs. 5. j. Weieh's new house. We
welcome them to our midst.
John ID. Jones received the appoint
ment of postmaster at this place last
week. The present incumbent of the
Office has been faithful servant of the
people and given general satisfaction
Mr.. Jenes, who has been supervisor of
this township for number of years,
will fill the office of postmaster with
honor to himself and the satisfaction
of the people. He will probably take
possession about July 1st.
The following items, clipped from
the Croswell Democrat. about former
residents of this village, will be of in
terest to our readers:
"R. NJ. Lothian will be found up and
doing as q drover in this section this
summer. He stands in high esteem
among the farmers of the territory he
has lately moved from and our prOph-
ecy greatly favors his becoming popu-
lar in his new field.
"F. A. Griswold and j. w. Stratton.
of East Saginaw, were viewing our
town on Wednesday. Mr.. Griswold
has long been i'm the employ of the +.
a. p. NJ. R'y Co., and will probably
grant their request by accepting the
position as station agentat this place.
Mr.. Stratton has evidently become
pleased with the prospects and talks
fayorably of opening out in the under