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

from her visit to Bayfield,.
A. II. Braidwood and family were in
Almont the past few days.
Mrs. Mcdonald has been fixing up
the house purchased of Joe Rose.
a new coat of paint adds greatly to
the appearance of the Lutz block.
Chas. Weymouth has made many i'm
provements about his premises lately.
Wm. Keeler, of Canada, is here look
ing after his farm and visiting old
friends.
NIinard ID. Mills, of Novesta, was in
the village Wednesday last OH his way
to Detroit.
Mrs. David Teetzel, who has been
quite i'll for some time past, is slowly
improving.
n. X. Robinson and daughter Lettie,
of Peck, were visitors of j. ID. Grinnell
and family Sunday.
Widow Mckinney is improving the
looks of her residence by placing new
blinds on the windows.
David Goodwillie, Of the firm of And
erson 4 Co., Port Huron. was. in the
village last week on business.
The Misses Lena and Millie Kilgour,
of Goodells, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. III. Drake over Sunday.
Ed. Stevens has purchased John Fin
nigan's interest in the Central House at
Old Brockway. Mr.. Finnigan isnow a
resident of this place.
VIM. Scott has secured situation
in the bakery at Croswell and left for
there Monday. We wish him succ ess
in his new field of labor.
Rev. :. y. Hill will preach in the NJ.
F.. church in this place next Sunday
morning at 1890. and at Old Brockway
in the Presbyterian church at 2 p. IN.
Mrs. NJ. f. Noble, of Brockway Cen
tire, who has been in the city taking
mineral baths, returned home to-day
much improved in health.-Pt. Huron
Times.
f. +. Law and Harvey Tappan have
purchased some land of o. =. Cham
berlain which they intend plating
into lots. The property lies in the
southeast part of the village and is
nicely located.
Gray Il Robinson, of Peck, have bills
out announcing a red ink sale. Wishing
to reduce their stock they have reduced
the price of goods and marked them in
red ink. Give them call and secure
some bargains.
The two longest days in the year are
next Monday and Tuesday. Now we
hear the old joker's remark: There's
only twenty-four hours in Them" but
there are fifteen hours and seven
teen minutes of daylight.
The Richmond Review tells of a
prominent farmer of that township,
Robert Ward by name, who recently
raised one of the largest barns in either
Macomb or st. CLAIR counties without a
drop ofliquor being on the ground.
George Barry, of Ruby, former res.
ident Of this place, having conducted a
carding machine in the Williams mill
and owned the property now belong
ing to Geo. Cough and Sam White, was
in the village this week on business.
have been improving rapidly since |
commenced takingthe Red Glover Cure
and cheerfully recommend your reme-
dies to all afflicted withDyspepsia or in
digestion. w. p. Smith. Ind. Ave-, In
dianapolis, Ind. For sale by w. y.
McKenna.
The second review term of 6 weeks at
the Flint Normal College will open
July End. This term is especially for
teachers. Expenses very low. Send
for circulars at once. This notice will
not appear again. Address. g. ). KIM
BALL, Flint, Mich.
The pleasant social affair of the week
was the marriage of the editor Of The
Independent to Miss Bessie Classe, of
this city. The ceremony was perform
ed in the Presbyterian church Tuesday
evening by the Rev. f. L. Forbes. The
chHrch was tastily decorated with flow
ers and plants. y large company of
frieads assembled sufficient to fill the
body of the house to witness the cere-
mony. The services having been per-
formed the bridal party repaired to the
house of Mr.. G. w. Abbey, who was the
host of the occasion, where a few
friends and the attendants of the bridal
pair partoOk of dainty repast prepar-
ed by Mrs. Abbey. a delightful even
ing was spent with the host and hostess
when all returned home convinced that
weddings are good things. Now Mr..
Editor, we wish you long, happy and
prosperous life. May the home that
has been lighted by the countenance of
your fair bride be happy hOme.-Mid-
land correspondence to Coleman Inde-
pendent. The bridegroom in the above
happy affair is Dave b. Menerey, for
mer attache of the ExPosIToR. We
ioin with his many friends here i'm wish