Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-06-27
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July 4th.
Harvey Tappan was in our village on
Tuesday.
y. w. Ferguson and family visited
Almont friends Sunday.
New embroideries, flouncings ,corsets,
laces, ETC., at Waterman Il Cos.
Mrs. Carteris visiting her relatives
and friends in Maple Valley this week.
Arrangements are being made for
glorious time at this place July 4th.
Peter Pyne, of the Commercial Hotel,
was at Detroit one day last week ON
business.
y new adv. viii be found in this is
sue for Carrie f. Tolmie, milliner. BE
sure and read it,
II. Steinhoff and son, of Maple Valley,
were the guests of his sister, Mrs. Car
ter Monday last.
Phil McDougall and wife, Miss Lydia
Holder andJ. 0. Grlnnell were at San
lilac Centre Tuesday.
Miss Tena Brown is at present visit
ing her brother David II. and other
friends at Deckeryille.
Hiram Warner visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Henderson, of
this place the past week.
Thos. Henson, of Port Huron. at one
time a jeweler in this place, was in the
village one day last week.
Jerry Johnson returned Monday
evening from an extended visit among
friends and relatives in Port Huron.
J. II. Bartlett. of Fargo, has some
thing to say to the readers of the EX-
PoSITOR in new adv. this week. Read
| it.
There will be a grand basket picnic
in Morrill's grove at noon on July 4th.
Don't forget to bring your baskets well
filed.
Mrs. VIM. Orser, of Belding, Ont,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Wilson. and other friends in this place
the past week.
When you hear the first gun fred on
the morning of July 4th, get ready to
come to Brockway Centre as the fun
will begin soon after.
We are pleased to notice that Miss
Lydia Holder has secured a position as
teacher in the Pt. Huron schools next
year, but regret to have her leave her
many friends in this place.
Chas. Mavis, of Greenwood left few
stalks of Mediterranean Hybrid wheat
at this Office which measure 6 ft. and :
in. in height. The heads are not quite
so long as on some wheat but are close
ly set.
Michaels is as usual, making great
preparations for his Fourth of July
ball. He has secured as fine music as
can be found in the state and invites
everybody to attend. Dancing in the
hall day and evening.
Last Monday, ST. John the Baptist's
day, was observed by the Masonic fra
ternity of this and adjoining sections.
Elder j. II. Patton, of Almont, preach
ed very able and instructive sermon
to the craft, large number being
present.
DIR. ID. ii. MeMurtry, of Toronto,
has located here. He is a veterinary
surgeon in high standing and comes
well recommended as a successful
practitioner. His Office is at Chas. a.
Wells drug store and may be reached
by telephone. All calls promptly at
tended to day or night.
VIM. Scott, of Brockway Centre. now
moulds the loaves and pastry for l., y.
Stevens, commencing last Monday.
Every prospect points to his becom-
ing very popular as baker, with Cros-
well people, as many have already
seemed free in asserting the superiority
of his baking. g.-Croswell Democrat.
Geo. w. Waring and B. II. Noble
have made match for foot race, to
be held on the fair ground July 4. S1OO
side There is talk of getting up a
sweepstakes purse and the following
parties will take part: b. II. Noble, G..
w. Waring, J. ID. Grinnell and Thos.
Rapley. These races will be very excit-
ing no doubt.
The Great Arabian Show of McCon-
key a. Andrus will visit our town in
all its splendor Monday, July 1st, and
exhibit afternoon and evening on the
vacant lot north of the station. This
show is credited with many superior
and interesting features, and will be
very enticing- especially to the small
boy. Come out everybody and attend.