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

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the village Saturday last.
Walter w. Johnson made visit to
friends at Flint week before last
1t is predicted that we will have
some hot weather during this month
r. Bean, of Baden, Ont, was the
guest of A. Paul and family the past
week.
Fred =. Currier, Jr, attended the
funeral of his brother Henry at Almont
last Thursday.
Cyrus Robinson and wife have re-
turned from months visit to friends
in Ailsa Craig, Ont.
Norm Sponenberg. of Gagetown,
spent few days among friends in this
place the past week.
The approaches to the Merrill bridge
south of here, were washed away dur
ing last weeks storm.
Children's day will be observed next
Sunday at the NJ. Z. church and the
Sunday following at the NJ. p. church.
Rev. S. n. Hill will preach next Sun
day at the NJ. E. church in this village
at 10:30 a. m. Subject, THE garden of
the Lord"
\ nine pound boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Holcomb
last Friday over which event they
greatly rejoice.
The storm of last week greatly inter
fered with the decoration day services.
Some towns postponed the decorating
of graves until Friday.
Remember that Holden 81 Waring
keep the largest, best and cheapest
stock of boots, shoes, dry goods, gro
ceries and gents furnishings in town.
The name of the station has been
changed to Yale by the +. 81 p. NJ.
management, and it is to be hoped that
the post-oflce name will be changed
soon also.
We are informed that r.. b. Tucker,
of Peck, will open furniture and un-
dertakiTg store in town soon. Sewing
machines and organs will also be han
died in connection.
G. +. Roswell has sold his undertak-
ing business to f. w. Teal, of Iowa.
Mr.. Roswell has been in business in
this place long time and we regret to
learn that he intends leaving.
The Detroit Journal will issue a
special S-page edition on Tuesday, June
IL, and with each copy, will fold in a
special map supplement, showing the
city of Detroit as it was before the 1905
fire.
w. Smell, proprietor of the Reddi-
cliffe House at Speaker, will give grand
ball and oyster supper on the evening
of Thursday. June 18th. Music by
Youngs' full string band All are cor
daily invited. Bill only Sl.OO.
w. ii. Acker says that the wool mar
ket in this section will open at about
25 cents for washed wool. Mr.. Acker
will this year buy at Washington,
Brockway Centre and Lambs, in addi-
tion to the points at which he has usual
ly purchased.-Richmond Review.
Mrs. Carter has made vast improve
ment in the looks of her property since
she purchased it. She has moved the
house back and placed a stone founda-
tion under it and a new shingle roof on
the same. Next she had the lot graded
and a new picket fence placed along
the front. Painters are busily engaged
putting new coat of paint on both
house and fence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Grinnell attend
ed the wedding of Miss Ida Jameson.
of TT. Gratiot, and Thos. B. O'Brien, of
Wisconsin, at TT. Gratiot, Wednesday
last. a pleasant time was enjoyed by
all. The happy couple were the recipi-
ents of many costly presents. The
bride will be remembered by many in
this place as she taught school in this
vicinity at one time.
1t is getting to be quite a common
occurrence in our town for the busi-
ness men to go down town mornings
and find one or more of their window
lights broken, and no clew as to who
has done it. We think these lawless
proceedings should be put stop to,
and the quicker that someone is
brought to justice the better. Last
Thursday night some one broke one
of the large lights in w. II. Rol-
Inns meat market, and a brick was
found inside in the morning. Is there
no way by which these nightly marau-
ders can be found outp