Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-08-22
Local Expeditions.

$. II. Fillmore visited friends at Ar
mada last week.
Ed Kyes visited. friends at Valley
Centre over Sunday.
Moses Graybiel. of Port Huron, was
in the village Friday last.
Alex Bradwood. of Almont, visited
his son in this place last week.
Mrs. Will J. Rapley returned to her
home in Minden City Friday last.
Dave Teetzel's father now handles
the baggage and express about town.
f. ID. Wiemann, of Armada, was in
the village Thursday last on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Zavitz, of Peck.
visited friends III the village Friday last.
Mrs. j. II. Bartlett, of Fargo, visited
at Chas. Weymouth's the latter part of
last week
Phil McDougall and family, of Port
Huron, visited among friends here the
past week.
'Thos. Conroy, of Youngstown, Ohio,
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
l.. Ellis lately.
Ed. Johnson and Miss Satie Cady,
of Port Huron, visited ye editor and
family Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Henderson and son BERTHE
are visiting daughter of the former
at Willsport, Ont.
Mrs. ]. f. Holden and child, of Brown
City were the guests of w. n. Mckenna
and family this week.
E. T. Law is busily engaged plating
his addition to Yale and will have lots
in the same for sale soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). /. Ballentine, Of Port
Huron, made short visit with +. II.
Drake and family last Friday.
Owing to the increase in trade ITol-
den Il Waring have secured the services
of Henry Pearce to act as clerk.
Mrs. G. w. Aiillett who has been visi-
ting Mrs. G.. =. Perkins. left for her
home at Port Huron last Friday.
James Macarthur and wife. Of Cass
CITY, visited the family of Don Nc
Arthur and other village friends this
week.
Holden & Waring have removed
their office to the rear of the store,
thereby making more room to display
goods.
Lewis Granger and wife, of Armada,
and son Frank, of East Saginaw, Mrs.
J. a. Menzies' parents and brother, vi
slted her last week.
VIM. Mcleod, Dennis Windsor,
Frank Snyder, r. G. Brown and Robt.
Griggs, of Brown City, were in the vii
lage Monday morning.
Smiths Colored Nfinstrels gave an
entertainment in Central hall Wednes-
day evening to large crowd. The
amusement was very fair.
c. f. Roswell's smiling countenance
may be seen behind thecounters at j.
T. Waterman & Cos. This firm is
doing rushing business.
Keep shy of Texas Charles Indian
show or gold watch exhibition, as it is
headed this way. Ifyou have anything
to do with it you will be 81 out.
James Wallace and family returned
to their home in this place Thursday
eTening last after a pleasant time
camping at Oak Bluffs near Caseville.
Joe w. Seldom. editor Of the Sand
Beach Times, also Internal Revenue
Collector for this district, made the
ExPosIToR Office pleasant call last
Friday.
If you want new dress, something
that will wear you well, step into NJ. p.
Allen & Sons store. They carry fine
assortment. Read their change of adv.
this week.
Miss Carrie f.. Pinkham, of Port
Huron, at one time school teacher in
the high school here, visited w. n. Nc
Kennas family and other friends in
this place the past week.
The hot four days contest between
the Detroit Journal and its Detroit
rivals as to which should deliver papers
first at the Michigan State Military en-
campment at Battle Creek, eliminated
Saturday last in the Detroit Journal
scoring its fourth consecutive victory.
by chartering the fastest locomotive on
the Michigan Central r. r., to run the
100 miles in advance of the fast "limit-
ed" and thus securing the coveted
! scoop"