Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-11-21
Local Exp0sifions.

Urged on by the odor Of snow;
She tells that winter Is at hand,
And sings her song OF SOuthWard, no!
Wood taken on subscription.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving.
Considerable rain in this section OF
| late.
Dave Bowman was i'll Fargo Wed,
nesday.
ii. j. McPhee was in Melvin last
Tuesday.
Orlo Rollins, of Almont. was in the
village Tuesday.
Elton Fuller, of Capac, was in the
village Saturday.
Ladue Gobeen, of Melvin, was in the
village Friday last.
Geo. III. Jones, of Evergreen, was in
the village last week.
The ground was covered with snow
Friday morning last.
Rudolph Andreae left for Clare this
morning on business.
Harvey Tappan was at his home in
Columbus over Sunday.
John ID. McKeith and wife were in
Port Huron last Thursday.
Remember Michaels' Thanksgiving
ball next Thursday evening.
VIM. Blackford and wife separated
this week by mutual consent.
+. II. Drake and Earnest Thomas
were in Port Huron Tuesday.
Mrs. Caroline Holden intends moving
to the village some time soon.
c. r. Ferguson, of Almont, visited
with his son, a. W., this week.
G. II. Holden has had his house sided
and premises otherwise improved.
w. w. Cowing was in Port Huron
Wednesday attending circuit court.
Chester Bricker, of Port Huron, visi-
ted friends in this place over Sunday.
Mrs. L. Monroe and son have been
visiting friends at Blaine the past week.
J. ii. Bartlett and ID. Mulligan, OF
Fargo, were in the village on Tuesday.
Charley Welch, of Brown City, was
here lsst week visiting his parents and
| friends.
John f. Hoskin, who is accused of
robbing Mr. Bishop, has not been heard
| from as yet.
Chicken thieves raided the roost of a
man named Fisher living near here the
other night.
Rodger Currie, of Fargo. made the
EXP0sIToR office very pleasant call
Saturday last.
Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Lotion. Sold by G. A. Wells,
Druggist, Yale, Mich.
VIM. J. Newell, of near Toronto, who
has been visiting his brother here left
for his home yesterday.
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James Brown was was at Deckerville
last week visiting his son Dave and
other friends in that vicinity.
Dever, the tailor, is having a fine run
of work and giving satisfaction. Those
in need of suits give him a call.
We would not refuse to take load of
wood on subscription if some of our
subscribers would only bring it.
Fred A. Baker, of Port Huron, spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. w. n.
McKsnna, and other friends here.
VIM. Gowan, Jacob Menerey, John
Black and ye editor took a ride over
the new line to Port Huron Monday.
LosT-A silver butter knife. The
finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turninglsame to G. Ii. Niggeman's store.
Justin Robinson has been making a
anumber of improvements about his
premises and now has neat and tasty
place.
Miss Williams who has been here for
some time visiting her brother, ID. G.
Williams, returned to her home in 1T
HuronMonday.
L. E. Bowman left Saturday morning
last for the woods north of Alpena ON
a hunting expedition. He will be gone
about month.
For SALE-C. Andreae 81 Sons, of
the Yale Woolen Mills, have choice
lot of hemlock boards and jolsts which
they will sell cheap
w. III. Mckenzie, auctioneer, has had
a number Of sales to attend this fall
and all report that he is making a sue
cess of auctioneering.
A plug" train is now run from Far
go to this place making connections
with all trains for the accommodation
of the citizens of Fargo and Green's
Corners.
Two houses of "ill fame" are report
ed in the village. The authorities
should look the matter up and if the
report be true arrest those who are en-
gagged in the business.
Casson B. Stonehouse says that il the
party or parties who stole the crooks
| from his back door do not return the
same within reasonable time he will
send a constable after them.
Attention +. & A. NJ. members
Annual election of officers will be held
at the hall In this village, Thursday
are respectfully requested TO be present.