Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-05-23


To one long round on pleasure
His day dreams picture twilight walks
With one he III neer forsake,
Hethinks of summer evening talks
While boating on the lake.
He holds the pen while mankind snores
And writes charming sonet,
To that bright maid whom he adoreS,
The girl with gypsy bonnet.
He asks the maid to be his wife,
While theya are playing tennis,
And for the first time in his life
He finds his name Is Dennis.
The weather still keeps cool.
Decoration day one week from to-day.
Alfred Goheen is painting his store
building.
John Francis is adding new coat of
paint to his house.
Rudolph Andreae is suffering from
the effects of bad cold.
w. l.. Ellis is making many improve
ments about his premises.
Hugh Rose is in Port Huron attend
ing circuit court as a juror.
Mahlon Bearss is painting the ex-
terror of his dwelling house.
The pay car made its regular month
ly visit to this place Monday.
Mrs. j. A. Morrill,. who has been i'll
for the past week. is no better.
l.. Morrill,, ST, and John Grinnell, ST.,
are rapidly regaining strength.
+. IL. Dever has moved his family
and household goods to Port Huron.
You can flatter the worst idler on
earth by telling him he is working too
hard.
The carpenters are about through
with their work on the addition to the
depot
The Board OF Review for the village
of Yale will be in session to-day and
tomorrow.
VIM. Strong has been suffering dur
ing the past week from his old trouble
dyspepsia.
Henry Holmes has moved into his
building on the corner of North and
Main streets.
The Raymond Bros. have been en-
gagged the past week painting DR..
Clyne's office.
The new two cent stamp is great
deal easier to lick it's so much smaller
than the old one.
David &. Smith has a duck which
has laid eggs that measure Y inches
and weigh ounces.
Benz Evans and ). b. Summers ship
ped two carloads of cattle to Buffalo,
n. Y, last Saturday.
John Merrill has rented the room
upstairs in the McKenna block and will
use it for "A justice office.
y memorial service will be held in
the NJ. L. church next Sunday evening
IN honor of 1.-The boys in blue"
Jason Clark drove to Capac Tuesday
where he met his father. Rev. L. Clark
and returned to this place with him.
John II. Jones has made vast inn
prOvement in placing the stone wall
under his,dwelling house and grading
his lot
Judson BLACK and wife have broken
up housekeeping until their new house
is completed. Mrs. Black will go to
Deanvllle.
John Baxter has placed a cedar
hedge around his lots in the village and
Is making other improvements about
his premises.
Chas. Weymouth's boy was injured
one day this week while playing on the
school grounds from stone thrown by
another boy.
Miss Allie Hack has returned to this
place from Saginaw, and expects to re-
main here. She is at present with
Mrs. w. l.. Ellis.
Andrew Staley, who has been soiourn-
ing at his old home in Canada the past
two months, returned to his home north
of here Thursday
John ID. Vivian, at one time in busi-
ness in this village. passed through
here on Thursday for Saginaw. He is
still selling carriages
T. II. Moore, of Roseburg. will leave
for Washington, next week. If sui ted
with that country he will make his
home there in future.
a shirt collar trust" is now organiz-
ing. If 1t is successful collars Will be
higher than ever and dudes will need a
step ladder to look over them.
Rev. 5. n. Hill will preach at Vassar
next Sunday and Rev. Ira Billman will
occupy the pulpit in the Presbyterian
church at Brockway at p. IN.
The contract for fixing McFadden
cemetery has been let to w. ID. Wear
and Casson B. Stonehouse and these
gentlemen are busy with the work.
Mrs. James Livingston and Mrs. Z.
Roth, of Baden, Ont, and Mrs. VIM.
Livingston, of AIilverton, Ont, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McColl.
Nearly 300 Michigan editors and their
wives have already signifed their inten-
tion of attending the state association
meeting at Saginaw July is, II and IS.
Levi Morrill,, jr., has Holstein calf
three weeks old at his farm east of
the village which is bouncer. When
twelve days old 1t weighed lao pounds.