Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-02-28
A brood of young chickens is the lat

Bert Mcdonald, who was employed in
meat market at Peck, has returned
home.
Joshua Hill, of Canada, attended the
funeral of his uncle George Willoughby
of Lynn.
Mrs. A. Springer who has been visit
ing friends in Canada lately has return
ed home.
There has been but very few deaths
throughout this part of the country the
past winter.
G.. @. Tappan, of Vassar, a friend of
w. COwing's.was visiting him in the vii
| lage this week
;. l.. Blakley was called to the county
Kent, Canada, on account of the serious
illness of his father.
J. B. Lutes, of Richmond and ~. Nc
! MILAN, of Detroit, were buying horses
in this vicinity the past week.
Adrain Monroe and wife who have
been visiting relatives and friends in
Blaine returned home this week.
If you want to smoke the best set. ci-
gar in the village buy a"Popular Bang"
for sale by &. A. Wells, druggist.
Circuit Court Commissioner Joseph
Walsh and Lincoln Avery, of Port HUI
ron, were in the village this week.
a telegram from Albert McKenna in
Montana, states that he will return
home Friday or Saturday this week.
f. +. Law, secretary of the Board of
School Examiners of the county, was at
his home in the village over Sunday.
We noticed the smiling countenance
of our auburn haired friend f. +. Brooks
of Brown City, in the village Monday.
Everybody knows that the best place
to get printing executed ina workman
like manner is at the EXPosIToR Office.
4 Masonic school of instruction is to
be held at Port Huron, March 3, by Ar
thur NJ. Clark, grand lecturer for Mich
igan.
John ID. Grinnell and wife returned
from grand lodge |. .. o. +. at Ionia
Saturday last and report having "A nice
time.
John Black brought to our office last
Monday a hens egg that measured TX
81 inches and weighed over five ounces.
Next.
Frank Parker is employed III the Pal
ace Eating House by Jas. Finnigan.
Frank is obllging and a good fellow all
round
1t is with pleasure we notice the fa-
miliar face of RObt. NJ. Lothian on our
streets again after hls severe attack of
rheumatism.
Mrs NJ. T. Grandy and daughter Maud
of Sault Ste Marie. have been visiting
the families Of Thos. Darcy and j. B.
Francis of late.
There has not been week within the
past half year that failed to show an
increase in our circulation. This fact
is encouraging.
l0)rrin Holcomb who has been in the
lumber woods near Alpena for the past
six months has returned home looking
hale and hearty.
John Umphrey. our old friend and fell
low-townsman, now of Roseburg, let the
light of his shining countenance beam
ON ouI,streets Monday.
Ice cream will be an aristocratic bev-
erage next summer unless there should
be aprolonged cold snap between now
and the Fourth of July.
Mrs. J. G. Hart will leave the latter
part of this week to visit her folks
near Port Huron before she leaves for
Florida to join her husband.
The EXPosIToR is read by more than
1000 persons each week, and, unlike
one paper we know of, it circulates in
every State of the Union and the Can
adas.
Our old friend and former fellow
townsman Edward Young, now of San
lilac Centre, was in the village Monday
nd Il fi,a 4 N fri
ly call.
The EXPoSITOR has larger circula-
tion than any other paper in Yale. A
fact. Advertisers please make note
of this when placing your advertise
ments.
Tom Howay is no longer connected
with a. w Ferguson u Cos hardware
store. Tom is trustworthy young
man but on account of dull time he was
laid off.
Chas. McKinnon and family visited
friends in Port Huron over Sunday.
Charley returned Monday morning but
Mrs. McKinnon and the children will re-
main few days.
We are pleased to see our old friend,
Frank w. Scribner, around again after
the accident he met with about two
months ago. His leg Is very weak yet,
but he manages TO walk little.
DIR. Yuill, of Peck, had the misfortune
to lose valuable horse last Saturday
night. While driving along the Gal
braith road the animal slipped and broke
its hind leg, and had to be shot.
The party who lost the purse. con-
tanning a certain amount of money, in
Central hall Monday night can have the
same by calling at this Office, proving
property and paying for this notice.
A dancing party was given i'm Gen.
trail hall last Monday evening in honor
of Miss Leanata Blllman's twentieth
birthday. About fifteen couples at
tended and enjoyed a pleasant time.
Last Sunday evening some of the
young rascals of the village broke. all
the lights in the basement windows on
the south side of the Union school.
Such vandalism should not be allowed
to go unpunished.
Miss Lettie Robinson, of Peck, who
had been visiting in the village for the
past three weeks. returned home last
Monday. While here Miss Robinson
made many warm friends by her pleas