Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-07
YALE ST. Clair County Mich, FRIDAY, March z. 1890

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by her daughter. Mrs. Chas. Sterling,
of Mt. Pleasant, who is visiting among
her many friends here.
p. w. Sweeney, of Meredith. and f.
A. Sweeney, of Mt. Pleasant, were here
last week visiting their father and bro
ther. On Saturday, they took their ia
ther to Mt Pleasant where he will un-
dergo medical treatment.
John Hallock. having finished his
work rs spinner in the wooden mill this
season, will visit among his numerous
friends in the village for about week
! before going to Detroit where he will
remain until the mill begins operations
this spring.
The young folks Of the village gave a
social dance in Central hall last Friday
evening in honor of Geo. w. Allen.
Another social hop will be given in the
same hall this (Friday) evening in hon
or of Miss Carrie Il. Tolmie. Refresh
ments will be served by the ladies.
$4,000 to loan on farm mortgages
Parties desiring to borrow money on
farm mortgages will do well to see us
before borrowing elsewhere as we have
the above amount to loan and will
place it at low rates of interest. Bring
abstracts Of title. Yale Bank of b. r.
| Noble. 24-3m
AUCTION SALE--W. .W.Lord, auction
eer. will sell for the undersigned at their
place q miles west and 2 miles north of
Peck and one mile south of Cheyenne,
on Tuesday, March IS at IL o'clock
sharp, a lot of farm stock, implements
etc. Genuine sale. Carroll Bros, Pro-
prietors.
Geo Brooks is now living in one of j.
Charts houses OH Kennefic street, hav-
ing moved from the place on main
street last week. George. who is the
only first class barber in the village,
continues to do the cream of the busi-
ness in his line at his shop in the Nc
Kenna block.
The undersigned assignee of the late
| firm of Wear a. Paisley Will offer for
sale to the highest bidder the book ac-
counts at the post Office in the village
of Yale OH the Sth day of March 1890
at o'clock p. m. A list of the accounts
may be seen at the post-otlice.
JAS. 4. LUTZ, Assignee.
Moses Graybiel, of Port Huron. was
in the village over Sunday. Will Toal,
of this place, and Ferd Vannest, of Peck,
accompanied Moses Graybiel Monday
morning to Grand Rapids where they
were this week being examined by the
Board of Pharmacy. We trust the boys
will pass satisfactory examinations.
Invitations are out for grand ball
and supper to be given by The Peck So
cial Club in the Masonic hall in that
/ village on Monday evening, March II.
Every preparation is being made To
make this the most enjoyable ball ever
given IN the village. VlscpuntS italian
orchestra. of Port Huron. has been en-
gagged for the OCCASION. Bin 0aly Si0O
1t may be interesting (?) TO some u
read the old maXims being published
in both Yale papers, and distributed
through the locals, for the purpose OF
making the readers believe they are ap-
plicable to each others case.-Almont
Herald. 1t may be interesting( ?)to some
to read the "WhOp" rot being published
in the Almont Herald each week, but
we doubt it.
John o. Grinnell, who was with the
Hyer Comedy Company for some time,
returned home Thursday of last week
He will join the Whitney family the
first of next month with whom he ex-
poets to remain the coming season
Johnny is gifted musician and his
many friends in this vicinity wish him
every success III his chosen vocation
He has been visiting friends in Peck
this week.
Court Lee. No. $3.50, /. O. F., of Fargo,
will give grand ball and oyster supper
on the evening of Thursday, March 13.
A free lecture by j. Chambers. of Port
Huron, on the benefits of the order will
be one of the attractions of the evening
The committee are doing all in their
power to make this occasion pleasant
one. All are cordially invited to attend
Oyster supper 20 cents per couple, dance
and supper $l.25 Remember the date
and he sure and attend.
There is no occasion for any items of
interest which occur in any of the sur
rounding townships to go by without
mention in THE EXPosIToR. We want
to catch every item that is going, and
in every locality there must be one per-
son who will keep us posted on the
events of the neighborhood. Send in
the items and we will print them. We
will supply all regular correspondents
with copy paper and stamped envelopes.
J We want all the local news.
Albert McKenna. of whom mention
was made in the EXPosIToR Feb. l3,
has returned home. In conversation
with him he informed us that he had
been through the western states includ-
ing Montana and Washington. He is
delighted with the country out there
and says he enjoyed himself while away
lie is very reticent and does not give
any reason for leaving SO suddenly
} We trust that Albert may be able to adj
just matters and remain among us as
he has always been a just and upright
man.
Polly wants a cracker.-Un-"reliable.
by the hungry look on its cadaverous
! 'physiog" we should judge that what
: the monkey" wants is good square
meal. 1t promised to cease chattering
but nature must always assert itself
and "monk" had to resume its old habit
Of falsifying. 1t calls on its subscribers
> to motto Ca word of its own produc-
tom the "slap" they got in the critic
Probably the poor thing does not know
, what was meant when we referred to
, its subscribers as "persecuted people,
We imagine that IL it had invested its
surplus funds in O dictionary instead
. of a revolver 1t would have been bene-
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