Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-02-06
EXPOSITIONS.

Look at the label on your paper.
Rev. ). y. Hill is in Vassar visiting
friends.
st. Valentines day one week from to-
morrow.
Great bargains in millinery;at Persie
Johnsop's.
d. Stoner is preparing to move. from
Croswell to Yale.
Frank Bradley, of Peck, was in the
village last Friday.
l.. II. Howse, of Brown CITY, was in
the village Saturday.
Neil Evans is now employed in W. II.
Rollins meat market.
f. II. Drake was in Brown City We'd
nesday on legal business.
If you want the best local paper in
Yale. take the EXPoSIToE.
Miss Carrie Macarthur has been quite
i'll for the past week. Grippe!
Will B. Saville is getting along nice
ly with hls new dwelling house.
Fred T.. Currler, Jr.. and family visit
ed friends in Almont last week.
Dick Williams says he would rather
have la grippe than the mumps.
Harvey Tappan was in Port Huron
Monday attending probate court.
Oscar II. Scully has been visiting
friends near Lapeer the past week.
Mrs. RObt. Menerey has been very sick
the past week but is now much better.
Jas Finnigan, who has been very i'll
for some time, is now on the improve.
Mrs. Robt. Armstrong has been visit
ing friends in Gait. Ont, the past week.
Miss Clara Tucker is now employed
as an apprentice in the EXPosIToR Of
flee.
Now is your time to secure bargains
in wings and ribbons at Persie John
sons.
Delos IIilliker, of Port Huron, was in
the village Tuesday. lie is selling
cigars.
Mrs. +. q. Reynolds and daughter. of
Ruby, are guests of ii. +. Beard and
family.
Miss Ellen Carless, visited Miss Alice
Phare at Mrs. Stephen Barr's Wednes-
day last.
Miss Ida Burlingame, of Almont, was
BoCGO VI ttls l(s W. 1<oAA6bii obA !"
last week.
Mrs. jeanne Connen and VIM. Lay
cock visited T. Brown, of Capac, on
Sunday last.
The man who thinksquick and speaks
slow will be very aptto get along III the
world safely.
If you want auction bills done in a
WOrkmanlike manner come to the EX-
PosIToR office.
y great many girls are bound to show
their feet at picnic, even If they have
to swing for it.
Hard work is the best cure for the
blues: at least that Is what you always
tell other people
The woman who declares she wouldn't
marry the best man on earth often picks
out the worst one.
Lafe easier. of Port Huron. was III
this town last week, combining bnsi-
ness with pleasure.
The less a pair of lovers have to say
/ when sitting np o'nights the longer il
/ takes them 60 it.
1 Wm. LacSie, at one time in business
here, but now OF Port Huron, WAS IN
the village this week.
Mrs VIM. Scott and family moved to
/ Croswell this week where Mr.. Scott has
permanent position.
Tom IIoway was taken sick again
this week and compelled TO remain in
the house for few days.
The little child of Stephen Barr's,
which was burned SO badly a few weeks
ago, is improving slowly.
John Black has recovered from his
recent sickness and visited friends at
Valley Centre last Friday.
Mrs. r. Andreae has been very sick
the past week but hopes are entertain
ed for her speedy recovery.
Will Toal. the popular dispenser of
drugs in G. A. Wells drug store, Sun
dayed with friends in Peck.
Misses Nellie and Kittie Hayes will
leave next Saturday to visit relatives
and friends in Strathroy, Ont.
Remember the adjourned meeting of
the Brockway Centre district agricul-
tural society on Saturday, Feb. 15.
J. A. Wright, of Ypsilanti, was in the
village this week in the interest of the
Cleary Business College of that place.
+. w. Julian is at Gagetown this
week taking charge of n. Il. Sponen-
burg's drug store during the latter's abb