Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-11
?. & P. NJ. R. R. TIME TABLE.
EXPOSITIONS.

| rant tree next Frluay.
Jennie Palmer is home from Petrolia.
Ont.
w. l.. Ellis was in Port Huron, Fri
day last.
John Holden was in Sarnia, Ont,
this week.
Steve Curvin has purchased lot of
| ID. 5. Evans
Geo. w. Bradshaw, of Memphis, is in
the village.
Persie Johnson has a change of adv.
in this issue.
Beautiful ribbons in all colors at Per-
sic Johnson's.
Will II. Wear was in Sanilac Cen
ire this week.
John Tolmie and family moved to
Alpena this week.
John Dawson. of Marlette, was IN the
village Wednesday.
James McColl took a business trip to
Port Huron last Monday.
Eliza Hopkins is in Port Huron where
she will remain for time.
Alex r. Avery, of Port Huron, was
in the village Wednesday.
Dave Teetzel. brakeman on the +. &
p. NJ. R'y. was home this week.
VIM. Ii. Balentine, OF Brockway, has
been in Saginaw the past week.
ArbOr day Friday. April Is. For the
northern part of the state May 2.
Henry Bottomley. of Capac. was in
the village last Friday on business.
have on hand and for sale 500 bush
els of spring wheat. Thos. Hickey.
Frank Gillian left for Alpena yester-
day where lie will look up IA position.
Fred Currier now occupies Frank
Vancamp's house north of the railroad.
Mrs. Moses Iallead is at Bay City
this week visiting her two daughters.
Jim Boice. of Port Huron, was the
guest Of his brother Oscar l.. last week.
1t is astonishing how humbly some
people talk when they have an axe to
grind.
Call and examine the millinery stock
of Persie Johnson before buying else
where.
Thunder and tightening during the
past week has brought on colder
weather.
Jonas Jones, of Doyle, was shaking
hands with old friends in the village
this week.
Preaching at the Bidleman school
house next Sunday at IL o'clock by Rev.
Ira Billman.
Washington 1. Steinhoff, of Ontario,
made his sister, Mrs. Carter, a pleasant
visit Tuesday.
NJ. N. Keston, baker. skipped out this
week. Geo. V. Reid has taken possess
ion of the stock.
A change of adv. appears in this issue
for &. q. Melsel a. Bro. of Port Huron.
Read it carefully.
VIM. Johnston who has been laid up
for some time with broken leg was in
the village Monday.
Miss Lydia Holder, of Port Huron,
who was visiting Mrs. .. l.. Boice, re-
turned home Monday.
ID. Mills and family will move back
to Yale next week to again become
residents of our village.
James Pryor, who has been visiting
friends in Canada for some time past,
returned home last week.
Harvey Hydorn, of Valley Centre, has
been in the village this week visiting
Thos. Darcy and family.
Geo. Mcclellan, of Emmett. owner of
the Brockway House at one time was
in the village Friday last.
Albert Mccall, of Port Huron, was in
the village Friday last looking up test
imony in the Paldi matter.
Judson Black has purchased lot OF
Robt. w. Menerey and expects to erect
a building the coming summer.
Miss Persie johnson was in Port
Huron Thursday and Friday last where
she purchased her spring millinery.
Miss Carrie Pinkham returned to her
home in Port Huron last Monday after
q weeks visit with Mrs. w. n. Nc
Kenna.
j. NJ. Cutler, pension examiner, of
Detroit, was here this week looking up
the pension clam of Mrs. Anna Heath
and others.
MONEY I have now completed ar
rangements to loan money on real es-
tate at low rate Of interest. HARVEY
TAPPAN. Yale. Mich. Ala
J. w. Gardner. of Clyde, at one time
president of the st. Clair q Sanilac
Mutual Ins. CO., was in the village
Tuesday on business.
There is move towards organizing
q lodge of the Eastern Star" among
the ladies of this place, We under
stand the work is progressing favorably.
w. X. Gillett received q letter from a
friend at Olympia, Wash. last week
which contained asample Of some grass
es measuring one foot and two inches.
W. ID. Wear, who has been at Wolver-
inc, the past few months with his SON
in-law Z. T.. Roswell, returned home
Saturday. He states that business is
lively up there and the town is booming.