Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-29
PERSONAL.

B.R. Noble was in Vassar last Sun
day.
A. w. Ferguson was in Port Huron
Friday.
Neil Evans returned Tuesday from
Buffalo.
Mrs. Ella Brown went to Alpena
Monday.
Jesse Rapley spent Sunday in Yale
once more.
James Wallace has been in Detroit
the past week.
Robert Haney, of Vassar, was in the
village Tuesday.
Bert Rollins went to Detroit Tuesday
| for short stay.
John Black and wife were in Dean
vile over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Currier were in
Almont over Sunday.
Fannie Mathews visited in Roseburg
the first of the week.
Mrs. Oscar Boice took the train for
Port Huron Tuesday.
Judson Black mounted the west
bound train Monday.
+. L. Bowman returned to his work
in Freeland Monday.
Elbridge belong, of Brown City,
was in town Monday.
Harvey Tappan has been in Corinth
Ont. during the week.
Ii. a. Cope, of Mt. Salem, has given
the village call lately.
VIM. Gowan returned home Saturday
on the east-bOund train.
Thos. Rapley made a flying trip to
Port Huron Wednesday.
Fred Palmer surprised his family by
sudden return Saturday.
ii. VanOrman, of Shabbona, has been
in our village during the week.
Rev. VIM. Perkins has been attend
ing the conference at Franklin.
w. II. Palmer went to Detroit yester-
day. lie will attend the Expo.
Mrs. John r. Brink, of Capac, spent
Wednesday with Mrs. ID. Brown.
y. w. Bogart, of New York City,
was in town the first of the week.
Mrs. George Gill and daughter, of
Dryden, are visiting in the village.
John Cheney, who has been in Al
pena for some time, is in town again.
Mrs. II. G.. White and child went to
Gratiot Centre Wednesday for a short
visit.
Persie Johnson took the train for
Detroit Tuesday to attend the EXPOSE
ton.
Andrew Moore, Of Speaker, passed
through the village on his way to De-
troit.
Mrs. VIM. Barrett and family left
Wednesday for their new home in st.
Ignace.
Brook Bearss has been spending
some time in Port Huron. lie returned
Monday.
Mrs. w. ID. Wear returned yesterday
borhood.
George Murray and sister Jennie
Murray, of Melvin, were in the village
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Moffatt and Jennie Mof-
fatt returned Saturday to their homes
in Alpena.
Mrs. VIM. McKenna and children re-
turned home Monday from short visit
in Au Sable.
Pete Black, who has been engaging
men for the north-woodS, left the vii
lage Monday.
Mary NJ. Menerey will leave Saturday
the ensuing year.
Mrs. Adam Rider, of Almont,. has
been making short sojourn with
VIM. Ovens lately.
G. II. Townsend went to New Balti-
more Thursday where he will take
charge of school.
Dallas Clark, who has been in Ten
nesSee for q short time past. visited
friends here recently.
Jessie Brown returned with many
smiles to her friends in Yale after an
extended stay in Capac.
Carrie Tolmie, of Menomin ee L.. r.,
who lived formerly in the village, is
visiting the place again.
G. II. Snider and son, of Clare at pres
ent; but who formerly was agent at
our depot, is in the village.
John n. Zayitz, of Sanilac Centre,
the proprietor of the Sandusky House,
was in the village last week.
Dave O'Dell, who has been carving
whiskers in this town for some time
past, has gone to Port Huron.
Mrs. f. M. Cady and daughter, of
Port Huron. have been spending few
days with Mrs. jeremiah Johnson.
Lydia Holder, of Port Huron, will
spend q short time in this vicinity
visiting her old pupils and friends.
John ID. Jones and wife went to
Shabbona to spend few days with
their son, Geo. Jones, of that place.
Fred Mills, who has been assisting
Cora Mills in her new store, returned
Saturday to his home in Richmond.
Jennie Palmer returned Monday
evening from her visit at Lexington.
She also spent Sunday in Port Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Mills went to Glad
win last Thursday for short visit
with their son, John b. Mills, of that
place.
Mrs. Alfred Goheen and son Ira have
been in Elmer City making short
stay with Mr.. Goheens brother of that
place.
George Cough, our photographer and
undertaken, went to Franklin Tuesday
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