Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-06
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Jas, Loree is still no better.

MIS-. jas. LOTee Is SIlll nO DeIJtI.
w. ID. Wear was in Vassar last week
Joseph Collins was in Fargo Wed
nesday.
Persie johnson was in Port Huron
yesterday.
ID. Mills was in Bay City and Detroit
| this week
Lansing Sponenburg returned to Mi.
cado Tuesday.
VIM. Ovens was in Almont the latter
part of last week.
Justice McPhee, of Melvin, was in
the village Tuesday.
AL. Sheldon and wife were in Mar
lette the past week.
Judson Black spent Sunday with his
family at Deanville.
VIM. Losie, of Port Huron, was in
the village Wednesday.
0. l.. Boice and wife were in Port
Huron last Friday night.
Miss Ellis, of Tilsonburg, Ont, is the
guest of Persie Johnson.
Chas Dewey and daughter, of Melvin
were in the village Monday.
Elton Fuller and family, of Capac,
were in the village Monday.
Norman Sponenburg returned from
Micado Friday evening last.
Mrs. Merritt returned from Port
Huron. the first of the week.
Mrs. Tinlin is very i'll at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. Bearss.
ID. S. Morton, of Marlette, registered
at the Rapley house yesterday.
JAS. McColl is in Baden, Ont, this
week on business and pleasure.
Jesse A. Morrill, is in Canada north
of the $500" looking pine land.
Phil McDougall. of Port Huron, was
a visitor in the village this week.
Loman Smelling has been visiting at
his home in INLAY City the past week.
Martin Vansickle, of Roseburg, was
visiting Palmer Chamberlain this week
Harvey Tappan was in Melvin We'd
nesday and Thursday on legal business
O'Brien J. Atkinson, of Port Huron,
was a visitor in the village Wednesday
C.E. Lathrop and family. of Armada,
made ye editor and family visit this
week.
Mrs. Harry Thorn and daughter, of
Flint. are visiting her parents at
present.
y. X. Robinson of Peck, was in the
village the fore part of the week on
business.
Our old friend John brennan. of
Lynn, was caller at this Office last
Wednesday.
Geo. w. Bell spent part of the
past week visiting at his old home in
Berlin. Ont.
:. Is. Hutchinson, of Ann Arbor,
made the EXPOSTToR Office a pleasant
call Wednesday.
Henry Pearce, VIM. B. Saville, w. Ii.
Palmer and Levi Morrill, were in Port
Huron last Tuesday.
j. G. Holden accompanied his BROTH
er John to Sarnia where he attended
the latter's wedding.
John Crawford has returned from
the north part of the state where he
has been river driving.
John ID. Jones, John Henry, John
Newell and James Finnegan were Port
Huron visitors Thursday.
ID. Mills, Thos. Hickey, f. III. Drake.
NJ. Bearss and f. +. Bowman were at
Port Huron last Monday.
r.. +. Carroll and wife, of Emmett,
passed Sunday the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. w. l.. Ellis.
Will Rapley and family returned to
Minden City last Friday, where they
will remain for few days.
VIM. Ballentine, the genial landlord
of the Commercial House, Port Huron,
was in the village yesterday.
James Boice. of Port Huron. visited
his brother and sister and other friends
here the latter part of last week.
Bert Mcdonald, who has been at
work in Detroit for the past two
months, is home and will remain for a
time.
Chauncey Kelly, Chas. Mackman and
others were at AbbotsfOrd fishing this
week. They have some big stories to
relate.
Ella Niggeman, of Lexington. and
Maggie McCandless. of Niagara Falls,
are guests of &. Ii. Niggeman and fam
lily this week.
Charley Jackson left for Detroit last
Monday where he expects to get work
for while. Charley says he doesn't
enjoy loafing.
Mark Turner and wife, of Bad Axe.
visited with the family of Richard
Turner and their many friends in this
place the past week.
John Leeman and wife, of Saginaw
City, returned to their home Monday
morning after weeks visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Jason Clark.
Mrs. j. w. Morgan and sister-in-law,
Mrs. English. were in Detroit this week.
Mrs. Morgan consulted DR.. McGraw
as to the cause of her ill health.
John w. Morgan, who has been at
Denver, Col, for some time. is home
and will remain until fall. He is look
ing well and says he likes the west very
much.
Rev. J. J. Tickner and Judson Black
attended the funeral of a young man
named John Umpire at Brown City
Tuesday. The Oddfellows conducted
the services.
Some genius who considers it no
freak of laziness to lay i'm bed till the
fires are built, has invented an attach