Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-06-27

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datiOn underneath.
Wm. Cooper, who was employed in
the flax mill here last fall and winter,
was calling on friends Tuesday evening.
He is now working in Port Huron.
A box of large luscious Strawberries
was placed on our table the other day
by our friends Mr.. and Mrs. James
Holden. They will please accept our
hearty thanks.
w. Barrett, the pugilistic proprietor
of the Yale Hotet. is takinga brief sum-
mer vacation. We understand it was
occasioned by the recent rise of tenn
perature in the direction of some of the
liquor dealers who haven't paid their
tax.
The base bali team went to Roseburg
to play game of ball with the Black
River nine last Wednesday. The game
stood II to 2 in favor Of Yale in the
second inning when our boys thought
the snap was too soft and declared the
game off.
s. b. Culp is in Canada where he will
be married this week. He is expected
back with his bride in time to attend
the annual meeting at the Menerey
church Sunday, July 9th and resume
one year.
The Croswell base ball club came
over to Yale last Saturday with the
avOwed intention of taking the scalps
of our nine. When the game was fin
ished the score stood Is to 3 in favor of
the home team. Who are to be the
next victims?
The case Of the People VS. Jeff and
Chas Vanorman for assault and battery
committed on the person of Arthur
Vanorman Saturday, was brought up
for hearing before Justice Merrill Mon
day morning. The defendants pleading
guilty to the charge, were fined $500
and costs amounting to $500 in all.
\ grand time may be looked for at
Yale July 4th. There will be games of
all kinds. horse races, base ball game,
dances day and evening, and the finest
display of fireworks ever witnessed in
this part of the state in the evening.
Come one, come all and bring the chill
dren, prepared to enjoy glorious time.
a party was given by Polly Williams
at the home of her parents last Satur-
day, the occasion being her eleventh
birthday. About fifteen of her juve-
nile friends were most pleasantly enter
tanned by their young hostess during
the afternoon and evening with music,
games. and bountiful supper.
Joseph Duvuette killed man in
Sanilac county in 1858, and he's been in
the Jackson prison ever since. For years
he was in solitary confinement, and
during all these 30 years no friend or
relative has ever called to see him,
though he has a family in Sanilac coun-
ty. Duvuette is rapidly losing his
mind
The village marshal should direct his
attention to the young lads who 60
bathing i'll Mill creek mostly every
afternoon and all day Sunday. in
full view of the people who happen TO
pass on the road running west from the
y North street bridge. 1t is to be hoped
that Mr.. Stonehouse will abate this
nuisance in the future.
At regular meeting Of Greenwood
lodge, No. 20l, i. Of l., in Greenwood
township the following officers were
elected: Albert LutZ. president: w.
Campbell, vice-presldent: j. Gillian,
treasurer: i. w. Policy. secretary:
Charles Eayes, sentinel; Wm. Fox,
guide; Mrs. Carrie Gardner, minerva:
Miss. &. Shert, demeter.
Girls to be in the swim of fashion
must now wear shirt bosom, studs and
collar, after the fashion of a man. This
style is cool and comfortable and seems
to be quite universally adopted. Over
the garment is usually worn Jacket,
which fits tight to the bust and is rem
dered graceful by delicate roll collar.
1t is a sensible summer style.
There will probably be forty or more
cholera cures on tap in the drug store
before July 1st, but no one should get
excited. Spain is long ways off, and
epidemics, even when they reach this
country, can be handled in way to pre-
vent spreading. a clear conscience and
plenty of fresh battermilk have pulled
many man through tight squeeze.
This Friday) afternoon the pupils in
the three lower grades of the Union
schools will celebrate the closing day of
the school year by picnic in j. B. |
Francis grove north of the village
weather permitting. Swings. games |
and other amusements will be INDUCED |
in by the little folks, the enjoyments |
to conclude with supper in the grove.
A bouquet consisting of sixteen
different varieties of roses. besides |
ObhCA llON ClS, W hdS lclJ VII Oul
desk Wednesday morning, the gift of |
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Effrick. They |
have without doubt the finest collection |
of roses in this part of the state, of |
which they feel justly proud Mr.. and |
Mrs. E. have our thanks for this fra
grant token of friendship.
Several weeks ago q man named Nc
Donald, of Yale, brought load of eggs.
amounting to about SSS, to this place
and sold them to Weter, Tanning Il Co.
n deputy sheriff was on hand and |
promptly took possession of the money
by virtue of a garnishee in favor of
parties at Brockway. Now comes Mrs.
Mcdonald with a claim that the eggs
belonged to her. and she institutes a
suit for its recovery against Weter,
Tanning q Co.-Richmond Review.
The meeting of the Ladies' Library
Association advertised last week was
held at the residence of Mrs. G.. w. Bell,
on Monday evening. But little interest
has been manifested in the library for
the past year, and for this reason, 1t |
was decided to disorganize the society,
and to divide the books among the |
members. A committee was appointed |