Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-18

been the guest of Thos. Darcy's family
this week.
S. B. Summers has been in Port Hu
ron and also at his old home in Clyde
the past week.
Rev. A. j. Holmes, of Memphis, was
in the village calling on his numerous
friends this week.
Henry Phare, of Hampton, Ont, Wis
tied his sisters Maggie and Alice in the
village this week.
Henry Johnson left for Camalachie
Ont, Monday, where he has secured a
position in a cheese factory.
Ten bushels of good clean NAM
moth clover seed for sale. WIN. Will
LIAMS, one mile north of Yale.
Township Clerk Lutz has appointed
Harvey Tappan as his deputy to act in
his absence. A good selection.
Robt. Cochrane, of st. Louis, Mich,
and Mrs. X. +. Carroll, of Emmett, Wis
tied at w. l.. Ellis over Sunday.
Frank and George Yok0m, of Port
Huron, visited with their uncle Games
Holden) and family over Sunday.
Allie Black, of East Saginaw. was in
the village Saturday. She visited her
parents over east of here Sunday.
Mrs. II. A. Granger is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. j. A. MenZies. She
will probably remain for some time.
Ifyou want to sell your house and lots
farm property or vacant lots put them
in the hands of Drake, Menzies Il Co.
John Currie. who has been working
in the woods the past winter, returned
to his home near Brockway this week.
Drake & Gillett have entered into a
co-partnership in the law business. A
new card appears in this issue for them.
Alex. Peasley who was sent to the
insane asylum at Pontiac. from Green
wood some time ago, died one day last
week,
Supervisor Hodgins and Assessor
Andreae are making their annual
rounds of the township and village this
week.
James Brown left on Saturday for
weeks visit among relatives in Mid
land. Coleman, Alma, Mt. Pleasant and
other places.
Frank Vanslyke returned Monday
evening from Bay City but expects to
90 back there again soon where he has
secured work.
VIM Grinnell. of Flushing, has been
here for two weeks past, at the bedside
Of his brother John who is very low,
owing to old age.
We received a communication this
week pOstmarked Yale but as no name
is attached we consigned the same to
the waste basket.
MONEY 1 have now completed ar
rangements to loan money OH real es-
tate at low rate of interest. HARVEY
TAPPAN, Yale. Mich. 4l-4
We are pleased to learn that our old
friend \. ii. Finn will again act as
manager of the Port Huron Ag1 asso-
citation fair this year
VIM Cavanagh has put up building
on the north side of A. Goheen's furni-
ture store in which he will handle the
Champion machinery.
Steve Curvin has material on the
ground preparatory to building a new
dwelling house on his lot recently pur-
chased of ID. s. Evans.
III. Parkinson, who has been in De-
troit for month or more having an
operation performed by surgeon re-
turned home last week.
Norman Sponenburg has removed his
household goods to this village and will
occupy the house opposite 5. q. Bettes.
We welcome him back.
Dave b. Menerey, who ran on the
union ticket at Coleman for township
clerk received a plurality Of 81. Two
o her candidates were in the field.
Rev. j. NJ. Crandall and son Clifford,
of Leonard. Mich. have been in the
village few days the past week shak-
ing hands with their many friends.
Brook Bearss left for Avoca Monday
morning to take charge of his school
there. five are any judge of human
nature Brook will meet with success.
Jas. L. Lutz, our newly elected town
ship clerk. has fitted up a neat office
upstairs over the postofiice building
where he may be found at all times.
The case of Wear e. Paisley. Yale,
merchants, charged with conspiracy,
has been continued over until next term
of the circuit court. Bail has been re-
spited.
A Prohibition conference will be
held at the brick chapel in this village
Wednesday, April Both. Hon. G. p.
Waring will be present and address the
meeting.
Clara Tucker, who has been employed
in the EXPosIToR Office as type setter
for some time, moved to Peck with her
parents Tuesday. Nella Wear takes
her place.
The third quarterly meeting of the
NJ. f. church will be held at Brockway
Sunday next at 1920 A. NJ. and at Yale
at 1870 p, IN. Conference next Saturday
1920 a. m.
Ilorsemen will find complete assort-
ment OF cuts. suitable for horse bills,
at the EXPOsIToR office Bills printed
on short notice and in the best style.
Prices reasonable.
w. ID. Wear informs us that last year
the 18th of April he planted potatoes
In his garden. This year 1t will be
about the middle of May before much
garden stuff will be put in.
Seven of the boys left this place Mon
day for the woods. Here is a list:-
Colburn and 0rrin Furguson, George
and Elmer Cameron, James Morgan,
Ed Sexton, and N. s. Blakesley.
Will Toal acted as best man at the
wedding Of John Sischo and Miss Meta
n n.