Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-24

for him at that place.
There will be special meeting of
Brockway Lodge, f. Il A. NJ, 316,
this friday evening for the purpose
of comforting degrees.
A son of Mr.. Hollenbeck, of Speaker,
died on Friday last and was buried
in Mr.. iIollenbeck' = family in less than
year.
100000 white fish spawn were ship
ped to Sand Beach last week by the
state fish hatcher, and taken out into
the lake about nine miles, where they
were placed.
Holden Bros new store is almost
ready for occupation, and AS soon as
they vacate their present stand, C. A.
Wells will probably put in y stock of
drugs and medicines.
Austin Lutz is assisting in the Post
Office in the place of Matte Jones who
! had been on the sick list for few
days. Austin left Monday morning for
Saginaw, Ludington and other nothern
places on prospecting tour.
A little 6-year-old daughter of Robt.
| Lewis, who lives southwest of the viii
lage, died last Friday night. She re.
Gently had the scarlet fever and not
having become very strong she had
overeXerted herself and suffered from
u relapse which was fatal. The be-
reaved parents have the sympathy of
| the community.
The Detroit Times, although not yet
eight months old, has already attained
a sworn circulation of over $4,000. 1t
now proposes to have 900 by August
Is, its first anniversary. The remar-
kable success of the paper has neces-
STATED the ordering of new press.
As soon as this arrives, which will be
about May 10, the Times will be an s.
page paper every Saturday.
The revival meetings are still being
conducted in the NJ. +. church by Rev.
Mcintosh and in the NJ. p. church by
Rev. w. +. Perkins. Both are meeting
with great success in showing the erring
ones their wrongs and inducing them
to lead better lives. The churches are
crowded at each service and the NOR
ais of Yale will no doubt be much inn
proved by the labors of the gentlemen.
We would ask our many subscribers,
as favor, to look at the labels on their
| anu IL lllt hdlC uOCS llOb NOllCS-
| pond with the date on their receipt to
notify us so that We may make the
necessary corrections and avoid misun-
derstandings in the future. In paying
subscriptions if the date on your label
is not corrected the second week, we
will ask you to inform us of the fact
and we will be pleased to make the
correction.
A newspaper is always printed in Il
rush. There is always something to go
in, or something left out that should
go in. 1t is sometimes too quick TO
Judge and often too late to act, but
with all its faults and Shortcomings
there is more education in n bright,
newsy paper than there is in novel.
You will find the brightest boy on
practical, sensible, every day questions
is the boy who prefers newspapers to
nOvels.-EX.
Married.-At the residence of the
BRIDES parents on Wednesday evening
April 22nd, by VIM. r. Gillett
Jessie &. Brown, eldest daughter OF
David Brown, and ii. G. Maloney, OF
the ExPosIToR. Only the most init
mate friends and relatives of the bride
were present, and the presents were
numerouss useful and handsome. A
| pleasant evening was spent, and the
best wishes Of all were extended to the
contracting parties.
The NJ. +. church was crowded tC
the doors last Sunday afternoon, the
occasion being the business sermon
given by Rev. o. A. Mcintosh to the
men of Yale and vicinity. 1t was pro
nounced by all to have been one of the
most stirring sermons ever given in the
village, and will no doubt be conduc
i've of much good. Mr.. Mcintosh vii
probably hold his last service to-mor
row friday evening, as he intend
leaving here Saturday morning.
Will Bettes, eldest son of Rev. $. q
Bettes, had the thumb of his right hanC
badly smashed between steel rail
which he was trying to lift, and one o
the ties. 1t appears that he had tn,
rail raised clear of the ground when i
slipped out of his hand and becomin,
fast in glove which he was wearing
the weight of the rail dragged his hanC
down and caused the accident as stat
ed. DR.. Ney atteneed the wound, anC
thought the thumb would have to b,
amputated, but the boy is in fair wa,
of recovery at present.
J Wednesday evening of last week on,
of the most pleasant events ever helC
in Speaker township was given at tn,
residence of Henry Kettlewell, being {
surprise party in honor of Mr., and Mrs
Robt. Tenniswood, two of Speaker
most respected citizens, who were t
leave the following Monday for Pin
coming, where they will make thei
future home. About sixty persons wer,
present, who presented Mr.. and Mrs
Tenniswood with two handsome plush
armchairs as token of the high es
TEEN in which they are held by all thei
former neighbors. Short addresse
were given by John n. Zavitz, A. w
Simmons, VIM. Kettlewell and jacob
Grimes, who echoed the feeling of tn,
whole community in regretting the de
parture of the esteemed couple from
their midst. Mr.. and Mrs. TenniswooC
have been residents of Speaker TO
over thirty-one years, and in that time
have made many friends who joir
with the ExPosIToR in wishing them al
happiness in their new home. Tn,
young people ended the evening
pleasure by a social dance.