Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-09-25
PERSONAL.

f. r. Beecher was in Port Huron on
Monday.
Leslie Silverthorn has returned from
Chicago.
Frank Woodward was in Port Huron
Saturday.
Alb. Jackson was up from Port Huron
this week.
John Holden was in Avoca Tuesday
buying hay.
Schuyler Baker was up from Avoca
over Sunday.
VIII Bell returned from Alpena Sat
urday evening
c. Cooper has been home this week
visiting his family.
Mrs. w. V. Andreae has been quite
sick the past week.
Mrs. j. ID. McKeith was at Port HUI
ron on Wednesday.
Jennie Ribble and sister went to Port
Huron on Tuesday.
Rant Aldrich, of Armada, was in the
village on Saturday.
Mrs. John Baxter visited friends at
Deanville last week.
Jock Youngs went to Pontiac Thurs
day to visit his sister.
VIM. Owens had business in Saginaw
the first of the week.
Aaron Windsor was at Brown City
Sunday and Monday.
Fred p. Currier, jr., was at Almont
last week on business.
John Makelim, of Brown City, was
in town last Saturday.
George Mann took the morning train
Monday for Croswell.
Mrs. Snyder and daughter were in
Port Huron this week.
James NJ. Allen took in the races at
Port Huron this week.
Herbert Hennessey was down from
Brown City on Sunday.
James McColl and sister-in-law were
at Port Huron Saturday.
Nicholas Owens and wife were in Port
Huron on Saturday last.
Pearl Matthews spent Sunday visit
ing friends in Brown City.
G. S. Gilbert and wife visited the Port
Huron fair on Wednesday.
Sarah Carson has been visiting in
Port Huron the past week.
Annie Winnegar, of Saginaw, visited
with Nj. Fitzgerald this week.
Vint Mcdonald is at Findlay, OHIO,
visiting relatives and friends.
Lewis Armstrong and family have
been in Port Huron this week.
David Ct. Williams was at the county
capitol Thursday on business.
Robt. ii. Menerey and family visited
relatives in Marlette over Sunday.
John Black and wife have returned
from their visit to the Toronto fair.
Abner Clyne, of Jeddo, visited his
brother the doctor on Saturday last.
George X. Davidson, of Almont, was
in the village Thursday evening last.
Lou Kelley, of Port Huron, has been
visiting at Frank Landro's this week.
Henry Pearce who is working at his
trade in Avoca was home on Sunday.
Mrs. Will II. Gowan, and Fannie
Mathews were in Port Huron Tuesday.
Horace Lathrop and wife, of Armada,
spent Sunday with their son the dent
list.
Attorney Rapley, of Brown City, was
a guest at the Rapley House over Sun
day.
Mrs. A. w. Ferguson and daughter
Mabel were in Port Huron on Saturday
last.
Joe +. Allen has returned from Sand
Beach and will remain until after the
fair.
Norm Sponenburg left for Cass City
last Tuesday where he will attend the
fair.
viii Palmer is back to work again
after serge of inflammation of the
lungs.
Mrs. o. p. Chamberlain and daugh-
ter Mary went to Port Huron last We'd
nesday.
Little Coda Thorne, is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Barrett.
Sam Gray and A. h. Robinson with
their wives, of Peck, were in town on
Sunday.
Peleg Soule was in Lapeer Monday
looking after some property he owns
out there.
Dennis Windsor, Brown City's hand
some banker, was in town on business
Tuesday.
Rev. L. Clark, of Colwood, visited
among his many friends in this place
this week.
John Richardson and wife attended
the fair and exposition at Port Huron
this week.
Wellington Congdon and family, of
Casco, visited at Harvey Tappan's the
past week.
viii Bettes has secured position
in Port Huron working for the f. q p.
NJ. R'y Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper, of Port Huron,
were guests of Mahlon Bearss and fam
lily on Sunday.
Kit Hayes, Sarah and Rada Rapley
went to Port Huron last Wednesday to
attend the fair.
Lottie Gilbert, after a weeks visit
with her brother, has returned to her
home in Canada.
George Young left for Roscommon
Saturday evening where he will work
in the lumber woods.
John Hallock was called by telegram
to Detroit last Saturday on account OF
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