Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-11-20
County Column.

Port Huron has female dentist.
Doyle has a new Free Methodist min
lister. 4
Capsc will soon report some business
changes.
A. X. o. T. NJ. tent has been organic
ed ut Avocs.
Marine City wants more msnufactur-
| ing industries.
The st. Clair Foresters will give ball
Thanksgiving eve.
Rev. G. w. Gordon, OF Adair, will
start revival meetings.
The st. Clair river is three feet lower
than 1t was six years ago.
He. Siegel, of Capac, has little
son down with scarlet fever.
Charles Thorn's broom factory in
Port Huron has been closed.
The police and fire alarm system in
Port Huron Is not working satisfactor-
lily.
James Van Epps, of st. Clair, had q
finger shot off while out hunting last
week.
Marine City hook and ladder boys
will hold their annual ball Thanksgiv-
ing eve.
An immense lot of rabbits, quail par
tridges, ETC., were shipped from Capac
last week.
Jacob Dove, of Kenockee, raised 1872
bushels of corn this season on one acre
of ground.
The Y. NJ. G. A. at Port Huron has
mo knrsl1trN of OH 1 %
the number.
Frank Robertson, of st. Clair, is one
of $40 heirs TO an estate valued 1T
5000 900, 900.
A dancing hall and billiard room
have been added to Hotel Somerville,
near st. Clair.
Charles 5. Northrop and O'Brien
.O'Donnell have formed new law firm
in Port Huron.
A boy named Charles Wilson, near
st. Clair, was severely kicked on the
head by horse.
1t is expected that an iron bridge
will be built across Black river at Port
Huron this winter.
Charles j. Seely, late of the Marine
City Magnet, has opened real estate
Office in Marine City.
John Edmonds, of Capac has bought
property in Brown City, and will locate
his stone works there.
1t is thought that work on the De-
troit & st. Clair River railroad will be-
gin early in the spring.
The Port Huron Guards will have
the fourth floor of the new Baer block
fitted up for an armory.
The Ladies' Aid society of the st.
Clair Baptist church gave a fair and
supper last Friday evening.
The Eastern Breeze, which has been
published at Algonac during the sum-
mer, has been discontinued.
DR.. w. +. Burtless, former resident
of st. Clair, will doubtless return to
that city from North Carolina.
A lot of the wall and several win
dows of the new tunnel depot tumbled
down the other day causing some ex-
element
A little three year old daughter of
Milford Mcintosh, living near st. Clair
was drowned in creek near the house
last week.
Richard Jones, of Marine City, re-
ceived some bad cuts and severed
large vein at his ankle joint while cnt-
ting poles at the stave mill.
VIM. f. Davis, we'll known con-
tractor and builder of Port Huron,
where he has lived many years, died
last week of typhoid fever.
Columbus church members got into
Il wrangle while waiting for the minis
ter at q religious meeting, and but for
interference general row would have
taken place.
Prof. Parker, principal of the Fort
Gratiot schools, fell from u chair while
putting up storm doors, and broke two
bones in his ankle. He will be laid up
for few weeks.
Rachel Wilkes has commenced suit
against the township of Burtchville for
$4,000 damages. In 1890 the wagon
which she was in was overturned by
stump in the highway, her son killed
and herself crippled.
Joe w. Avery, of Port Huron, had
his house nearly destroyed by fire, by
his little boy Lighting bunch of
matches in the parlor. The curtains
and carpets were ruined.
VIM. Kane, an old veteran of the
war, and we'll known in the southern
part of the county, 75 years old and
helpless, has just received a pension
and large amount of back pay.
In the case of assault and battery
preferred by Editor Sutton, of Marine
City, against Alderman Shaw, of the
same place, Shaw was found guilty
and will appeal the case to the SUI
preme Court.