Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-05-15
County Column.

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Electric light poles are being put up
in Marine City.
Blaine has lost its shoemaker, who
has gone to Chicago.
J. +. Buokley's brick yard ut Emmett
has commenced operations.
Mrs. Thos. Cowhy, of Emmett, has
suffered a stroke of paralysis.
A grand ball by the Smith Creek X.
o. T. NJ. will be given May 2lst.
The dog pound in Port huron is
again open to all loose CANNES.
T. III. Rose, of Anchorville, will on
May oath be ordained Catholic priest.
A Sunday-school was organized at
the Baptist church in Capac last SUM-
day.
The Lutheran District Synod hold
their next meeting at Marine City May
Dist.
Port Huron letter carriers handled
l96,977 pieces of mail matter during
April.
Fred Leach, of Lynn had part of
his foot amputated by DIR. Paterson, of
Capac.
The Port Huron Commercial has
"a new dress of type and is neat look
ing sheet.
Prof. +. A. Leslie, superintendent of
Marine City schools for the past year
has resigned.
Algonac is developing into summer
resort. Plenty of buildings are going
up this season.
A patent on an attachment for fan
ming mills has been granted John
Hersol, of Port Huron.
The April meeting of the Kimball
and Wales Farmers Club was held at
Mr.. Peck's on the 2Sth.
John McFadzean, local superintend-
ent of the q. L. X. died at his home
in Port Huron last week.
A big cave-in occurred in the tunnel
at the Canadian end last Sunday. For
tunately no one was hurt.
One hundred and one dollars were
the net proceeds at the re-opening of
the Jeddo church recently.
The lumber for the new c. Il q. T.
railway depot in Port Huron will be
furnished by Henry Howard.
The residents of Court street, Port
Huron, would like the name of that
street changed to Grant Avenue.
The largest stone ever brought to
Port Huron was for the engine at the
Fibre works and was 20 feet long and
4 feet thick.
Port Huron Tuesday and Inspected
the arms and accOutrements of the
Port Huron Guards.
peanut vendor ON the c. d G. T.
R'y attempted suicide on Tuesday.
DR.. Spencer, of Port Huron, brought
him around all right.
+. III. Krause, who was short in his
accounts with the Patrons about 81 pa,
agreed TO pay 30 cents on the dollar
and handed over S6l2.
The residence of VIM. Norris, of
Goodells, was burned to the ground
last week. Mr. Norris is an old gentle
man and has poor health.
Rev. A. II. Ross, pastor of the First
COngl church, Port Huron, will take a
trip to Europe, about July LIST, to be
gone about three months.
A carload of alcohol caught fire in
the yards at Fort Gratiot the other day,
put the fire was got under control be-
fore much damage was done.
The Governor has signed the docu-
ments which extends the city limits
of Port Huron, also allowing the is
suing of 100000 in bonds and other
changes in the charter.
While Deputy Sheriff Clark, of Fort
Gratiot, was after some tramps near
the Junction, one night he fell through
a culvert and broke several of his ribs
He was taken to his home.
The Royal Arcanum, which held Il
meeting i'll Saginaw lately, have decid-
ed to publish IA newspaper as their Off
cial organ, Frank Mills will edit it and
it will probably be printed in Port
Huron.
Gertie Butler, of Emmett, is said to
be theyoungest legally qualified teacher
in the county. Miss Butler has just
passed the legal age and has received
a certificate without leaving the home
school.
Twenty-one pupils from Emmett
township received certificates of merit |
at the hate pupils examination held by
Secretary Law. Emmett has the best
showing of any township in the
county
The teachers institute, which has.
been held in Fort Gratiot,
will be held in Port Huron during the
month of July. 1t is thought that
Superior accommodations can he
found i'll the latter city.
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ST. Clair County Farms.