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

III. Elliott and wife, of Blaine, visited
Phil McDougall and family last Sum
day.
Alex. Francis has been in Port HUI
ron this week on visit to his brother
Roy.
David +. Macarthur and family, of
Yale, and Willis Rector, of Fremont,
were in Port Huron on Saturday.
Grace Barrett has returned home af-
ter short visit with her sisters, Mrs.
Geo. Saville and Mrs. John Miller.
Richard Reubel, of Frankenmuth,
visited his brother-in-law, Lambert
Jones, on Wednesday and Thursday.
A. d. Minis and wife left for London
| Thursday morning where they will re-
main for few days visiting the fair.
John brennan, wife and son George,
| left Monday morning for the London
fair. John NJ. Stevens accompanied
them.
We are pleased to learn that IL. j.
McPhee, our grain buyer is improving
in health. He was in the village We'd
nesday.
Miss Livingston who has been visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. James McCOll, re-
turned to her home at Baden, Ont, on
Monday.
Ella Barrett, who has been sewing in
| Flint for the past six months, has re-
turned to Yale on weeks visit with
her many friends.
David Stoner went to Port Huron
Saturday where he met his wife who
had been in Toronto on visit. They
returned home that evening.
Michael Sheehy has purchased the
Albert McKenna 80 acres lying near his
| farm and went to the county seat on
Thursday to get the deed of same.
S. j. Welch and Lewis Cady with
their wives attended the concert given
by the Memphis band Saturday even
ing as also did j. o. Grinnell and Bet
tie WEIGH.
Here is Il list of those who went to
| Port Huron on Wednesday,: Joseph L.
Collins, George Tenniswood, Robert
Ella, A. +. Smith, David Sexton and
Richard Heron.
VIM. III. Ballentine and wife are ex-
pected home in few days from their
eastern trip. We are pleased to be able
to state that Mr.. Ballentine has been
much benefited by his journey, and
will return almost as robust as ever.
Jas. Ferguson, Henry Howay, Thos.
Rapley, Nicholas Rector, of Yale, and
John Mitchell, of Fremont, Lew Con-
roy, of Speaker, John c. +. Dohrman,
of Lynn, Michael Sheehy, of Brock
way, took in the sights at the tunnel
opening in Port Huron on Saturday.
Our old friend Grant Macarthur who
has been at Port Austin for the past
five months is in the village visiting his
mother and many friends. We are
pleased to learn from Mack that he
likes his new position also that he is
doing well and has been enjoying good
| health.
Following is list of Yale's business
men who took in the fair and exposi-
ton at Port Huron Tuesday:-Oscar l..
Boice, Jerry b. Paisley, J. c. Holden,
| w. III. Palmer, Horace +. Beard, Geo.
V. Reid, Thomas G. Holden, Will Sal
ter, J. b. Stevens, Grant Holden, and
Joe Williams.
Those who attended the Port Huron
fair on Thursday are: A. W. Ferguson,
John ID. McKeith, Marv V. Richardson,
John b. Francis, King c. Holden, Jas.
Rath, Will A. Holden, A. G. Macgreg-
or, Sam'l o. WEIGH, James Ferguson,
Alex Lowe, John Cooper, William Nc
Intyre, Grin Z. Chamberlain and son
Fred, Lambert Jones, Grin Holcomb,
Harvey Tappan, mother and sister, IL.
+. Beard and wife, Emerson Cooper,
Frank Andreae, Edward Hopkins, wife
and daughter, Henry Doelle and wife,
Edward Richardson and wife, and Mrs.
Frank Gillian.