Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-08-19

PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
j. II. Brien was in Peck Wednesday.
Letta Meharg is in Caro- visiting rel
atives.
b. l.. Newsted was at Croswell over
Sunday.
Z. r. Beecher was in Port Huron on
Tuesday.
B. II. Noble is expected home in a
few days.
VIM. Ovens and wife spent Sunday
in Almont.
Levi Morrill, is in Oscoda this week
on business.
Mrs. C. Cooper was in Port Huron
ron OH Tuesday.
Jas. NJ. Allen, of Valley Centre, took
in Yale Wednesday.
Mrs. J. +. Allen has gone to Detroit
on n visit to friends.
Alf Minnifie returned to his home in
Sarnia Monday morning.
Will Goodson, of Sarnia, Ont, Wis
tied in town over Sunday.
| Chas. Bowins has been in Carsonville
this week visiting friends.
Mollie Brown has returned home
from her Port Huron visit.
III. l.. Ide, of Detroit, was the guest
Of X. G. Mclaughlin Monday.
Wm. Clyne and son Abner, of Jeddo,
were guests of the DR.. last week.
Frank McDougall, liveryman of
Brown City, was in Yale Monday.
Louise Hoskin left for Saginaw Sat
urday evening for an extended visit.
f. +. Law has been in the vicinity
of Memphis this week doing surveying.
Aaron Windsor is in Lucan, Ont,
this week visiting relatives and friends.
Lutte Mcdonald and Ida Thorley
spent Sunday with friends in Fremont.
Mrs. Thos. Youngs returned to her
home in Sand Beach on Saturday last.
Mrs. L. +. Law was in Peck last week
on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Water
man.
Mrs. Dayis, of Almont, visited VIM.
Strong and other relatives in Yale last
week.
Mrs. W. n. McKenna, of Detroit,
visited over Sunday with Dode Me-
mercy.
Chas. Weymouth, of Fargo, was Wis
iting among his friends in Yale on
| Monday.
Letta Effrick and Estella Darcy have
returned from the summer school at
Port Huron.
Chas. f. Emery was in Yale Tuesday
evening, called here by the sickness of
his little child.
Rev. Geo. w. Carter, of Millington,
spent few days with his many friends
in Yale last week.
w. III. Foster, Dode Menerey, T.. +.
Fead and Matte Jones drove over to
| Lexington Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warn, of Capac,
were the guests of w. II. Gillett and
family on Tuesday.
VIM. r. Scott went to Petrolla, Ont,
Wednesday morning to attend the
funeral of his brother.
Norman b. Sponenburg, of Elkhart,
Ind. was here over Sunday attending
the funeral of his mother.
julie Hcnnessey has secured po-
sition in store at Richmond and left
for there Monday morning.
j. S. and j. III. Duffie, of Detroit,
were in Yale last Friday and Saturday
looking after their sale of lots.
Mamie Tappan has returned home
| from a visit to relatives in st. Clair ac-
companied by her neice Irene.
Sidney Shoemaker, of Detroit, re-
turned home Monday after two
weeks visit with friends in Yale.
F. p. Currier Sr., of Almont, has been
the guest of his son this week. The
two gentlemen went to Sanilac Centre
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. +. A. Gowan, of Bay City, was
in Yale last week attending the nine
teenth anniversary of the wedding of
Jas. III. Moore and wife.
Del Tenant and James Leach, of
Detroit, passed through Yale on Mon
day on their way to attend the funeral
of Mrs. +. G.. Tenant at Roseburg.
Will Wallace and daughter, of
Ingersoll, Ont, visited his brother Jas.
last week. Monday morning the two
brothers went to Saginaw on visit to
friends and relatives.
Jerry b. Paisley and wife were in
Port Huron Wednesday. The object
of their visit was to look over the
Grand Central hotel with a view of
taking possession of it.
Dan Foley, one of our old and sub
stantial friends of Emmett township,
made the ExPosIToR office pleasant
call one day last week. Mr.. Foley has
just returned from New Hampshire
aLd looks hearty.
Robt. IL. Menerey and wife are home
again after q three weeks vacation.
Rob visited Montreal while away and
enjoyed a ride down the st. Lawrence
river. Says he has not had such a
good time since he was kid.
j. G. Holden, J. ID. Grinnell and
wife, J. b. Paisley, c. II. Holden, Dave
Brown, NJ. V. Richardson took in the
races at Port Huron Saturday last. j.
ID. McKeith ana j. A. Menzies not only
took in the races Saturday but took in
Port Huron over Sunday.
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