Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-01-15
PERSONAL.

~. U. WllllamS spent Monday N Port
Huron.
William McRoberts took in Port HUI.
ron On Tuesday.
Mrs. +. X. Beecher was in Port HUI
ron on Tuesday.
G.. Cooper went to Port Huron We'd
nesday morning.
Edward Michaels, of Brown City, was
in town Wednesday.
W. w. Grinnell went to Wilmott on
business Wednesday.
william III. Ballentine, of Brockway
was i'll town on Tuesday.
James III. Moore was in Port Huron
the latter part of last week.
O. p. Chamberlain and son Fred were
IN Port Huron on Saturday.
+. X. Beecher took the train for Port
Huron Wednesday morning.
John Stump, of Armada, was in
Yale on business Wednesday.
Mrs. S. b. Somers is in Clyde visiting
her mother and other friends.
Rev. Mr. Lawrence, of Detroit, is the
guest of John Black this week.
James Spicr, of Brussels, Ont, is the
guest of Levi Morrill, this week.
Terry Regain took the train Thurs
day morning for the north woods.
Mahlon Bearss, of Port Huron, was
in town Friday and Saturday last.
Mrs. Armitage, of Clyde, was in Yale
this week visiting Mrs. S. b. Somers
Mrs. Albert Jackson has returned
from her visit to friends in Brown City.
Mrs. George Middleton returned
from Port Huron Wednesday morning
Mrs. Soloman Reed has been spend
ing the week in Port Huron visiting
friends.
jerry j. Paisley and family went TO
Brown City Thursday TO spend a week
visiting.
George Jones, Of Shabbona, is visit
ing his parents and other friends here
this week.
A. X. Robinson and Samuel Gray, of
Peck, were visitors in town Friday of
last week.
Miss Fans, daughter of BENJAMIN
Evans, returned from Port Huron
Wednesday morning.
James Thompson, wife and child, Of
Melvin, visited the family of John
Thompson last Friday.
James Finnigan and wife, Of North
Branch, have been guests of Peter
Pyne and family this week.
John brennan, of Valley Centre,
and son James, of st. Ignacc, were
visitors in Yale on Monday.
John n. Zavitz, W. Ii. and j. l.
Reddiclitfe, of Speaker, were in the
village Saturday on business.
Charles Perkins returned to Jeddo |
this week and commenced his duties |
as teacher in the school there.
Mrs. Norman Mcleod, of Valley |
Centre has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. James NJ. Allen, this week.
Horace Martin who has been visiting
with Thomas Grady left for his home |
at Lakeview Thursday morning.
Mrs. John w. Stratton was called to |
Saginaw Thursday morning to attend |
the funeral of her brothers. wife.
Mrs, james Howell and two children, |
Of Port Huron, have been the guests |
of G. s. Gilbert and family this week.
n. 7. Stratton, of Bowling Green,
Ohio, is visiting the families of John |
w. Stratton and Frank A. Griswold at |
present.
Cora Stevens after very pleasant |
visit with the family of J. +. Stevens |
ia her home at Tswas City on |
William Hebner, of Tawas City, at
tended the funeral of his mother on |
Friday last. He returned home on
Charles Gerken, of Fremont, took |
the train Thursday morning for Stand
ish where he will visit among friends
for a time.
Brook Bearss and John Dufiie went |
to Bay City Tuesday evening where |
they will attend the pharmaceutical
examination.
William Owens has secured position |
in the cabinet department of the Grand |
Trunk car shops at Fort Gratiot and |
left for there Thursday morning.
w. II. Payne of London, Ont, who
at one time kept saloon in the north
ern part of the village, is here this
week renewing old acquaintance.
Elmer Holden returned to New
York Monday evening after pleasant
visit with friends here. Mrs. Holden
will remain until her health is i'm
proved.
Kinne Houston, of Camalachie, Ont,
started for home Thursday morning.
A. d. Minis and wife, with whom she
has been visiting, accompanied her rs
far as Ssrnia.
John Burgess aud wife, of Edmore
and Miss Liield, of Port Royal, Ont,
we're the guests OF Mrs. James Pearce
md Mas. Jesse 4. Morrill, the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. Armstrong returned to her
home in Vassar Thursday morning
after pleasant visit with Martin Mon
roe and other friends. Alex Monroe
went to Bay City at same time.