Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-07-29
News In General.

The water works test well at May
vile is down 40 feet.
A bi-chloride of gold club Is to be
organized in Port Huron.
Oscar +. Morse, prominent st.
Clair citizen, died July 2l.
Capac young ladies held a leap year
party at the Burt hotel last week.
III. johnson, an old and respected
pioneer of Goodells, died July Is.
w. J. X. Martin, of the firm of Martin
Bros & Co., Port Huron, died Saturday
last.
Frank Nudge, of the township of
Wales, will be sent to the insane asy-
lum.
IL. c. Cohoe and wife, of Capac, are
in Canada, attending II reunion of the
CohOe family.
Il. II. Grandy, station agent at Al
mont, will take charge of the station
at CaTsonville.
The weather signal flags haye been
purchased and are now being used at
Sanilac Centre.
Dan. Langell, of st. Clair, cut his
foot badly with an adj while at work
in the ship yard.
Edith Monroe, of Port Huron, has
been sent to the Reform school until
she Is 81 years old.
The body of Fred Clemens, of Port
Huron, who was drowned July 4th,
was recovered July %.
The whole town of Algonac needs to
be surveyed as numerous buildings en-
croach upon wrong land.
The colored walters at the Oakland,
st. Clair, gave fine concert to the
hotel guests one evening last week.
Friends of ID. c. Walker, of Capac,
helped him celebrate his S0th birthday,
which occurred on Sunday July 18th.
A new hotel on Military street, Port
Huron, is now an assured fact. 1t will
be five stories high with court in the
centre.
The farm house of y. Clouse, near
Capac, recently thoroughly repaired
and with no insurance burned the 9TH
er day.
Mrs. S. l.. Ballentine, of Port Huron,
has invented and patented device to
secure glass in the doors of stoves and
furnaces.
DIR. A. +. Weed, of burnside, has
bought the drug store of IL. II. Lyon
d Co. at Inlay City and has moved it
to Brown City.
Z. McMonegal, of Port Huron, has
the contract for building the new
Catholic parsonage at Richmond. 1t
will cost $4,000.
A handsome silver communion set
and baptismal bowl has been presented
to the Evangelical society at Capac by
one of its members.
Humphrey Fuller, of Almont, died
recently aged ninety years. He had
lived in Almont thirty years working
at the cooper's trade.
Two Bad Axe men have bought two
thirds interest in the Sandusky flour
ing mills and the mills are now being
put into proper shape.
Huron county farmers expect to
hold seed fair ut Sand Beach this fall
for the purpose of getting together the
best grain for seed purposes.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Lewanski, of Port Huron,
last week, which weighed III pounds.
Said to be the largest child ever born
in this section.
w. i. McGill, of Marlette, is build
ing a house, the lower story of which
will bc composed of tamarack logs
sawed flat on both sides while the up
per story will be frame.
Fuller Bros, of Capac, have dissolved
partnership. L. 3. Fuller will continue
the business at Capac, and 4. +. Fuller
will go to Richmond where he has
bought IIarrison's drug stock.
Charles 4. Mills, of Mayville, acct
dentally fell into an old well which he
was filling up and was drowned.
Deceased was 81 years of age and
leaves wife and five children.
st. Clair city has no street sprinkler
and when the dust fills the stores the
merchants kick nightly, but still will
not contribute enough to make it pay
for man and team to wettheir streets.
c. i. Grace and Chas. Canaan are two
st. Clair men who have been hard
drinkers for many years, but are now
completely cured 10y the Rhodes Gold
cure of Port Huron. Their many
friends are rejoiced.
Capt. Kobel, of Marine City, was
taking his wife and children on his
boat around the lakes for pleasure
trip. At Tonawanda his little nine
year old boy was drowned. Capt.
kobel has given up sailing.
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