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

! Fred Perkins mill hand at Hurlburt,
shot his left arm OIL while hunting deer
out of season.
Eugene Bur!l, OF DowaGiac, has only one
hand besides hole in his leg. He fooled
With an old pistol.
John r. Taylor OF Pontiac. wants dam
ages because OF cemetery recently
coated near his home.
Rev. Conrad and four other Revs. Con
rad, all brothers held u family reunion
at Spring Lake recently.
Ionia laboring men are sup in arms be-
ause Keeper Dye put some conyicts at
work upon house oil his.
Stanton wants to pay ans good man cash
| to build there Il grain elevator and grow
rich out OF the enterprise.
Aconite killed Anna Avery, who lived
near Shepherd. She was II years old and
took the poison by mistake.
L. S Hanson's coachman, David, was
drowned while in bathing at Mac6nac
He was taken with cramps.
A rowing regatta will be held at st.
Joseph, August to :, aud $500 worth Of
medals presented 10 successful competitors.
The Indian women of Chippewa county
will exhibit their work at the Worlds
Fair. SauIt people are raising fund for
| them.
A little daughter of Wesley Warfeld.
at Bloomingdale, died from the effects of
snake bite inflicted several weeks pre-
/ viously.
A committee of citizens has been APP
! pointed to raise the necessary bonus of
81, 600 for the location OF g:ist mill at
| Durand.
w. S. Charles, a Bangor man, has a
81, 900 onion crop on piece of swamp
land which was for years considered
worthless.
Alger-the town and not the man-has
200 Indians picking 200 bushels of huclle-
| berries daily. 1t is the center OF the blue
! berry belt.
.Joseph Miller, of jackson, had the flesh
drawn from his arm by revolving shaft.
The bones were left as though scraped
with knife
The West Bay City waterwo-ks board
has decided 10 use Sebewaiug coal the en-
suing year. IL competed with and bested
the Ohio coal.
Judge Swan has ordered toe foreclosure
of the mortgage which the Trust company
holds on the Lansing street railway. No
time is set for the sale.
The third annual meeting of the Michi-
gan Womans Press association was held
IN the Chautauqua cottage lecture room,
at Bay View last week.
A petition will be presented to the coun-
Gil at Niles asking that steps be taken To
nave system of water works put in, to
be controlled by the city.
The work of surveying the route of the
| Ishpeming & Neyaunee street railway has
been completed. IL is not decided when
the work will be commenced.
A bonus of 50. 500 has been raised by
Worthwhile citizens Tor the new Hanrahan
| refrigerator factory. Tue plant will cost
| $50, 900 and will employ 200 men.
Alpena will get 80, 600, 900 feet Of logs
| from the Georgian Bay district, on a con-
tract just let by +. w. Gilchrist and w.
II. Potter. James Hamilton does the
! cutting.
/ Prof. W. c. Hewitt of the Office of the
! superintendent of instruction has accepted
the chair of political economy in the state
| normal school of Wisconsin, ut a salary OF
81, 500 per year.
Mrs. Rhoda Spencer, aged 65. of
Antioch, has mysteriously disappeared.
| Being at times mentally deranged IL is
thought that she wandered away and was
lost in the woods.
Two new Japanese students. Tasnkara
the Michigan Agricultural college after
trying Amherst, Cornell and North Da-
kota Agricultural colleges
Eight Decatur citizens will appear be-
fore the bar at the conf ing term OF the
Van Buren, county circuit court and ans
wer to u charge of selling the ardent in
defiance OF the local option law.
The canning factory at Bay City has
began operations for the season. Sixty
hands are employed and one order for IL
carloads of canned huckleberries has
already been received from Chicago.
Mrs. T.. l.. Mingus, patient of the
Battle Creek sanitarium, was found dead
in Led with bottle OF chloroform beside
her. Her home was in Marshall. The
death of a child had gradually unsettled
her mind.
Miss Winnifred Walker is one of the
hustlers you read about. She publishes q
4S-column paper at Akron, Tuscola county,
mas good job Office, and is a practical
printer. Altogether she is well able TO
support husband, and the youth OF Tus-
cola county seem TO he missing their OPP
portunities.
The new Pottawatomie Indians who
1.-Two down in the southwestern part Of the
state are not satisfied with the 500. 600
recently granted them by the court of
claims, and John d. Shpman, OF Cold
water, has started movement at Wash
iugton TO get the amount raised TO $780,
COO. The matter has been unsettled for
more than 26 years. The money is TO be
paid for the REIMBURSEMENT of certain
reservation rights.
X. O. 4. M. Great Lady Commander
Miss Beota l.. Becker. whose headquarters
are now in Saginaw. has received appli-
cation TO organize 100 hives throughout
the state OF Ohio, and will send deputies
10 commence the work as soon as possible.