Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-08-12
PERSONAL.

Huron.
j. A. Morrill, has been at the 500 the
past week.
S. O. Welch visited the county seat
on Monday.
f. III. Drake, of Port Huron, was i'll
Yale Saturday.
George Cough has been at North
Branch this week.
Levi Morrill, and wife were in Port
Huron Wednesday.
Oscar l.. Boice was called to Port
Huron on Monday.
Carrie Howay, of Sarnia, visited IN
Yale the past week.
Will Smith, of Brown City, took in
Yale on Wednesday.
Bert Schram and Chas. Bowns Sun
dayed in Port Huron.
+. X. Beecher was called to Sanlac
Centre on Wednesday.
Grant Holden and bride drove over
to Brown City Sunday.
Jennie Palmer is visiting relatives in
Bayham, Ont, this week.
Lizzie Minnie, of Marine City, is the
guest of Mary Fitzpatrick.
Stella Blank, of Port Huron, is visit
ing at Isaac McLaughlin's.
Meta Cole, of Port Huron, visited at
j. ID. McKeith's this week.
Nose Macklem, of Valley Centre,
visited in Yale Wednesday.
Charley Black, of Deanville, is visit
ing his brothers III the village.
Miss Vogeli, of Fargo, visited the
family of II. Doelle on Monday.
Lille Springer and Libby GafTney
spent Sunday and Monday in Peck.
j. NJ. Artley, of Carleton, Mich, is
spending the week with ID. A. McKeith.
Mrs. C. High, of st. Joseph, Mo-, is
on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. High.
Robt Mcknight, of Brown City,
spent Sunday among his friends in
Yale.
May Colder, of Saginaw, visited the
family of Martin Monroe the past
week.
Sophia Sponenburg who has been
at Gladwin for a short time is at home
again.
Dave Bowman and cousin Anna
Conger, were in Port Huron on We'd
,nesday.
Emma Bowins, of Carsonville, is
spending the week with her brother
Charles.
Lucy Langbridge is on a visit to
friends and relatives in Port Huron
and SarnIa.
Frank Gillian, of Alpena, arrived in
town Saturday on visit to his family
and friends.
Eta and Bertha Robinson are now
visiting friends and relatives in Leonard
and Lakeville.
Margaret, Nellie and Ida Turnbull,
of Detroit, are visiting Mary and
Jennie Youngs.
Mrs. Lara Butler and Mrs. John Me-
mercy have been visiting friends in
Speaker this week.
Horny Jardine returned Saturday
evening from his visit to friends and
relatives in Canada.
G. +. Emery of the Grand Central
hotel, Port Huron, visited his family
and friends over Sunday.
Mr.. Colder, one of the city dads of |
Winnipeg, Man, was the guest of |
Martin Monroe Thursday.
George Stanley, of Brown City. made |
the EXPosIToR Office very pleasant |
and profitable call on Tuesday.
+. G.. Crook, of Peck, was a visitor in |
town last Saturday. He talks of mov-
ing his family to Yale to reside.
c. +. Collins and wife have returned |
from Alpena. Ed. has engaged for the |
season to work for Dave Grinnell.
Mrs. O. Chamberlain and son, of |
Petrolia, Ont, are guests of w. Fl.
Palmer and other friends in Yale.
Rev. W. F. Perkins left Tuesday for |
Unionville to attend church dedica-
ton, quarterly meeting and baptism.
w. II. Ballentine, of Brockway, was
calling on old friends in Yale on Sat |
urday. He much improved in health.
Allan Strong and son, of Bay City, |
visited in Yale this week. They went |
to Memphis on Wednesday for a short |
stay.
Allan Minifie, of Sarnia, Ont, who |
has been visiting John Black in Yale, |
left for Deanville Tuesday to visit for
a time.
Fred T. Palmer is on visit to rela-
tives and friends at st. Ignace, also |
taking in the sights at Mackinac Island
this week.
Lambert Jones was in Port Huron on |
Monday, and is now working for the
Champion Harvesting Co. in the vicin-
ity of Port Austin.
Mr.,and Mrs. L. Percival, of Port HUI
ron, visited the family of Chas. Will
Jams and other friends in the vicinity |
of Yale over Sunday.
X. &. Brown, one of Brown City's |
solid men and an old resident OF that |
place, spent Thursday with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grant Holden.
James Brown and wife went to May
vile Saturday evening. Mr.. Brown
returned Monday and Mrs. b. will re-
main the rest of the week.
Mrs. Joseph Sischo and daughter
Bertha, of Halstcn, are guests of A.
Award. Miss Sischo is sick-the |
symptoms being typhoid fever.
Mrs John BLACK and dauphter |