Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-04

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ExPosIToR.
Mrs. w. II. Grandy is very low at
present.
Elegant line of ladies' slippers at j.
g Holden's.
Daniel Easton, brother of William of
Yale, died at his home in Greenwood
on Tuesday.
Grant Holden d Bro. have the finest
and largest stock of wall paper and
borders in Yale.
A calf belonging to Thos. Hickey
was killed by lightning during the
storm Tuesday night.
j. C. Holden and wife moved into
their new house on Monday and now
are eat home" to their friends.
b. l.. Newsted has fitted up thenorth
window in the post Office building and
will handle vegetables hereafter.
l.. Higer & Sons, Port Huron large
clothing dealers have new adv. in
this issue. Read what they have to
say.
1t is with regret we are called upon
to chronicle the death of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mackman's infant son which died
Saturday.
The dancing party which was to have
been held at Central Hall Monday
evening did not pan out for some UNI
accountable reason.
TEACHERS AND STUDENTs.-Free trip
to Chicago and return. Write to West
ern Michigan College, Grand Rapids,
for information. IA.
James Wallace is right III line with
Others of the village and has painted
the front of his harness shop. Lowell
Monroe did the work.
Just received one carload of white
pine plank dressed on both sides for
sidewalk use. These are dandies.
Call on j. ID. Jones, or S. o. WEIGH d
Son, Yale. 0lw3
Miss Letitia c. Hanna has taken up
her residence in Brockway and will
be found at her mothers home pre-
pared to do dressmaking for all who
wish to give her call. 52tf.
Thomas Holden and c. Cooper have
improved their places by setting out
cedar hedges along the fronts. III. CT.
White has set out row of maple
trees in front of his premises.
CT. Nichaels May ball at his hall
Monday evening was complete sue
cess. The attendance was large, the
music fine, the supper splendid, and
all present enjoyed themselves hugely.
A large tank of crude oil arrived at
the station this week for the wooden
mills. All arrangements are COM
pleted and as soon as the mill starts
up this month this oil will be burnt as
fuel.
A matched game of base ball between
Marlette and Yale will be played on
the home, ground this friday after
noon. 1t is requested that the spec
tators please bring ten cents with them
to help defray expenses.
Married, at the Catholic church,
Kenockee, on Wednesday, June l,
1892 by Father Lynch, c. Malloy of
Marion, Ohio, and Mary L. Quirk, of
Yale. We extend our congratulations
to the newly welded pair.
The matched game of base ball be-
tween Yale and Peck did not take
place on Monday az was expected
only part of the Peck club coming
down. A scrub game was played how
ever and an interesting time enjoyed.
The near relatives of Henry Curry
lately deceased wish to express their
gratitude and heartfelt thanks to the
many kind friends who sympathiZed
with them in their sad bereavement.
Also for the many acts of kindness and
assistance.
FARM For SALE.-Containing so acres,
more or less, near the thriving village
of Yale; 60 acres under cultivation, II
acres of beach and maple. Good
buildings, fences, orchard and wells of
water. For further particulars call on
or address JOHN CHENEY, Yale. 3-4.
"John Smith, want you to tell me
what call there is for meat market
on race track" "Maria, what do
you mean?" Well, see right here in
the paper that the stakes are larger
than usual, and overheard you say to
Neighbor Jones that you just barely
saved your bacon ut the races"
Died, in Yale on Wednesday, June
LIST, 1892, of inflammation of the lungs,
William ii. Grandy aged 81 years.
The funeral will be held st the NJ. r.
church Mt O'Clock to-day, Friday.
Rev. w. F. Perkins will preach the
sermon. The remains of deceased will
| be inferred in Elmwood cemetery.