Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-05-20
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Cough Cure at Grant Holden d Bro.'s
C. C. Holden, artist, now occupies
part of the Macarthur block with his
studio.
C. II. Kelley has commenced on the
foundation of James Rath's new brick
residence.
Grant Holden & Bro. have the finest
and largest stock of wall paper and
borders in Yale.
Born, on Friday last week, to the
wife of VIM. Mackman bouncing
baby boy. Will is happy.
Elder j. II. Patton will preach in A.
G. chapel Sunday afternoon and even
ing. K cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Don't be backward in patronizing the
ExposIToR item box in the post-otfice.
If you have an item OF news let us
know it.
DIR. p. G.. Lathrop has moved his
dental parlors into the Macarthur block
on Main street, where he is better pre-
pared to attend to his patients.
II. A. Cook & Go. having purchased
the store and elevator at Valley Centre
formerly owned by Quail & Son present
a new adv. to the public this week.
The Board of Review for the town
ship of Brockway were in session Tues
day of this week and will meet again
next week Tuesday and Wednesday.
The brick work on II. II. Martins
new hotel near the station is being
rapidly pushed forward. 1t will be Il
large and elegant building when fin
ished.
p C. F. Emery has been engaged as
assistant clerk at the Rapley House.
Charley is well liked by everybody and
will no doubt draw additional trade to
the house.
Alfred and j. II. Young have been
busy the past few days painting the
front of the store occupied by John d.
Mckeith. 1t has a very attractive
appearance.
+. t. Palmer q Co. our hustling
general merchants havea novel scheme
on foot. Read what they have to say
about it in a change of adv. on front
page of this issue.
We obtain patents for protection, not
for ornament. Send for our valuable
pamphlet. Dubois & Dubois, Inven-
tive Age Building, Washington, d. c.
Mention this paper. 81
The work on II. Doelle & Sons
brick block is progressing finely and
almost before we know it we will have
. handsome structure on our main
street. We hope. to see others go up
soon filling the gaps along the street.
Henry, son of Andrew Currie, of
Lynn, with two other boys were frozen
to death in the woods near Duluth one
day last week. This il very sad oc-
currence as he was much liked and
respected by the community in which
he lived.
A base ball club has been organized
in the village and funds raised by
subscription with which they haye
rented grounds just west of the village.
There will be matched game next
Saturday afternoon between the village
and country boys.
Thomas Gaffney took possession of
the American House Monday morning
and is now busily engaged refitting
and refurnishing the interior. He is
an experienced hotel man, has large
acquaintance and will no doubt do a
prosperous business. We wish him
success.
One of our exchanges has received q
letter from II young lady wanting to
know whether it would be proper for
the girls during leap year to get on
their knees when proposing to young
men. If the lady means to get on the
young mans knees, we should say it
was very improper.
A very merry crowd of young people
from the village drove out to Mrs.
Martin Menerey's last Friday evening,
where in company with q large num-
Der from the vicinity, pleasurable
evening was spent, with dancing, cards
and bountiful supper. We think it
was near the break of day when our
young folks returned having enioyed
the trip into the country immensely.
Died, on Sunday, May Is. 1892, at
the home Of her parents in Yale, Lulu,
daughter of Justin Robinson, aged 10
years. The cause of death was the
dread disease diphtheria. The burial
took place the same day. Many are
the expressions of sympathy for Mr..
Robinson and family. Lulu was a
bright, lovsble little girl much liked
by all her school and play mates.
Only few days had she been i'll and
her sudden taking away seems q trouble
almost too great to he borne.