Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-10-20
PERSONAL NEWS.

may beWcyb VI hoi'lhj was III iaio
Monday.
c. F. Emery was in Ayoca on Sat-
urday last.
George n. Teets was in Port Huron
on Monday.
DIR. Cain Perry was called to Abbotts-
ford on Monday.
L. X. Beecher was in Port Huron on
business Tuesday.
Burley Wilson, of Melvin, visited his
parents on Tuesday.
Henry Holmes and wife droye over
to Almont last Friday.
w. II. Palmer and j. f. Lutz were in
Port Huron Wednesday.
Guy Johnson, of Mayyille, visited at
James Browns this week.
Phil Doelle attended the Worlds
fair during the past week.
William Gowan was in Port Huron
attending conrt this week.
Lew Stratton returned to Bowling
Green, Ohio, last Saturday.
Thomas Gaffney and John ID. Jones
were at Peck on Wednesday.
Peter Pyne, of North Branch called
on friends in Yale this week.
Stephen Barr left on Monday for
Chicago and the Worlds fair.
John II. Merrill was called to Port
Huron on business Wednesday.
Elva Pyar, of ireland, has been Wis
iting friends in Yale this week.
Mrs. +. w. Julian spent Sunday with
relatives and friends IL. Melvin.
oil IN oh
last week assisting in the bank.
Mrs. T. w. Wilson, of Melvin, was
calling on friends in Yale Tuesday.
Robert Bell and sister were visiting
friends in Algonac part of last week.
Charles Blackford left for Chicago
Monday to take in the fair for week.
Lizzie Menerey has been visiting
friends i'll Mt. Pleasant the past week.
Thomas Rapley and wife took the
afternoon train on Monday for Chicago.
William Wilkinson has been in AL
mont and Lapeer the past week on
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins, of Owosso,
visited Frank A. Griswold and wife this
week.
Will Zavitz and T. c. Mapes attended
the races at Carsonville the first of the
week.
John Kennedy, of Maple Valley,
made us very pleasant call on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Frank Ladrew, of Chatham, has
been visiting James Peters and wife
this week.
Mrs. T. II. Shaw has returned from
| Chatham, Ont, after an extended visit
with relatives.
Lizzie Gaynor, of North Branch, was
the guest OF her sisters Rosa and Mag
gle over Sunday.
Daniel Ferguson and wife, of Ber-
vile, visited DR.. Lathrop and family
Monday and Tuesday.
Wellington Umphrey, of Moore's
Junction, has been the guest of Peleg
Soule during the week.
Mrs. T. II. Jackson and Mrs. Arnold,
of Maple Valley, called on friends in
Yale one day last week.
| James Brown and James Hisey. of
Mayville, spent Sunday in Yale with
their families and friends.
Principal Black was in Port Huron
Thursday and Friday. No school in
high room in consequence.
Lena Lathrop, who has been at
Armada for the past three weeks re-
turned home last Thursday.
Lucy Custer, who has been visiting
friends in Yale the past week, leaves
to-day for her home in Ohio.
Mrs. Anna Calder, of Winnipeg,
Manitoba, is on a visit to her uncle and
aunt, Martin Monroe and wife.
Mrs. Isaac milford, of Long Island
called on Mrs. +. X. Beecher on her
way home from the Worlds fair.
DIR. p. G.. Lathrop and family attend
ed the wedding reception of Hartley
Tibbits and bride at Armada last week.
Robert w. Menerey and wife, James
+. Lutz and Robert Ii. Menerey return
ed from the Worlds fair on Monday.
Maud VanFIoughton, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. l.. G.. Lathrop,
returned to her home at Ipsilanti last
week.
Richard Ella and wife, Bob Ella, and
George Ella Sr., and Peter Bush have
been attending court in Port Huron
the past week.
Maggie and Rosa Gaynor accom-
panied by their sister Lizzie started for
North Branch Monday where they
will remain this winter.
Aaron Windsor, Thomas, Grant and
Cart Holden composed the company
who droye to INLAY City Monday
morning and took the train for Chicago.
Erich Vannostiz, of Detroit. Mrs.
James Livingston, of Baden, Ont, and
James Glib, of Brown CITY. were the
guests of James Mccall and family this
week.
Mrs. James Mccall and brother
Harry Livingston returned from
Chicago on Saturday last. Mrs. Mccall
was called home on account of the
sickness Of her baby.