Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-12-08


Advance Lodge, l. o. o. f. will hold
election of officers this (Frlday) even
ing.
Our wooden mill is as busy as usual.
The works are not closed down until
late at night.
There is an old proverb that if the
ice will hold man before Christmas
it will not bear him after.
Brant's Balsam always gives salts.
faction. Double usual size 20 and DC
cents at Grant Holden q Bros.
The sleigh bells were iingling right
merrily on Sunday. About six inches
night previous.
D1edin Yale on Sunday, December
3, lS03, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
5. w. Fox. The remains were taken
to Brown City for burial.
The case of William Bernard charged
with assaulting little daughter of
Amos Haskell, of Kenockee, comes on
to-day at the county capitol.
Prof. Ct. r. Sturgis desires a full at
tendance of scholars at his class meet
ing this friday evening as he will
bring up matters of importance.
w. w. Grinnell has been occupying
John w. Stratton's position as express
agent at the station the past few days
on account of the latter's sickness.
Myrtle. the four-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcdonald, of
Wadhams, was severely burned one
day last week by falling in pail of
boiling water.
w. II. Ballentine & Son intend moy-
ing their stock of merchandise recent
ly purchased at Inlay City, to Yale
next week and will occupy the south
store in the Doelle block.
Miss Phoebe Roy, of Capac, COM
menced her labors in the Primary
school building Monday morning. We
are pleased to welcome Miss Roy to
Yale as she is an excellent teacher.
Yale Fire Co. will hold an adjourned
meeting in Firemen's hall next We'd
nesday evening tor the purpose of
Every member is requested to come
out.
Mrs. Taylor will sell goods by the
yard at and below cost for the next 80
days in order to run them off. She
also has Il nice line of albums and
books for the Christmas trade at prices
to suit.
Township treasurer Daniel Weaver
will be at his home in MELVIN on each
Friday in December for the purpose of
collecting taxes. Those who have
taxes to pay should call on him during
the month and save the percentage.
Will III. Wear, who has conducted a
meat business in Yale for the past six
teen months, sold out on Saturday
last to George Ioungs who took pos
session on Monday. We wish the new
proprietor success in his undertaking.
Notice his ad. in this issue.
Last week at the residence Of II. J.
McPhee in Brown City, Charles Will
son, OF Melvin, was married to Alice
Wharton. The newly married will
take up their residence in Melvin. Miss
Wharton will be remembered favor
ably IN Yale, having made it her
home Il few years since.
On Monday Or. Benjamin Clyne, of
Yale, Drs. Frederick LOhristorfer and
i. =. Tibbals, of Port Huron, were APP
pointed members of the pension board
TO succeed DIR. II. i. Mills, Or. j. Il.
McGurk, and DR.. G. Spencer. We
congratulate DIR. Clyne on his appoint
ment and trust it may prove quite
lucrative.
J. O. Grinnell, who was injured by n
street car in Lansing last summer, Is
now at his home in Port Huron in a
very critical condition from the effects
of the accident. There are no hopes
at present of his immediate recovery
He has sinking spells which leave him
in a very weak condition. DR.. Stock
well is attending him.
c. +. Michaels has cards out an
nouncing grand Christmas ball and
supper at his hall in Yale on Monday
evening, December %. Music will be
| furnished by Lawrence's full concert
orchestra. He has decided not to
have New Years ball and invites all
who enjoy dancing to attend his
| Christmas ball. Bill 1925.
Farmers, business men. citizens and
members Of the Brockway Centre Dis
| trict Agricultural Association will
please turn out at the adjourned meet
ing of the society to be held in the
Rapley House on Monday, Decem
Der 18th, 1898. There is business oil
| great Importance 10 De TRANSACTED n
this time and a full quorum is neces
sary.
The X. O. r. NJ. and L. O. T. NJ
have decided to hold public join
installation of officers soon after thu
holidays and committees have beer
appointed to correspond with some Of
the noted members of the order whC
will give addresses. A good program
will be arranged and the ladies will dc
their part toward fine supper, oysters
included. Dates and program to bt
given later.
Ex-Romanist, Il. w. Tavener, for
merly of London, Eng, delivered ;
lecture in the NJ. +. church last even
ing TO fair-sized audience. Subject
Why ! left the Roman Catholic
church, and what saw therein" Mr.
Tavener will give lecture in the NJ
p. Church this friday evening, alsC
Saturday evening in same church, a
1880 O'Clock. Invitation to ladies anC
all christian people.
II. Doelle & Son, our live jewellers
offer choice of fine plush album OF
! Dlush toilet set tn the one who ot1pSSp