Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-06-29

llllle.
Bert, son of Albert Jackson, ate some
green pears on Wednesday and has
since been very sick.
George Weston has commenced the
foundation of Andrew DePeels new
house on Mary street.
j. a. Davidson q Co. advertise special
prices on carpets, curtains, wall paper
and crockery. See adv.
The Yale base ball nine did the
Brockway nine up to the tune of 20 to
80 at the latter place last Tuesday.
If you want good pillow or any part
of pillow, call on the farmers friend,
Old Brockway. He has justreceiyed II
full stock.
A. w. Ferguson q Co. have a change
of advertisement in this issue which
should receive the attention of EXPOSE
TOR readers.
Premature badness may be prevent
| ed and the hair made to grow on
heads already bald, by the use of
| Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
The gold medal which Bertha
| Beecher received at her school rs first
prize in reading, is handsome breast
pin and an elegant ornament. She
may well be proud of it.
Every arrangement for n good time
| is being made for the picnic in Gilmore
! Putney's grove, Speaker, on July 4th.
! \ suitable program for the occasion
will be carried ont by the committee.
Everybody invited.
A very pleasant evening was passed
| by the members and friends of the
| Order of Eastern Star at the residence
of III. +. Beard on Tuesday. The Cob
web Contest was very interesting and
furnished considerable sport for both
young and old.
The f. & p. VI. R'y will run a special
excursion train to Bay City, July 18th,
| where a large Orange celebration will
be held. The train will leave Yale at
7:55 and arrive at Bay City at 1890.
Returning from Bay City at $50. Fare
for round trip Sl.20.
Fred NJ. Brand has been in North
Branch, Clifford Marlette and Croswell
during the past two weeks and has
done large business in dress goods
and trimmings. lie has very large
assortment OF fine goods and il will pay
you to see his stock.
Mrs. Hubert, widow, living at Rose
burg, lost a bundle containing | feather
bed, 4 feather pillows, | quilt and
cOmforters wrapped in carpet, on the
road between Capac and ROseburg on
the 9Th day of June. Finder will be
rewarded by returning same to owner.
Since publishing the report of the
death of Gurley Lester in last week 5
EXPosIToR, we have learned that there
is no truth in the rnmor. our inform
ant is a reliable, trustworthy citizen
and gave us the report as he received
il. We are pleased the report Is not
true.
a number of friends passed So
cable evening at the residence of
Ezra Freeman last Friday. Among
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Newkirk and
Aggie Russell Mrs. Gustin, and Lara
Butler and wife. Ice cream was served.
There will be matched game of
base ball between the teams of Brock
way and Yale al Brockway on Monday,
July ,, 1924. for purse OF $500 a side.
These two teams are very evenly
matched and You may look for an in
terestiug and hotly contested game
The playing will commence at O'Clock
sharp.
Excavating j. being done for the
foundation of the new ". r. church
and the work will be rapidly pushed
TO completion. The plans contemplate
a fine structure, with furnace, per
: feet system of ventilation so much
needed in all public buildings, anG al
improvements which go to make &
modern church.
Died in Yale on Friday, June 22
1894, the six weeks old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Easton. The sorrowing
parents desire to thank the many
friends and nelghbors who assisted
during the sickness and after the death
of the child, also those who accom-
panied the funeral procession to the
Kenockee cemetery on Saturday.
Several members of the State Revi
val Band begin tent meetings in
the village this week. Great success;
has attended their efforts in the pas
, and their coming can but prove great
blessing to Yale. Let all avail them
selves of this opportunity as the meet
, ings will probably not continue more
} than ten or twelve days. Song book
Evangelist No. 3 will be used in the
services.
Mrs. Abner Phillips died at her home
in Lynn on Sunday, June "a, 1894, a
the age of 10 years, months and q
days. The funeral was held at the
, South Lynn school house on Tuesday
Rev. Lester Clark officiating. Deceas
eds maiden name was Lydia May
Morgan and was born in the township
} of Lynn, November 9th, 1874; was
: married to Abner Phillips on January
%, 1898. She leaves a large circle oil
friends and relatives to mourn hel
t departure.
c. Cooper q Co. is the name of thu
new firm in the undertaking business
in Yale. Their rooms are in the corner
: store of the Duffie block where they
, intend to keep an elegant line of cas-
! kets, cases and furnishings and every
thing necessary for the conducting oil
first-class undertaking house. They
, further say in their announcement
that they are in no way connected will
. any of those combines that have con
spired to keep up the prices of such
goods to an eXorbitant figure. first