Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-02-02
General News.

Almont has 90 widows.
A band is being organized at Almont.
An l.. o. Il. NJ. hiYe will be organized
at Avoca.
Thos. Heenan is the new postmaster
at Leonard.
There are very few prisoners in the
county jail.
A musical society has been organized
at Inlay City.
Avoca can have a roller process mill
by giving an $500 bonus.
Carsonyille wants wooden or flax
mill or canning factory.
There will be "a graduates from Port
Huron high school this year.
The mail route between Almont and
Dryden has been discontinued.
A large salt mandatory will locate
at Marine City for 5000 bonus.
John Staley, of Columbus, was re-
Gently injured by runaway horse.
A German hive of the l.. o. 7. NJ.
was organized in Port Huron last week
1t is probable that an agricultural
fair will be held at INLAY City next fall
Joseph Stimmel, Port Huron Ger.
man, is crazy and has been placed in
the Jail.
1t is now fully decided that til e home
for the feeble minded will be located
at Lapeer.
Thomas ii. Murphy, a Port Huron
lawyer, was married January 30 to q
Toledo lady.
John Thody, Of Lakeport, has been
arrested charged with selling liquor
without license.
The Lady Maccabees at Memphis
have had considerable wood stolen
from them recently.
The Michigan Pro tective Order of
Liquor men organized a local lodge in
Port Huron last week.
1t is claimed that some Port Huron
tailors are conducting lottery schemes.
One arrest has been made.
4 big society event in Marine City
last week was the marriage of William
j. Burns and Mamie l.. Frances.
The firm of Good Brothers have pur.
chased the Brown City creamery for
81 800 and will operate the same.
A brick building is being put up in
WHlCllJ NlCll llnlHlNu, Will
be occupied by the Leader office.
Nellie Smith. of Cottrellville, aged 81
years, died last week of diphtheria. A
brother is low with the same disease.
Sand Beach boasts of not being visit
ed by a genuine tramp for several
years. What other town can say the
same
The docket for the February term OF
circuit court contains II criminal cases
107 jury cases, 10 court cases and 2
chancery cases.
The rumor is rife that change vii
be made in the general management o
the +. q p. NJ. railway at the MAY
meeting of the stockholders.
The postoffice at Mayville was enter
ed by burglars one night last week blu
they were probably frightened away a
nothing was taken and their tools wer
left.
The mail route between Memphi
and Richmond has been discontinued
Memphis has two mails day by train
which is all the government consdere'
necessary.
The Epworth League at Sand Beacl
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is something new. The room is decor
ated in heart shaped evergreens, tn
refreshments are all heart-shaped, etc
While Mr.. and Mrs. George White, o
Memphis, were crossing a bridge jus
east of town, their horse backed of
into the river and it was with grea
difficulty that all were rescued. Bruises
sprains, a ruined horse and demolished
cart were the unhappy results.
Wildman Mills, of Croswell, who ha
had charge of the Truman Moss estate
the wealthiest estate in Sanilac county
since the death of Truman Moss, ha
resigned his position on account of i'll
health. William II, Aitkin, lawyer ant
banker Of Carsonville, succeeds MI
Mills.
The entire family of nine at Jame
Bakers residence in Port Huron, wer
nearly asphyxiated by natural gas on,
night last week. An old gas well nea
the house had been leaking badly AM
it was found by experiment that tn
gas had worked under the house. Al
the members were brought to cor
seriousness by hard work.