Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-06-22
General News.

General News.
Ransom Jersey, of Romeo, had his
thumb taken OIL in a saw mill.
Mayville Foresters hold anniversary
services on Sunday June oath.
A tower fifty feet high has been
built at Croswell for the new fire bell.
John SischO is now running the ho-
tel at Peck in place of Landlord
Holmes.
A brother Of A. y. Culver, of Mar
lette, is in the quarentined Merchants
hotel, in Detroit.
Mrs. Edy, of Port Huron, has be-
come crazy on religion and will be
sent to the asylum.
Marlette business men will assist w.
L. Mathews in the rebuilding of his
recently burned mills.
Christian Fistler, of lit. Clemens, a
laboring man, committed suicide by
drowning in Clinton river.
A divorce has been granted Mrs.
Caddie Perkins, of Port Huron, from
her husband, George Perkins.
Frank Wellstead, of Romeo, was the
lucky finder of genuine L. :. $40.
SOlu cpbbiiiS hio S"iNVh'
Cal. Hartshorn, of bennington, was
walking In his sleep and jumped from
u second story window, dislocating an
ankle.
The survey for the Port Huron and
Lexington railway has been finished
and subscriptions are now being So
licited.
Rev. Thomas Chalmers has been
permanently installed pastor of the
First Congregational church of Port
Huron.
Ex-Governor David Jerome, of Sag
NAV, will be present at the County
Pioneer Society, held in Port Huron
on the 26th.
The Richmond Review has been sold
to Messrs Crawshaw Bros, of Prentice,
Wisconsin, who will publish the paper
after August /.
The Anderson House, at CrOswell,
caught fire from q gasoline stove, one
day last week, and was damaged TO
the extent of $1,000.
Alfred Richards, of Port Huron, was
stabbed in the back bv a Pole in a
fracus at a saloon. The wound was
considered dangerous.
Albert Miller, of Richmond, had his
foot severely burned by a ladel of
molten iron splitting upon it, while he
was at work at the foundry.
The Tabernacle Camp meeting held
by the Mennonites near Brown City,
has been discontinued. There were
large crowds in attendance.
The body of Chas. Mills, one of the
men who lost his life in the rescue of
the Shupe's crew, was found floating
near Butler street dock last week.
Hiram Patterson, who probably calls
himself man, living north of Cros.
well, beat his aged mother almost 10
death, recently. Neighbors rescued
her.
Little Matte Arnold, of Marine City,
was badly burned by accidently set.
| ting fire TO her dress. Her sister was
also severely burned in aiding the
little girl.
June % the 22nd annual reunion OF
Co.'S. III and | Fourth Michigan Nolun.
teer Infantry will be held at Wales
Center. The gathering will be n has
ket picnic.
Crockett McElroy's new flyer called
the Unique, was auspiciously launched
at Marine City last Saturday. The
boat will run between Detroit and
Port Huron.
w. ii. Bonfoy, of Brown City, has a
pretty curiosity in moth, which came
from the cocoon of large green to-
mato worm, which Mr.. Il. put in II
bottle last fall.
A man. claiming to he advance
agent for Barnum IL Bailey's show,
has recently been in Port Huron, max
ing arrangements for the show TO be
held there. The fellow is a fraud.
The family of Il. G.. Baker, of Ma
rine City, has been quarentined on ac-
count of stopping at the Merchants
hotel, Detroit, where a young lady
died, supposed to be from smallpox.
A terrible storm ragged at Thornton
for about two hours last Saturday
night. Several people standing in a
barn were badly stunned and burned,
and a horse beside them was instantly
killed.
Port Huron people are not getting
up much enthusiasm over the 4th of
July celebration, and the Maccabees
may declare the whole affair off unless
more interest be taken at one more