Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-30
General News.

Peck farmers have begun seeding.
Almont has only two empty dwell
ings.
Capac Tent will dedicate their new
hall about April /.
Marlette Oddfellows will soon erect
a hall for their own use.
Forestville has new bank with the
Potts Bros. as proprietors.
The hoop mill at Coleman is averag-
ing about $4,000 hoops daily.
An addition of forty feet will be put
to the Richmond skating rink.
A new mail route has been estab-
lished between Brown City and Omard.
A wind storm damaged to con-
siderable extent buildings at Cass City.
II. S. Wickware, of the Cass City
Enterprise, is now president of that
town.
John Meier, of Port Huron, had a
stroke of apoplexy last week, but is
some better.
+. w. Philips resigns the manage
ment of the Minden City Herald to
Charles Terry.
A Masonic club has been organized
in Port Huron for the purpose of
building Masonic hall.
A charity hall was given in Port HUI
ron Tuesday night for the benefit of
the Hospital and Home.
The Woman's Relief Corps, of Rich.
mond, will erect soldiers monument
in the Richmond cemetery.
Enough money to paint the Nj. Z.
church at Carsonville has recently
been raised by subscription.
Manser Green, of Goodells, has been
stricken with paralysis. He cannot talk
and seldom recognizes anyone.
The ladies of the Methodist church
at Brown City, are getting up grand
"War Concert" to be given April 9th.
ID. S. Marshall & Co.'S. store at INLAY
City was burglarized one night last
week. About 500 worth of stuff was
taken.
A st. Clair lady accidentally got a
pin in her ear and two doctors have
failed as yet to relieve her of the
trouble.
Prof. Crawford, who has served as
Principal of the Richmond schools
nearly decade, has been re-engaged
for another year.
Deputy Game Warden Weischler
captured several nets which had been
set in Stott's creek at Lakeport last
week but the owners were not appre-
hended.
The northern part of Saniac county
was recently visited by terrific
thunder and lightning storm. Several
houses and buildings near Palms were
torn to pieces.
A large public meeting was recently
held at Sanilac Centre for the purpose
of devising ways and means to build an
electric railway between that place
and Carsonville.
Prof. G.. II. Brandt, of INLAY City
schools, has been re-engaged for an
other year, at an increase of 500 in
his salary which the Record considers
an ill-advised move.
A writ of attachment has been filed
against the Oakland House and Gotta
ges at st. Clair, on a claim of $751; 900
held by the American Fine Arts Asso-
citation of Milwaukee.
Thieves broke into freight car
standing at Armada and tore open and
scattered household goods which were
ready to be shipped. Some silverware
and other articles were missing.
The young burglars who recently
robbed so many Port Huron houses,
have been sentenced in Sarnia. Three
of them go to Kingston prison for
three years and one to the Sarnia Jail
for three months.
Frank Hyde, of Armada, has been
suffering intensely from one of his
eyes. Recently the doctors removed
the eye, which had been wounded,
and disclosed an abscess behind it.
The man is now rapidly recovering.
DIR. Charles J. Hull, one of Port HUI
ron's best known professional men,
has been obliged to dispose of his Of
flee and leave town, his love of strong
drink bringing him down to the lowest
level lis wife has siInd for n divorce