The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-09-25
BroCkWay.


Chas. Mckinney was in Port Huron
Tuesday.
w. ]. Mckinney is somewhat under
the weather.
William Hodgins went to the poor
farm Monday.
Thos. Mcleod will move to the
Jolley house next week.
The new pastor of the NJ. Z. church
occupied the pulpit last Sunday.
Farmers have just about finished
sowing their fall wheat in this locality.
Quite an Anglo Saxon, Scotch,
Dutch, Irish fracas last Sunday night.
Rev. Kirkland was at his place
again last Sunday much improved in
health.
The six-year-old child OF Geo. Hyde
died last week of diphtheria. Inter
ment at Kenockee.
James Davey, of Kawkawlin, Mich,
who has been visiting his nephew John
Davey has returned home.
III. Brannock spent Sunday with the
family of John Fisher at this place re-
turning to Memphis in the evening.
Laborers In this section could obtain
plenty of work, but the trouble is
there are very few looking for work.
Mabel Davey who is attending school
in Port Huron spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents at this place.
Quite curiosity, that is an apple
tree in full bloom, Is TO be seen at the
Farm of Mrs. Carney, one-half mile
west of this place.
Mrs. Mary Reidy, of the Upper Pen
insula is at present the guest OF her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ID. McNerney
and other friends.
James Kelley has purchased the
Cottar house on the Memphis road and
moved it to his own place and will re-
pair and fit it up as family residence.
Mrs j. Carney, of Detroit, who has
been visiting her parents ID. Gleason
and other friends in this locality the
past two weeks, returned home last
Saturday.
IT was announced last Sunday from
the Catholic church pulpit that the
plasterers on the new Emmett church
were idle for the want of sand and
those who had not hauled their full
amount of sand were thereby notified
for the last time to haul it the present
week.
Our hustling townsman William
Hodgins, candidate for County Treas
ure, on the Silver Peoples Democratic
ticket, and the only candidate on
either ticket from this section of ST.
Clair county for county office, is II well
known person and fully worthy of the
confidence of the people. Our town is
entitled TO representative at the
county capital and when man of the
standing of Mr.. Hodgins stands for an
Office we should unite to a man in his
support and throw politics to the
wind. What matter to us if he be Re-
publican or Democrat as long as he is
an upright, honorable man and con-
stantly on the lookout for the peoples
interest as is abundantly proven by
years he served Brockways as super
visor, and later the county at large in
the capacity of Poor superintendent.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Marie
Carol, who died in Detroit, Sept. IL,
1896, was held from st. Joseph's Cath
Ollie church. this place, last Sunday at
10 O'Clock, Rev. FIR. Laughran as cele-
brant of the Requiem High Mass. De-
ceased was well known and highly
respected lady as was attested by the
large crowd that turned out in spite of
the inclement weather. Mrs. Carol
was for many years parocial house
keeper of Kenockee, having assumed
the management when the late FIR.
Lynch was called to the pastorate in
1879, and continued until FIR. Lynch's
death in 1893 when she returned to
enjoy we'll earned rest, but not for
long. The present pastor FIR. Laugh
ran hereto returned and in 1894 she
again assumed charge and remained
until two months ago when, on ac-
count ill of health, she was again COM
PEELED to give 1t up. In hopes of OBJ