The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-04-30
BROCKWAY.
The Weeks Events In the Old
Town Gathered and Condensed
for Expositor Readers.

The Weeks Events In the Old
Town Gathered and Condensed
for Expositor Readers.
Brockway here and Brockway there
Like a hummer on tear;
But II we get those two rails bright
Wen bury Yale out OF sight.
Spring work is now in full blast.
j. Cavanagh has moved his barn.
DIR. Yuill, of Yale, was in town Tues
day.
w. j. McKenney was in Port Huron
Tuesday.
NJ. Wagner was Port Huron visitor
on Saturday.
Michael Mckinney left for the
north Monday.
Ella Haskell, of Kenockee, was in
town on Tuesday.
James Mckinney spent Friday at
the county capitol.
Mrs. II. Copeland and j. Glassford
spent Tuesday in Avoca.
John Davey has moved his barn. 1t
now fronts on Colfax st. w.
Chas. Lovelock is now able to be
around after his late sickness.
Martin j. Bourke has put in COM
plete line of farming implements.
Michael Shannahan on Thursday
took load of hay to Port Huron.
Some one of our acquaintance has
black eye. Where did he get it?
Chas. Vanorman will take up his
residence in Emmett in the near future.
Mrs. VIM. Martin, who has been on
the sick list, is now able to be around.
j. Dwyer, of Canada, is at present
the guest of his sister, Mrs. X. Shan
nahan.
Many of the farmers in this section
will experiment with the sugar beet
this season.
w. j. McKenney sold oyer LOO
dozen of eggs. VINO can say the hen
is not busy?
Quite crowd of the aristocracy
visited Emmett Wednesday night. The
Mckay entertainment was the magnet.
Mrs. Geo. Vanorman is at present in
Kenockee at the bedside of her faith
er, Mr.. Burnham, who is dangerously
| ill.
Seemingly those electric road prop
ositions are a close relative of the
mushroom, spring up in night and as
soon die.
Until later notice Mass will be cele-
brated in the Catholic church this
place every two weeks, beginning one
week from next Sunday.
NJ. j. Bourke on Saturday gave a
party to all the young folks in this To-
cality, it being the anniversary of the
birth of his youngest child Harold.
The Parish Priest will be at the
Catholic Church this place IN the fu-
ture every Saturday, 10 a. M, for the
purpose of instructing the children.
Although damaged in some places
by the last fall of snow, the greater
part of the fall wheat in this section is
in splendid condition and gives good
promise of an abundant crop.
Listeners never hear anything good
of themselves" and if a certain party
in this section don't let up on the
practice according to threats overheard
by scribe it will become somewhat I'M
healthy for him.
NJ Mckinney, who has been in
Louisiana the past two years, returned
north last week and Is at present the
guest of his father, James Mckinney.
when he lett the south the tempera-
ture was 60 degrees above.
Next review of Peninsular Tent May
10. The Lady Maccabees have made
extensive improvements in the hall
and it is not improbable that there will
be n candidate ready on the above
date ready and willing to test the
bucking capacityof the Maccabee goat
Now is the time to join as low rates
prevail.
On a former occasion we mentioned
the matter in reference to the bridge
guard, and seemingly our observations
went unheeded. But there is one
thing we know is not unheeded. That
is: Township officers do not forget
the time their salaries come due. We
believe it our duty to bring this to the
attention of the proper officers and il
we say too much, please consider the
place 1t comes from.