The Yale expositor., 1897-12-03
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BROCKWAY.
Interesting Items From Our
Neighboring Burg.
rs. III. Grant is on the sick list.

Mrs. ii. Grant is on the sick list.
Mrs. J. Glassford is on the sick list.
NJ. Magner spent Wednesday in Port
Huron.
DR.. Lounsbury spent Monday in Port
Huron.
Our farmers are busy hauling hay to
Emmet.
Alice Russell is the new clerk at the
post office.
w. j. Mckinney, received carload
of salt last week.
Chas. Mckinney was a county capd-
tai visitor Monday.
James Mckinney was county cap
ital visitor Monday.
5. Brannock spent Monday with his
son Henry at Memphis.
George Shannon expects to move to
Kingston in couple of weeks.
What's the matter with Mac? We
wonder has he had too much rat2
Art. Vanorman received large con-
signment of dry goods this week.
Joseph Spring will work for Fred
Gooding, of Kenockee, next season.
w. j. Mckinney and wife spent
Monday and Tuesday in Port Huron.
David Lindsay now occupies the
Geo. Moore house west of this village.
Two or three weddings are billed to
occur in this locality in the near fu-
ture.
Annie Russell. who has been i'm Port
Huron all summer, returned home last
week.
We are glad to see Eli Shannon
around among us again after his late
illness.
John Carney and wife, of Detroit,
are at present visiting friends i'll this
locality.
John Davey, of Emmett, has been in
town lately looking after his property
interests.
VIM. Saunders, of Port Huron, was
a Brockway visitor Tuesday buying
butter and eggs.
Mrs. McGrattan has purchased the
William Jolley house and will move
into it in the near future.
Mollie Mckinney, of Port Huron,
spent Thanksgiving with her parents
in this place, returning Monday.
With the advent of hard roads our
blacksmiths are kept busy and our lit
tie town can't be beat in that line.
DIR. III. w. Lounsbury, lately of Can
ada, is located here and viii practice
his profession. He occupies the Cow
an house.
Garret Quain moved his wood saw
ing machine to the Falon woods Tues
day and will cut several hundred cords
of wood there.
| The AI;aeae Gba,naha,, xaya a aINo-o
well' party to select party of friends
last Tuesday evening. Prof. Glassford
of this place furnished the music
MI. Bourke and family took their
departure for Emmett Tuesday. He
will run an undertaking establishment
at that place. We wish him success.
Charles Mckinney and Joseph Kav-
anagh are receiving subscriptions for a
new bell for the Catholic church at this
place. Nearly one hundred dollars has
already been subscribed.
Evangelists Voight and McGlOne,
began series of meetings at the Pres
| byterian and M. 4. churches this place
last Sunday TO crowded house. The
meetings will continue two weeks.
Art Vanorman is our new postmas-
ter having taken possession of the office
last week Monday. He has opened a
general store in the building formerly
occupied by M. j. BOurke. Arts many
friends wish him abundant success in
his new position.
The county road scheme, now being
talked of in this county, when put to a
vote will receive favorable verdict
from the farmers in this section, as
they are just about thoroughly sick
ened with their own most excellent y
methods of highway labor.
The corner of Colfax and Brockway
streets is getting an uncanny reputa-
tion, several 'spooks" having been
seen. Fred and John are our author
ity. They are two badly scared 'col-
ored gentlemen" with odds favoring
John. The fact of the matter is that
you couldn't hire him TO round that
corner after o'clock without an able
body guard.