The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-03-26
BroCkway.

The roads are very muddy.
Fred Jolley was in Yale Wednesday
night.
Master William Magner is on the
sick list.
Michael Shanahan was in Port Huron
Wednesday.
Mill Creek now has the appearance
of old times.
DR.. Yuill is in Brockway every Tues
day and Friday.
ID. j. DAVIDSON, of Port Huron, was
home on Sunday.
Take care Mac or we will be compell-
ed to give you away.
Late Mass at the Catholic church
next Sunday, March 2S.
w. j. Mckinney and wife spent
Wednesday in Port Huron.
The recent furry of snow has left
the roads in very bad shape.
Edna Lovelock is visiting friends III
Armada at the present time.
Stephen Balmer and Arthur Vanor-
man were in Yale on Tuesday.
Michael Magner spent Friday and
Saturday at the county capitol.
John Gathergood is now able to
move around on the foot ne cut some
time since.
Michael Magner will join the KOTM
at the next meeting OF Peninsular Tent,
Apr. II, 1897.
Thos. Martin, of Yale, spent part of
last week with his sons William and
George at this place.
Since the recent ett-Fitzsimmons
mill sporting stock in our town seems
to have taken bound.
James Biggerstafi took the train on
Monday morning for Detroit where he
will remain for some time.
w. Mckinley is the advance agent OF
prosperity. Some people think he is
a long way ahead of his show.
Mae Traynor returned to Detroit on
Saturday after visiting a month with
her grandfather at this place.
Mable Davey spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents in this place,
returning to Port Huron on Monday
morning.
A few of our people attended the
lecture at Emmett on Friday evening
and report the lecture we'll worth the
price charged.
VIM. Hodgins. we hear, is also men,
toned as candidate for Supervisor
this spring. Mr.. Hodgins madea good
officer formerly. Why not now?
Alvah Smith will move one of his
barns from its present location and
build a stone foundation under it.
VIM. Blackford, of Yale, has the job.
The following are the dates of PENN
sular Tent meetings for 1S97:--Even-
ings of April IL, May 10, June IA, July
~, August ., September 6, October 4,
November s, December 6.
We are glad to hear that Stephen
Balmer will offer himself as candi-
date for the nomination of Supervisor
of Brockway township. Mr.. Balmer is
one of our sound farmers of pronoun.
ced ability, and if elected would make
good and efficient officer.
Thos. Mcleod, Esq, etc., is the logi.
cal and the peoples candidate for the
Office of pathmaster in section No. Fl
for the year of 1897. Mac would make
good overseer, being thoroughly ac-
quainted with all phases of highway
work, and that's the very kind of a
man we want as some parts of the road
need immediate repairs.
One of the sticks which guards
the north approach of the Brockway
bridge is completely rotted out and we
think it would be good policy for the
proper officers to see that il is replaced
with another guard in order to avoid a
repetition of the last accident that hap
pened in 1885, whereby horse was
killed by going off the abuttment.
The Maccabean investigation COM
mlttee is now in session, il having been
continued from last Saturday. inyesti-
eating the charges preferred by DIR.
Cowie against Martin j. Bourke, anoth-
er Maccabee. Mr.. Bourke is repre-
sented by Harvey Tappan, of Yale.
and DR.. Cowie by Drake & Johnson, of
the same place. The case has shook
Maccabee circles to the foundation.
If you have ever seen child in the
agony of Group, you can appreciate the
gratitude of the mothers who know
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