The Yale expositor., 1898-03-04
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The sleighing is about whipped.
Thomas Mcleod is on the sick list.
The humps have entirely disappear
ed.
Ben Evans, of Yale, was Brockway
visitor Monday.
w. Sarsfeld, of Kenockee, was in the
"Old Town" on Monday.
Michael Magner spent a couple of
days last week in Port Huron.
Peninsular Tent. X. o. r. NJ, meets
March 9TH. 1898. A candidate.
Chas. Mckinney spent Thursday of
last week at the county capitol.
Township Treasurer Carson was in
Brockway Friday collecting taxes.
John Curry, of Carsonville, called on
old friends in this place OH Monday.
John Gathergood returned from the
woods last week. He reports dull
times.
Chas. Mckinney is spending a few
days this week in Port Huron and
Detroit.
Mrs. X. McKinion, of Mt. Salem,
spent the past week with Mrs. j.
Glassford.
+. Lounsbury, of Canada, is at pres
ent visiting his brother, the doctor, at
this place.
William Hodgins. who has been very
sick the past week, we are glad to say
is recovering.
Miss Blanche Harris is the new clerk
in the Brockway postotfice. She took
hold on Monday.
Fred Vanorman has returned from
Seney, Mich. He reports times dull in
the north woods.
The II. G. church choir will meet for
practice at the church Wednesday
afternoon, March 9th.
Martin J. Bourke and wife, John
Davey and wife, of Emmett, were
Brockway visitors on Friday.
DR.. Lounsbury was called profession
ally to CrOswell on Sunday, in consul
tation with DIR. Yuil. of Yale.
The Brockway mill yard is full of
logs. During the past week the farm
ers have taken advantage of the good
sleighing and hustled in the logs.
John Kelley, wife, daughter Mollie,
and Miss Mollie Corcoran. of Port
Huron, spent Saturday and Sunday
with the family of VIM. Mckinney.
Isaac Lewis, of Canada, who has pur-
chased the Orrin Smith place, spent
part of last week with his brother-in-
law, William llodgins, of this place
Mr.. Lewis will move here in the spring.
Regular reviews of Peninsular Tent,
X q. T. NJ, during 1898:-March 9TH,
April 4th, May End, May Both, June
9th, August LIST, August Goth, Septem-
Der 26th, October oath, November 2lst,
December Goth.
On Monday two teams and a half
dozen men from New Haven arrived
in Brockway prepared with all neces-
sary means to move the Presbyterian
church. 1t seems the New Haven
people wanted $3.50 and the Brockway
adherents would only give 800. They
finally compromised the matter by the
Brockway congregation paying 1910.
The New Haven delegation returned
home on Monday evening as they had
come, and Brockway still has the
church.
Again the hand of death has visited
our locality and removed another of
our pioneers, John Jurden, who died
at his home in Emmett on Saturday,
February 18th, 1893, after weeks
illness. Deceased always enjoyed the
best of health up to one week ago,
when he was afflicted without warning
by mental alteration. Everything pos
sible was done to restore him to health
but he sank rapidly. Mr.. Jurden was
born in Germany in the early '30s.
The funeral was held on Tuesday at
10 a. m. from his late home. The re-
mains were laid to rest beside his late
wife in Moore's cemetery. We offer
our sympathy to his daughter and rela-
tives.