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store in Sanilac Centre.
Operators are leasing land in Tuscola
county for mining purposes.
Two steam laundries will undertake
to do a paying business in Croswell.
David G.. Atwell, pioneer of Attica
township. died last week aged rs years.
The twelfth of July celebration of
Michigan will be held in Port Huron.
Mrs. Rosela Bisbee, of near Romeo.
died last week at the advanced age of
90 years.
At INLAY City the school district is
now entirely free from debt, the last
81 800 having just been paid.
L. B. Rice, of Port Huron, has been
authorized to solicit aid in st. Clair
county for the Cuban sufferers.
The bonds for the new school house
at Sanilac Centre have been sold to
Frank w. Hubbard, of Bad Axe.
While ice boating one day last week
| four st. Clair men ran into an air hole
and narrowly escaped drowning.
Heaths store at New Baltimore was
recently broken into by thieves, who
secured $50 in cash and some articles.
Brown City is now IN her glory. The
electric lights have been turned on and
everything seems to work satisfaction
| lily.
The tobacco store of II. w. Bradley
Bros. in Romeo, was broken into one
night last week, but nothing of value
taken,
Rachel Stimson, who was reported
last week as i'll with diphtheria, died
ut her home near Brown City last Sat
urday.
At Romeo company of stockmen
are forming an agricultural society
and will purchase land for race track
and fair grounds.
The fourteenth annual meeting and
banquet of the Tuscola County Lin
coin Club was held in Mayyille last
Thursday evening.
The postoffice scrap is in dead earn
est in Vassar. Caro- Is also taking
hand in it, which is rather aggravating
to Nassar people.
Port Huron poormaster's Office has
loud calls for aid during this severe
weather. Several very distressing in
stances haye been relieved.
A company of Capac ladies have form
ed revolving visiting company and
every Friday afternoon one Of the
number entertains the rest.
L. G. Mapes, late of Deckeryille, will
lease tin shop and remove to Sanilac
Centre instead of to Minden City, as
reported in this column last week.
Charles Weichsler, deputy game war
den of st. Clair county, has resigned
his position, and it is not likely that
his successor will be appointed for
some time.
"Pie Socials" seem to be coming in
to vogue, ladies who bring pies securing
free admission. No life insurance
provision is as yet attached to the
movement.
Men who ask for aid at the poor
masters Office in Port Huron are given
a job of ice cutting, but many of the
men are too lazy to work and prefer to
go cold and hungry.
a 7-year-old daughter of Henry
Smith, of Deckerville, was seriously
burned by the explosion of lamp at
| her bedside. Her father was also bad
| ly burned on his hand IN trying to put
out the fire.
Burton c.. Bullock, the turnkey at
the Sanilac county Jail, has vacated
his position and will farm it in Ever
green township. Eugene DEMO takes
Bullock's place at the Jail.
Fire in the house of w. ID. Ross, I'M
lay City, burned hole in the floor
large enough to let the stoye through
and but for the timely ARRIVAL of the
family, the house would have been in
| flames.
Stephen II. Moore, deputy county
treasurer, has purchased the old Dex-
ter House in Fort Gratiot township.
This used to be a popular inn, but Mr..
Moore will tear the building down and
erect fine new house. The Times
saws 10 one but Mr.. Moore knows who
| the mistress of the house will be.
| A couple arrived i'm Port Huron last
week all the way from England in or
der to get married, The woman was
the mans sister in-law and English
and Canadian law forbid them matri-
mony. In Port Huron a Presbyterian
minister could not marry them but a
Baptist minister could and did. The
man is 66 and the woman 81. They
returned to England happy.