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There is a prevalence of diphtheria
in Port Huron again.
The YMCA of Port Huron has Sc
lected site and will erect fine build
ing for their wants.
The Croswell Driving Club cancelled
their dates for last week on account of
not being able to get horses enough for
a race.
Henry Rossow, of Ira, was elected
last week member of the county poor
board and W. +. Lewis reelected coun-
ty examiner of schools.
Last week an accident occurred at
the Capac Paper Mill which occasions
a loss of $500. The big belt conveying
the paper pulp to the machine broke.
Thomas Oldfeld, one of the rural
carriers out of CrOswell, was taken
very i'll upon returning from his route
one day last week, and died on Fri
day.
Henry Gaskill, of near Inlay City,
grew some fine sweet potatoes this sea-
son and says that with favorable
weather there would be no difficulty in
raising the crop here.
Two workmen at the St Clair ship
yard came down with smallpox, and
| the 40 fellow workmen living at Ma
rine City were obliged by order of the
! Mayor to be vaccinnated.
Eugene Potter, living near LenOX,
went to Memphis one day last week,
drew $500 from the bank and took the
! train for Port Huron. His family or
friends know nothing of his where
abouts, or why he should go away.
Mrs. Bert Cutcher, of Mussey town
ship, has been arrested, charged with
using indecent language in the pres
ence of women and children. 1t is
said that children going to school walk
mile out of their way to avoid her.
The li-year-old daughter of George
Barley, of Sandusky, who left her
home to visit in Detroit, last week, but
who did not arrive at her relatives
| there, had not been found at last re-
ports. The police are looking for her.
The big Ferguson and Allen farm in
Berlin township has 10 acres in beets
and the crop is the best ever. The
roots are being drawn to market at the
tons of produce will come off the farm
this season.
For two seasons DR.. Paterson, of Ca.
pac, has harbored a tramp swarm of
bees which has filled the hollow place
in the outer walls of his house with
honey enough TO keep a good many
people sweet. One hundred and TWEEN
! ty-five pounds has been taken out.
The st. Clair County Press, published
at st. Clair by Charles Roberts, has
just started upon its seventh year,
looking prosperous, healthy and we'll
fed The Press, from the first has
been success, although it was proph-
esied that it wouldn't last six months.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year at the Epworth
League convention of the Port Huron
district, held at Marine City last week:
President, Il. Oliver Huckle, st. Clair;
| presidents, Rev. c. a. Lohnes,
Deckerville; Martha Reid, Jeddo; jose
phine Townsend, Algonae; Mrs. a. NJ.
Niles, Carsonville; Secretary, j. Pearl
Dean, Sandusky; Treasurer, Ray Street
er, Port Huron; Junior Supt., Emma
McCreary, Richmond
The following officers were elected
| for the ensuing year at the Woman'S
Foreign Missionary society of the Port
Huron district, held at Algonac last
week President Mrs. G.. b. Steele,
Port Huron; ce-presidents, Mrs.
Schanher, Mt Clemens: Mrs. a. NJ.
Smith, Algonac; Martha Reid, Jeddo;
Recording Secretary, Mrs. j. Nj. Gro
man, Mt. Clemens; Cor Secretary, Mrs
w. Hoffman, Port Huron; Treasurer
Mrs. Thos. Newman, Mt. Clemens; Sec.
of tn" Young Peoples Work, Mrs. W..
b. Weaver, Jeddo.