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A baby weighing only one pound was
born at the hospital in Port Huron last
week
The opening of the new Majestic
theatre i'm Port Huron will take place
in about one month.
A baby show will soon be given 10y
the ladies society of the Sturgis Memoir
ial church, Port Huron.
The sixth annual banquet of the Zach
Chandler Club was held at Lapeer
January rs and was a huge success.
Ben Davenport, lately foreman of
the st. Clair Republican, has taken
editorial charge of the Algonac Courier.
Capac small boys are not content
with playing marbles week days but
must play all day Sunday on the street
corners.
The Marine City Reporter gives a
cut of the elegant new NJ. +. church in
its last issue. The building will be
dedicated February IL.
Port Huron will celebrate her 50th
anniversary in 1907. 1t has been
thoroughly decided to have a rip roar
ing good time for at least three days.
There is a bitter feeling on among
high school students in Port Huron.
Two factions are after the control of
affairs i'm the senior class and all affairs
themselves are going to the dogs.
When Port Huron was a small Indian
village, it's name was Delude, when the
village grew a little larger, the name
was changed to Desmond and in 1888
Port Huron came into existence.
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tory at Marine City will be sold and
bid in by the bond holders. The stock
holders will be left out and the people
of Marine City will be the losers of at
least $l25,0O0.
Mrs. John Sullivan, of Melvin, is a
sadly afflicted woman. She is blind
and confined to her bed by sickness.
Last week her husband died and last
Sunday her house was destroyed by
fire, with all contents lost and no insur-
ance.
There has been a feud on between
two factions of the common council OF
st. Clair lately, which now appears to
be at an end and all are now meeting
together amicably. The affairs of the
city will probably receive attention due
them now,
Mrs, Chas. Grinnell, of Dryden, whose
husband recently died. seems to have
become partially insane over her loss.
She was missed last Sunday and after
search, was found in the creek where
she had thrown herself. She was re-
suscitated.
The peat plant at Capac which is
now manufacturing finished paper, is
the most modern plant in America and
in fact is the only one of its kind in the
world, The Capac plant has capacity
of from 80 to 40 tons of finished pro
duct day.
Sandusky is left again without a
superintendent of the public school
Prof, Merritt Fisher who succeeded
Prof, Hands the middle of November
has resigned and left town. Prof
Hands who is cashier in the bank, will
devote few hours day to the school
until new teacher can be engaged,
Prosecuting Attorney Moore was in
Capac last week investigating into the
death of Agnes Gottschalk on whom il
was said there had been criminal prac
tice by an INLAY City physician. II
was decided to turn the case over to
Lapeer county officials as both physic
ian and the young man implicated re-
sided in that county.