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tractor concern locating there.
A new hotel on the lake shore
will be built at Port Sanilac this
summer.
st. Clair river is now between
three and four feet below it's av-
erage level.
C. B. Milberry of Harbor Beach
is the new manager of the Car
sonville Journal.
Michael Schneider, a pioneer o.
Richmond, died last week at the
age of 80 years.
The two banks at Deckervilic
have recently installed automatic
burglar alarm systems.
Mrs. r. B. Snyder, telephone
operator in Brown City has been
i'll the past week with diphtheria.
Andrew Mclaughlin, for nearly
60 years resident of Argyle, and
for 80 years a general merchant,
died last week.
The old pioneer Lathrop store
in Richmond, is now being torn
down and a new building will go
up in its place.
st. Clair's new financial insti-
tuition, the State Savings Bank,
opens it's doors for business on
Monday, March 9Th.
o. A. Tuck, a prominent merch-
ant of Brown City, has been crit
ically i'll the past week with hem
Iorrhages of the stomach.
V. A. Ludka, manager of Kearns
drug store at Brown City for sew
eral years, has resigned his posi-
tion and will go to Pontiac.
Miss Hazel Tuck teacher in a
private school in Washington, d.
g., has resigned her position and
returned to her home in Brown
City.
Marlette has finally decided it
would get back to fast time. So
last Monday morning the whistles
ANNOUNCED seven O'Clock ;.u hour
earlier.
The State Savings Bank at st.
Clair has been completed and will
be opened for business on Monday
March Sth. Saturday will be in
spection day.
B. w. Fellows of Marlette, has
established a reputation as
poultry raiser. Just recently he
has shipped to Oklahoma a trio of
r. G. S. Leghorns.
1t was reported that seven
thousand dollars worth of shin
giles were stolen from one of the
community houses of Marysville
on a recent Sunday night.
DR.. L. r. DeGurse Marine City's
present mayor, has been persuad-
ed to run for second term in or
der that he might complete sew
eral good works started by him.
Algonac youths seem to have a
mania for stealing ices and cakes
from peoples kitchens when they
are known to be serving such at
parties, etc. Complaints in plen-
ty are coming to notice.
The injuries which Elgin Hart
sell of Forester received when a
straw stack fell over on him, bury
ing and rendering him uncon-
scious for time, proved fatal and
he died one week after he was
hurt.
1t is reported that Frank Mac
Dougall has sold the Brown City
Sales and Service station to the
Auto Sales and Service Inc, with
Guy Oatman of Avoca as manager.
Mr.. Oatman has had seven years
Experience in the same line of bus
mess.
Many people with autos are
driving them so fast thru the main
streets of Marine City as to en-
danger the lives of pedestrians.
Also the street cars are being run
at too great speed thru these
streets. A halt will be called by
the City Dads.
The first annual Pet Stock and
Poultry Show held in Sandusky
by the Thumb Breeders and Fan
ciers Association and the Thumb
Progressive Poultry Club last
week, was most successful and the
management was delighted with
the initial affair.
Peter and Alfonzo Oosterlick,
who left Melvin last fall for trip
to their old home in Belgium, have
returned to their farm near Mel
vim, the former bringing his wife
and daughter back with him. II
is said the men are glad to get
back to the United States.
| Geo. Eichorn of Detroit who was
charged with manslaughter in con-
nection with the death of Mildred
Welch, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Welch of that city, formerly
OF Yale, on the night of Feb. 10
1919, was found mot guilty." in q
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