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VIII OpeH ny ApIll lObIs
Port Huron people must boil the
drinking water for the present.
Outside interests are looking up
sites for hotels in st.
Clair.
There was no school at Lexing-
ton last week on account of a coal
shortage.
Senator Poindexter, one of the
republican presidential nominees
will speak in Port Huron April 2.
Peck may have a special election
relative to changing the school
course from an eleven TO a twelve
grade.
Mrs. Clark, wife of George NJ.
Clark, justice of the state supreme
court, died at her home in Bad Axe
March 10Th.
The 23rd annual conference Of
the Mennonite church is being
held in Brown City this week to
last over Sunday.
William Roberts, formerly Of
Emmett, now Of Sanilac county,
stands six feet and three inches
in his stocking feet.
The X. of G. st. Patrick's Day
banquet held at Palms was a big
success and an annual affair. A
splendid program was enjoyed.
Newman Brothers, of Detroit
are behind the project for build
ing 300 concrete houses in Port
Huron. Work will soon be begun.
The vaccination ban has been
raised in Sarnia, which is a piece
Of good news TO many people, the
Vestriction being regarded as a
great nuisance.
Burglars broke into several
Summer cottages at Locust Beach
recently, belonging to Richmond
people and carried off all the
lhitchen furniture.
Mrs. John P. San hose
husband was 70 any yea one
lNf Pcr, 4ioIs most prominent
u..i-sAs, died last week in San
Gabriel, CAL, at the age of 81
years.
Adelbert Freeman, of Lambs,
was handling a loaded gun when it
discharged, the ball going thrc gh
his sisters wrist. The wound as
found by eX-ray as not extremely
serious.
Richmond expects a building
boom the coming season. It is
said that twenty or more houses
Twill be built by property owners
and local company will put up
as many more.
A bee of fourteen Memphis men
: shoveled six miles of highway
between Memphis and Richmond
free from snow drifts and put it
into good condition for automobile
, klg and transportation.
An important seizure Of liquor
, was made in the tunnel yards the
latter part of last week. Over 20C
: bottles of whiskey were found il
, the bottom of a carload Of turnips
: shipped from Montreal.
Il st. Clair will have this week
/ what to them is a new stunt, bal
2 is an old one to the milliners. 1t is
la Spring Opening event and Thur:
: lday, Friday and Saturday, the
. merchants will have on display
4 quantities of new goods.
81 Seven cars of dried chicory ar
rived in Port Huron last weel
f lfrom Belgium, consigned to E. 3
Muller & Co. Fifty car loads NOR,
: will follow. The chicory will al
: be finished in the Port Huron
O lplant and will then be distributes
= throughout the United States.
81 Armada has had no moving pic
, ture theatre for some time, bu
: through the interest of the busi
I ness men, ministers and superin
n tendent of schools and others tn
J. matter is being taken up. Macca
r. bee hall will be fitted up and pic
tures will soon be shown.
w. r. Roach & Company, O
Croswells canning factory plan
gave a mammoth banquet to tn
re business men and the growers i
~ the Community house last Satul
n day. The ladies of the Presbytel
i, ian church served chicken dir
t,, ner to 400 men, all seated at one,
ic "A splendid program was give
n. after the feast.
OF The Fraternal Fellowship A,
e, sociation which purchased Sta
a Island some time ago, thought
e. would be a difficult thing to Sc
ne the lots. There was, however,
m, surprising demand for the pro-
I'd erty and all the lots were sol
i'll with many applications not take
IL care of. Recently the company h;
purchased 500 acres on Harsen
Island, formed new compan
or called the place Symbol Land an
r. lots are now being sold with ind