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Orrin Avery, of CrOswell, 90
years old, painted his house last
week and did good job.
Eastern Michigan Orangemen
will hold their annual July 18th
celebration at Sandusky.
Three more stills have been
captured sp in Sanilae county
and the men engaged arrested.
e. p. Holmes, of Memphis, put
out trap for the pesky sparrow
and one day recently caught lat.
Harbor Beach merchants viii
take half day off every Thurs
day afternoon during July aaa
August.
The Canning factory at Cres-
well commenced on the crop of
peas last week There is big
acreage.
The first steel boat to be laun-,
ched in Marine City was showed
off one day last week. 1t was a
gala event.
Brown City now has a mile of
paving on her Main street, but
some one says you can mire in
the mud on either side.
John Schlinkert, of st. Clair,
had his pocket picked while on q
crowded street car in Detroit re-
Gently. His wallet contained S57.
Walter Simmons, of Richmond,
has been elected 1929 track team
captain of the u. of M. squad.
Simmons will be a senior next
year.
The Marlette Gas and Oil Ce.
has made Il complete organization
with $50 stockholders holding a
mceiing, selecting the board and
clecting officers.
Pert lluros's tenth Chautauqua
program will open in Pine Grove
lark July 30th and continue for
seven days with exceptionally
good entertainments.
Dry Allen. of Attention, is 70
years of age, and saws he can out-
shoot any man Of his age with o
rifle. He will take part in the
clay-pigeen sheet at Capae Oh the
4th. Mr.. Allen claims he eaH
throw any man in Michigan above
70 years of age.
Pursuant to orders of the Com
mon Council, there must be no
shooting of fire crackers or ex-
plosives ON any of the streets Of
Croswell. The patriotic boy may
De a little less patriotic by the
time he walks outside the city
limits to let off his Fourth of
July ardor.
Owen Fuller, for a number of
! years window dresser for the NJ
w. Tanner Co., of Saginaw, plans
to locate in Pigeon for the manu-.
facture of new window model
for the showing of mems waring
apparel The model is Mr.. Full
ler's invention and he believes it
will be in great demand.
Mrs. l.. G. Albertson, promi-
nent Port Hope lady, died very
suddenly last Saturday night just
aRer retiring, having been seeA1
ingly in the best Of health all day.
Mrs. Albertson organized the Wo-
mans Club at Port Hope, was an
active member in church and
Sunday school, OLE. S. and Teach
er's Training class. She was
about thirty-three years of age.
Howard,SYakes, 22-yEs. .-old,. and
Isabel Mcintyre, 10, of Port Hu-
ron were drowned in the canal on
Friday evening last, when their
canee capsized. Clifford WtnVa'l-
kenburg als1 of Port Hursn, and
Mary Mcdonald, ofJKinda, were
also in the canoe, But saved them
selves. 1t was said that one of
the party rose to change the Vic
t,Cla whicG WIS in the boat and
the craft upset. Only one knew
how to swiM.
For downright gall and nerve
the parties who appropriated the
bulbs from the peony beds at the
village park have anything skin
ned we have heard of in a long
time. The Women's Club pur-
chased these bulbs, shrubs al
trees for the park several yeok
ago at large expense and to
them is due the credit fer trans
forming the village grounds from
a ink pHs to it's present conG-
tion. Besides, members of the
club have denied themselves the
privilege Of taking these bulbs
for their own use until such time
as there was sufficient quantity
to supply every member of the
club. This little piece Of nerve
puts the perpetrator in the same
class with the parties who appre-
pirate the cemetery flowers for
, their own use-Deckerville Re-
corder.