Ypsilanti

Aimtlter ball will b3 iven jHiiuary ■M. j There,are 085 membersol the M. Ii. i chureh. Miss Ldui.se lupcerHoll is Studj ing nnisic in New York City. The !St. Luke'.s vested chuir lias been enlarged to t'ortj meuibeis. Myron VV. Tarbox, the Jttcksou editor, was in the city Salurday. Mra, J. B. YanJFossen gave a te;i partv to her fumaer eiassniates Monday. Prof, and Mis. Daniel Putnatn gave a delightful reception Monday aïternoon. The city was without water for four hours kjiaiday, while the water pipes were being tfushed. The Morgan semiphorfl is attractiug, a good dealofattentio'i i'ru.Ti the Michigan Centra! officials. The Ypsilanti Building aml Loaii Association have declared a ilividend oí oiie per cent a uioatü. D. C. Griffiii. Edgar Kexl'ord and S. II. Dodge have been elected trustees of Highland Ceuieteiy associatiou. The funeral of [lui, Lynian Decatur Norris was held in Ypsilauti. Tuesday. the services being couductod by Eev. Dr. Smith, ot the S weden borgian oburch of Grand Ea'pids. Tlie first animal exhibition ot' the Ypsilanti l'oultry Association was a great success. Over 2ÍX) fowls were exhibited, all being excellent specimens. The exhibitions will be giveu each year hereafter. The L. O. T. M. in this city will be ofticered as follows the coming year: L. C, Jennie Nims; L. JLieut. C., Mary LilianrL. R. K., Helen Burt; L. F. K.", Jennie Ostrander; pliysician,Dr. Berm; chaplain, Eliza Eowe; sergeant, Ida Forsythe; M. at A., Christie VVilber; picket, Effie Whitmire; sentinel, Elixa Koot.