Manchester

itev. snier is visiting friends in town. Mr. James Waters was a day in Saline on business. Mr. H. Kirchhofer went to Jaokson Tuesday on business. Mrs. Schaffer, of Hillsdale, is visting at Mr. Branns. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brann of Jackson are visiting friend in town. Mr. and Mrs. C. Schndder of Brooklyn spent Sunday witli frieuds. Miss Mary Flinn of Jaokson has been visiting with her parents the past week. Mrs. Wm. Dieterle and of Aun Arbor, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Steinkohl. Mr. Mrs. F. O. Martty and Adolph Fausel, of Ann Arbor, spent Snnday with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Fansel. Mrs. L. Spenser, Mrs. Wm. Burtless and son Charles drove to Ypsilanti and Arm Arbor last Thursday, returning on Friday, aooompanied by Fred. Burtless and friend Mr. Wilke. Misses Henrietta Weir, Edifch Case - and Edith Kapp, of the Ypsilanti I mal school, George Torry and Gust Kuhl, of the Ann Arbor Uiversity, are I enjoying a ten days' vaction with their , parents. i Last Tuesday Walter C. Mack had a i sale of spring wraps. Mr. Josenhans came out from Ann Arbor to assist. The Easter services at the varions churches last Sunday evening were 1 joyed by all. l The yonng ladies society of the ! nel church met with the Misses J hofers last Thursday evening. 5 Mr. John Kensler has moved his ï goods in the store of tho unión savings j i bank which makes a very fine store. I í Dr. Ohlinger has nioVed into the ; bouse owned by W. Watkins and Geo. Nisler is moving into the house vacated S by the former. k Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Taylor, of Duluth, 1 formerly of Manchester, arrived here I last Monday with the remains of their Í Little six months old daughter. Ij