Whittaker

Mrs. Johu Percivall is on the sick list. Mrs. F. J. Hammond visited frieuds it Belleville Monday. Miss Lillie Foss is at home for a week. Bert Cheesemau, of Belleville, called on old friends here Monday. Williaui A. Mier has a nephew visiting him from Monroe. Miss Carrie Sherwood, of Carlton, is the guest of Miss Gusta Doty. John Kramer's nephew returned to Cleveland Friday night. Little Unice Kelley, of Traverse City, is vasitingher aunt, Mrs. J. A. Doty. Miss Mary J. Ryau, of Detroit, is the guest of Miss Mary S. Stecher. Mike J. Doty returned to Slighs, Grand Traverse county, Monday. Nick Ketchersou, of Detroit, a fonner resident of this place, is visiting relatives here. Mrs. Gates White, of Garden Prairie, 111. , is visitiug her mother, Mrs. L. A. Childs. Detroit visitors the flrst of the week : W. A. Slayton, John Markham, Miss Hannah Stecher, L. H.Miller and wife, P. H. Gabel and wife. Mrs. Jacob Shephard, of Chicago, and Mrs. James Dennison, of Ypsilanti, visited a few days ago at Christ Hennings. Mrs. C. W. Childs and daughters, of Ypsilanti, are visitiug Mrs. L. A. H. Childs. The Y. P. A. re-organized Sunday evening and elected the following offlcers for six months : President, E. D. Minzey; vice president, Wm. D. Simonds; reoording secretary, Miss Caddy Lamkin ; corresponding secretary, F. J. Hammond ; treasurer, Ed. Foss ; organist, Mrs. Edith Üsborn ; chorister, William D. Simouds.