Dexter

Toru Srnich aud friend spent last Fri! day with friends iu Pinckney. Mrs Abe Voorheis is visiting friends abroad this week. Charles Shoen now drives a fine top buggy. Pat Sloau was Ann Arbor visitor last Saturday. Jockey Fleming entertained a friend last Sunday. E. Walker and sister Alice, of Aurora, 111., are the guest of friends and relativos here for a few weeks. Miss Lizzie Deckert entertained Miss Donion of Lake Superior and Miss Wahl of Aun Arbor last week. Mrs. Edward Booth and daughter, of Chicago, are the guests of Heury Booth aud family. h. L. James and family have been camping at Base Lake the past week. Miss Ada Bloomfield is home from her visit at Metamora. Mrs. 31. Sill and daughter were the guests of Detroit relatives last week for a few days. Miss M. Case, of South Lyons, is visiting friends here for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Freese, of Jackson, will lócate on the Decamp'farm. Mr. and Mrs. N . Miller, of Saline, were the guests of her sister last week. Miss Neilie Keal has retumed home from Chicago after se veral weeks' visit. Mrs. D. McLaren and son are visiting friends at Plymouth this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bassett and child - ren, of Detroit, aro the guests of relatives here. Miss Ethel Jenney has returned home from White City after a few weeks' visit with friends. Harrison Vinkle, of Port Hurón, was shakiug hands with his oíd friends here last week. Mrs. Frank Roberts and grandson, of Ypsilanti, were the guests of her sister here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hooker, of Pettys ville, were entertained by some of thei friends in this place Sunday. Mrs. F. Stanton has been entertain ing company for a few days. Chas. Stebbins and Chas. Stannard called on soine of their .Ann Arbo friends last week. A party of Ann Arbor people are camp ing at Portage lake this week. Mr. Sage, of Ann Arbor, visited his old friends here last Saturday. Mrs. James Rowe entertaiued her father last Sunday. Chas. Bell was in Ann Arbor on business one dayjlast week. The young men band of Fowlerville are camping on the bluffs of Portage. Rev. H. A. McConnell was the guest of relatives at Leslie last week. 'gJS? Miss Nellie Kemp, of Ann Arbor, was the guest of Dexter friends last week. Mrs. Ben Arksey entertained company from abroad last Friday. Mrs George Sackett and daughter are visiting relatives at Chicago for a few weeks. Mrs. Orrin Burkhardt, of Chelsea, was enterained by some of her friends in the village last week. Mr. and Mrs. Olsaver and son have eturned home after a week's camping at Base lake. George Whittaker, of Columbus,Ohio, s the guest of his mother this week Mrs. Peter Seper is home from her isit at Mt. Clemens. Mr. Joseph Alger is entertaining ïer sister, Miss Mary Hangsterfer, of hiago. Misses Mary, Clara and Dorothea Lee, Bdith Warren and Lizzie Lavey have been spending a week at Base lake Messrs. James, Francisco and Page went to Ypsilanti on their wheels las Wednesday. Mra. Will Clark and two sous ar visiting friends in Chicago for ja few weeks. Miss Alta Beal, of Ann Arbor, wa the guest of N. Keith and fainily las week. Mrs. Locksmith and daughter, Mrs Heury Gregory, spent last Friday with friends at Ypsilanti Mrs. A. Watson was the guest of friends in Detroit last Tuesday. Thomas Chamberlain was in Battle Creek on business one day last week Mrs. Willis Benton entertained the ladies social circle last Wednesday. Last Thursday evening J. McColl delivered an address on the great Boston convention of Y. P. S. C. E. at the Congregational church. Chas. Wadhams, of Aun Arbor, was dere on business last week one day. Msses Clark were visitors at Ann Arbor last Thursday. J. Taylor, of Chelsea, passed through here on his way home from Howell, after a few days'avisit with relatives. Mr. Campbell and family, of Ann Arbor, are oamping at Base lake this week A ntimber of our young men now drive new top bugiges. Now is your chance, girls, togeta ridein those buggies. Mrs. M. MoClaskey and children, of Jackson, have returned home after a visit with her parents