Webster

Wm. Lanphear spent Cbristmas with Dexter frieuds. Mrs. E. Lowe entertained friends from Dexter Cbristmas Day. Lester "Van Pleet, of Dexter, was a guest of Webster friends Christmas. Miss Ada Latson, of Ann Arbor, is spending the holidays with her parents. ?m. Barrett, of Toledo, is spending a few days with Mrs. L. JRead and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Davenport entertained her father and motber over Cbristmas. Rabbit hunting is the order of the day, but the hunters are thicker tban the rabibts. Wm. Wilson and wiie are spending the holidays with Webster and Green Oak friends. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Race, of Detroit, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Trnmín Lake. Mrs. R. M, Suyder returned home last week from Eaton oounty, where she bas spent some time. Oshen Kenny is building a new barn on his place. If he should build a new bouse, wouldu't it look snspicious? Oscar Mast, who bonght out E. N. Ball, bas been very ill with pneumonía, but is recovering at this wiiting. A. J. Sawyor and wife, A. Valentine and wife spent Christmas at Brighton with Charles Cavil and wife. O. D. Lanphear, who held an auction last week, will stay on his place tbis winter, moving to town in the spring. Let all the country correspondents brace up and write now. Cbristmas has passed and every one is feeing good natuied. A grand New Year's ball at the Clifton house, Wiiitmore Lake, Friday evening, will entertain a number of Wei-ster people. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore gave a very pleasant Christmas party last Saturday eveuing for her sister, Miss Laura Van Fleet, of Detroit.