Manchester

! L. S. Bagamán and H. Calboao made a business trip to BrookJyn Saturday. Mrs. Hutchins is tlie gnest of Mr. and Mrs. James Weir tbis week, while Rev. Hntchins is engaged in tbe meetings. Rev. HntohiDP, assieted by Rev. B. S. Hudson, of Tecuniseh, is buiding meetings at tbe Baptist cjhmxb (bis week. Lapt Sunday being Mrs. Viuce Gruy's birtbday a faraily surprise was phtuDed by her daugbters, Mis. Bert Quiik and Mrs. John Gauss. Á. F. Taylor, who is in tbe employ of tbe Hutobison Mfg. Co., of Jaokson, went to Muskegon last Monday to put in a mili íor tbem. Mark Hinokley bas been spendiug a few days visiting relativës and friends in Lenawee oounty. Mr. Whittaker touk oharge of the oheese faotory during his absence. John Tripp's horse ran away last öaturday, tbrowing hinj from the sleigh. He was somewhat brnised abqut the head and sohulders, but not seriously injured. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Welling who have latley moved from Toledo to Teonmseh their former home, came hera last week to visit her pareonts Mr. and Mrs. Earmon Clark. The Alpha Sigma are preparing for an entertainment to be given next week, tbe leading featore of wbioh will be a play by some of the members. It will be tbe last meeting of tbe society cluring tbe school year. Mrs. JJark Hinokley is entertaining hei mother, Mrs. Stunt, of Jaokson, and her sister, Mrs. Griffin, of Fayette, Obio. Mrs. Griffin oame here last week to attend tbe funeral of her brotber-in-law, Ed Lookwood, of Sharon.