Sharon

Lonis Trolz is with bis father, Henry Trolz, at Norvell. Raynor Haeuesler, of Manchester, was in town last week. Henry Steinegeweg and Henry Peipet were in Napoleon on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Spiehnan, of Adrián, visitad at John Moehn's reoently. Will Osborn, of Jaokson, oalled on friends and relativee here last week. E. M. Pierce was in Bridgewater and Freedom on business on Monday. Miss Lila Kimball is visisting inr sister, Mrs. Henry Hay, at Napoleon Robert Kraft expects to teach the sohool in district No. 2, the ensoing year. Mrs. Parmeter and danghter Janet, are spending the Bummer at R. K. Pelows'. Mrs. E. M. Pieroe is entertaining ier paienfcs, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon C. Dixon. Mrs. Horaoe Carpenter, of Detroit, s visitiog her oonsin, Mrs. Mowry Pieroe. Geo. L. Kuhl bas shingled his barn and is engaged in building an addition to his house. Miss Lulu Buroh, of Grand Rapids, s visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burch. Ben Meyer, who bas been spending ome weeks in Shiawassee oounty, is again at home. Martin J. Cavanaugh and ohildren. of Ann Arbor, were in town last week, he guests of his mother. Will üphans, of E. Sharon, and Miss jena Trolz, of Manchester, spent Sunday with William Trolz and family. Horatio Borob, a former Sharon boy, was on the flagship New York at the beginning of the fight with Cervera's fleet.