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Sharon.

L. S. Hulbert is building a new wood honse.

Virgil Peck, of Grass Lake, spant Friday at Wm. Bower's.

There are many reports of damage to wheat from the Hessian fly.

E. M. Pierce has been carefully nursing one of Job's comforters.

Marstellar, of the Clinton Marble Works, was in town on Thursday.

Myron C. Pierce and brother were in Sylvan on business last Wednesday.

Mrs. Matthew Kerr and children, of Cadmas, are visiting at V. C. Dixon's.

It is reported that Grace Rowe and Chauncey Cornell will be married soon.

A. T. Kirkwood and wife have been spending a week with relativas in Jackson.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Pardee have returned from a visit to their son in Detroit.

The farmers are taking advantage of the fine weather to finish securing the corn crop.

The marriage of Miss Lena Trolz and Will Uphaus is announced to take place shortly.

Rev. Geo. L. Monnt, of Concord, and Mrs. Bishop, of Jackson, came here on Tuesday to visit relatives.

Our worthy supervisor, Wm. F. Hall and his estimable wife were assisted in celebrating the 50th anniversary of their marriage by about 75 of their friends and neighbors. Suitable gifts were presented and a good time enjoyed by all.