Saline

Saline.

Dr. C. F. Unterkircher was in Kalamazoo on Tuesday.

Attorneys M. J. Lehman and F. M. Freeman were in town on Wednesday.

R. H. Marsh, son and families, of Lansing, are spending their holidays here.

The recent rains have damaged the wheat and barley. Other crops are the better for the soaking.

The council have bought a lot of new supplies for the fire department. The equipment is improved.

Mr. and Mrs. Myron Webb are visiting at Milan, the guest of their daughter Mrs. Chas. Blackmer.

E. A. Hauser, W. N. Lister, Grove Parsons, Wm. Derendinger and Clark Carter are taking in the Blue Ribbon meet at Detroit this week.

The street committee tried the scraper placed here on trial by Reeves & Wilcox, of Milan. No fault is found with the work done on W. Chicago st. It seems to be just what is needed.

On Wednesday while framing coarse timbers at Jacob Gierman's residence in Freedom, Adam Cebulski, of Manchester, had his leg badly injured. A fellow workman rolled the stick, causing the adze to glance and strike him in the calf of the left leg, nearly severing it. He was taken to Saline and the wound was sewed up and dressed by Drs. Chandler and Unterkircher. With careful treatment he may pull through.