What Happens At Cherryhill

WHAT HAPPENS AT CHERRYHILL

Little Ray Huston is under the doctors care.

A. G. Huston has been quite sick but is out again.

About 12 bushels of wheat per acre is the average hereabouts.

Corn and late potatoes need rain.

Mrs. Rueben Huston is confined to her daughter's house with a sprained ankle.

Some miscreant under a non-de plume is keeping the school meeting trouble stirred up by articles in the Detroit Courier.

A well attended meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs. Geo. Conner last Friday. The ladies spent the time in quilting. A fine repast was served and a pleasant afternoon was passed. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. C. L. Jones, Friday, Sept. 1.

Subscriptions are being secured to place a furnace under the church. The undertaking will not be easily accomplished.

Charles Balrow is doing some fine work on the inside of the school house in the way of kalsomining, graining, etc.

Mr. and Mrs. Stillyman Cobb have both been indisposed, but are able to ride out again.

As an evidence of the scarcity of fruit this season, Geo. Comer received an offer by telephone from a party in Ann Arbor of $1.50 a bushel for his crop of plums.

The Cherryhill baseball club lost a game at Clinton with the Lake Ridge club last Saturday by a score of 5 to 2. This week Saturday they play the Clinton club at Ypsilanti.