A Little Girl Hunter

A LITTLE GIRL HUNTER

BRINGS DOWN THE GAME AT BIRKETT.

A RATTLESNAKE BITES A HORSE-THE CAMPERS HAVE DISAPPEARED.

Birkett, Sept. 6- Miss Zoa Cole, who has been staying with her sister in Dexter, has returned home to stay.

Dick Bell's horse was bit by a rattler one day last week.

A couple of Mr. Birkett's fine deer died lately. Cause unknown.

Six big men, friends of Dick Bell, spent Sunday with him.

Miss Mary Garity is at Brighton visiting her aunt.

Felix Courtney's family have just moved into their new house.

Mr. Hill has a daughter from Brooklyn visiting him at present.

Mr. Eisile's people entertained company last week.

Bert Carpenter and wife spent Monday and Tuesday of this week in Ann Arbor.

There was no Sunday school here at this place last Sunday afternoon.

Mr. McQullian and family were calling on friends and acquaintances here Sunday evening.

Miss Nellie Newkirk and little brother, are guests of their grandpa at this writing.

All quiet on the Potomac - not a camper to be seen or heard of on the Birkett side.

Caspar Voman threshed for Mr. Birkett last week both at this place and at the Conrad farm.

Mrs. Judge Newkirk called on her father Saturday night, returning home on Sunday.

Jim. Roberts presented his wife with a nice baby cab which he purchased in Ann Arbor. It is of the pneumatic tire style.

A school meeting was held in this district last Monday evening for the purpose of transacting whatever business might be on the docket at that time.

We all join in giving thanks for the rain Friday night. Of course we would have been pleased with more, but the way it got right down to business while it did rain done our hearts good.

Are we not right in our opinion that a good dog should be kept from running at large at night and surely a bad one ought to. These night concerts which us neighbors has been subjected to of late are certainly distressing.

Who can beat this? Miss Nellie Newkirk was visiting her grandpa here she went out hunting with her little gun and brought in several birds, squirrels and rabbits. Her little hunting outfit was carried and used with the skill of an older person, and we might say the other sex. Miss Nellie seems to be a girl of determination, with lots of grit to back it.