Sharon

Mrs. Omer Nordman spent Tuesday with Mrs. Bert Moulton.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leeson and daughter Emma were callers at Mrs. F. J. Gillett's on Monday.

An interesting family gathering was held at William Trolz's on Sunday. All the sons and daughters were present, as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trolz, and son, of Norvell; Mr. and Mrs. Will Trolz and family, John Trolz, wife and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wacker and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Will Uphaus, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Trolz and daughter Gladys, of Sharon; Mrs. Edwin Taylor, of Traverse City, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trolz, of Wampler's Lake. It was the first time in many years that all had met under the paternal roof, and the occasion was thoroughly enjoyed by all.

James G. Pierce is in Schiawassee county, where he expects to purchase an imported Rambouillet ram.

Charles Parker, of Norvell, was in town on Tuesday taking orders for ready made clothing and other supplies.

Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Pierce went to Detroit on Wednesday for a few days' visit with relatives there.

David DuBoise has been quite ill recently.

Mr. Waldron has been in town taking orders for a map of Michigan, Indiana and Ohio, and has met with good success.

Mrs. Mowry A. Pierce is spending a few weeks in Detroit as the guest of her nephew, Daniel A. DuBoise, and her cousin, Dr. W. C. Stevens.

Henry J. Reno has been confined to his bed by a fever sore on his leg. At the present writing he is somewhat improved.

Miss Lucy Brooks, of Traverse City, is spending a short time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander A. Brooks.

Edwin Buss has been suffering from a severe attack of the asthma.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Buss spent Sunday with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ernst.

Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell have been visiting in Ann Arbor and Detroit.

Sharon nimrods will hold their annual hunt on Thursday, Oct. 12, under the lead of Merrick Burch and Chas. Clarke. Supper will be furnished at the town hall in the evening.

E. C. Elinore, an artist from Brooklyn, was here last week taking orders for pictures done in crayon.

James Tracy lost a valuable horse last Friday.

Charles Wacker, who bought the Eaton farm, has been building an addition to the house.

Farmers are complaining of the drought, the same old familiar cry. Wheat grows very slowly on account of the cold, dry weather, and it is also very dry for corn husking.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ahrens are rejoicing over the advent of a baby girl.

George Wacker was in Grass Lake on Sunday.

John Roller and family, of Manchester, were in town on Sunday.

John Schaible and family called on his brother Matt in Manchester, on Sunday.

Chas. J. Buss and family entertained Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Steinbach of Lima, last Sunday.

Clara Landwehr visited at George Deatle's in Manchester on Wednesday and Thursday.