Superior

Philo Galpin has purchased 70 acres of land off the east side of the estate left by his father, the late F. F. Galpin. Philo is now proprietor of 240 acres.

In levying assessment lands lying along the line of the Jackson ditch, the county drain commissioner did not overlook the township at large. We should say not. He whooped it up to the taxpayers to the tune of 67 1/2 percent. And such tall kicking- whew!

When George Wilbur struck out in the milk business, several or more persons predicted that he would bust up before he had fairly crossed the bridge that spans the Huron River near John Howland's tan-yard; but he not only reached the opposite side in excellent condition, is adding new territory to his route almost daily, and it is only a question of time when he will have the city completely surrounded. George is an expansionist of the rankest kind.

A young child of Herbert Shock fell down the cellar way a few evenings ago, sustaining severe but not dangerous bruises about the head.