Superior

Wm. Gale will live on the farm of Jacob Strong.

Enos Twist is on the sick list.

Charles Thum is giving his house a coat of paint.

Superior town hall has been newly sided and painted, which improves its looks very much.

Who would have the rural delivery stopped? No one. Quite a number are already taking daily papers.

Lee Wilbur is putting his stationary engine on trucks so he can cut corn stalks.

Harry Gale, of Ann Arbor, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Gale, Sunday.

Floyd Markham spent Friday and Saturday with friends in Ann Arbor.

Neilson Dolbee has been trading horses. He now comes out with a span of greys.

The sawmill will soon be moved from Geer's woods to John Nanry's farm.

Justin A. Gale, treasurer of the township of Superior, will be ready to receive taxes at the store of Albun & Jonhson, in Ypsilanti, commencing Dec 9, and will be there every Saturday thereafter until Jan. 10. After that date 4 per cent. will be added. He will also be at Dixboro, at the store of R. Shankland on Thursday of Dec. 28 and Jan. 4.