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U ZiÁ. I r.T, (J Uil . at Another baby: this time it ia at i Dr. A. H. Kogers'. ', -Mr. J. O. Hoyt has gone to New ! York State for a viait to his sister. The band boys are doing their best in the way of practicing now, getting j ready for a grand concert. The tramps are getting around again. Soaroely a day passes now without some of the pests nppearing. - Our sleighing is gone. The rain was too much for it, and it looks now as though it was the last we will have this winter. Our Methodist friends can't inake excitement enough alone so they have got a fine singer and a cornet player to help tbeni along. -Quite a large party of young folks from this place went to Cbelsea on Friday evoning last to attend the club dance at that village. Our baggage man on the M. C, F. Emery, has for some reason been discharged and W. Clarke appointed in his plaoe. We know of nothing againet Frank, he is to the best of our knowledge a good fellow. -The soarlet fever ia spreading soinewhat though the doctora pretend it is about played out. ■ Pica.