Farmers' Institute

The Washtenaw County Farmers' Instimte will be held in thé town hall at Chelsea, Tuesday and Wedneday, Jan. 19 and 20, lb97. The following speakers will be in attendance: R. M. Kellogg, St. .Toseph Co.; John L. Shawver, Ohio; H. E. Van Norman, Prof. 11 K. Vedder, and Dr. Howard Edwards, of the Agricultural College; and Mis. Mary A. Mayo, Kattle Creek. The following topics will be1 discussed: "(.'lovers, Manures and Fertilizers," "Farm Buildings," 'The Farm Dairy Practically Illustrated," ' Bridges and ('ulverts fcr Country Roads." "Markets" in a broad sense will also be discúsaed. A ■■Women's Sectiou." condueted by Mrs. Mavo, Wednesday afternoon.'will he a feature of the institute. On the same evening Mrs. Mayo will deliver a lecture before the institute on "Home Life on the Farm." Jt is hoped there may be a f uil attendance on this meeting. The list of speakers is a strong one and their sutojects attractive. As this is the only institute to be held in the eounty it is hoped that farmers from all sections may attend at least part of the session.