Superior

Superior Cornet band met last Saturday evening and eïeeted ïiew ofiicers for next year as follows: President, James Gates; vice-president, E. C. Cíale; secretary, G. Quflckenibus'a; treasurer, Justin Gale; first leader, Ecíwin Quaekenbush: second leader, George Quackenbush. Mrs. John C. Gale is on the siok list. Micliael Furlong Is taking in taxi's at Alban & J&hnson's clothing store, Ypsilanti, every Satairday. Mrs. B. D. Geer is in Aan Arbor taking eleetric treatment. .'Mr. Roe. oí Colorado, is the gnn?st of Mr. and Mrs. James Gates for a few weeks. Rcbert Sherwood's children are having the scarlet ferer. Mr. and Mrs. A;"bert (Jates were given a pleasant surprise last Satu ■- day evening by the Superior band. It 1s always the custom of tlie band boys to serenade its meoiijeTs when they get jnarried. Aibert went o Colorado some seven years ago and married there a [Miss Mary Roe, and this is the first time he has been home with his wife. It was so cold the boys conld not play o"üt doors, but by a side door they entered in th house undetet'ted by the family, and woll, they were perfeetly surprisec by one of the bands lively airs. Did Altoert junip? I shonlrl say so, and with a shout of 'K.)3i. the band" nia-1 his way hewe. Atr hearty liaiid shaking and introducing of his wif more nuisir, games and refreslrajeiit oecupied the eveniug. We w;re sorry to have oue aecideut. James Gates had been fitting himself for the occí'fiion aad ate so inuch tüat he is Tiow satisfied tluat KJondyke is no place for him in the winter time.