Mr. Gareissen's Success

Ospar Gareissen seems to be "setting 'em wild" in Chicago if reporta from that -ity are true. Upoii his recent vislt there he received all sorts of attenüon. He sang vwo numbers at a concert given by the Ainateua Musical club (the swell chili of Chicago), al Steiüway ball last Mondaj and was applauded enough to ut an encoré although he had the last plací on the program. The [resident of the elub had -hlm at her house ihm times to sing for her and some of hei Wemds. On Friday aftemoon 11'.' sang .■'t. the ('lü-istmas ceilebratlon ;.i th Nursery and Half Orphan isylu;n, a popular instjtutlon in which sojih of the most prominent women in Chicago are interested. He left for Chicago last night and is t(j sing it Dr Tilomas' chureh (MeVicker's theïitt-r) tamonow morning-, and a f the Seuoiid Presby teñan church (the swell chureh oí Chicago) in the evening. On Jlon(h.y lie sings at the meeting of the Daughters of the American Üevolntion. Ypsilauti is proud of tho jst success of one of its moè populaT and talented musicians.