Ypsilanti

Judge Childs had 19 criminal cases dUMrsg Cavüi is visiting at the residence of Andrew Campbell. Fred Weinmann is visiting in Muskegon for a few days. Mrs. Will Post is quite ill at her hume in Detroit oí appendicitis. Miss Genevieve Pack, of Chicago, is visiting Miss Leon Waterman. Lieut. Ross, of Detroit, is visiting with Mail Carrier Sam Fletcher. J E. McGregor and family are spending' the summer at Portage lake. Arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Bogardus, of Manistee, a girl. Charlie Sweet expects to go to Elk Rapids next Monday for nis summer s vacation. The Baza-arette contemplates going into the store now occupied by Horner s shoe store. The Scharf Tag, Label & Box Co. has Just completed its order for the Normal catalogues. Miss Mollie Wise has returned f rom Detroit, where she has been spendmg a few weeks. Prof. "W. H. Sherzer is giving a course of lectures on geology and biology at Chautauqua. Miss Tillie Shovan has gone to Alpena to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Daniel Duchan. Dr. Harriett Hawkins, of Detroit, is being entertained by Mrs. James Moore for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis MeClough, of Cleveland are the guests of her father J. M. Howland. Miss Jennie Fletcher, of Johtinnis Ci-eek, N. Y., Is a guest at the residence of D. C. Griffen. United States Inspector Lorinour was here Monday on business with the Tpsilanti postofflce. Miss Margaret Mavity will leave for Canada in a few days, where she will spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sweet and Mrs. Seeley left today for Portage lake for their summer's outing. The 13 months old child of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glerson died yesterday froni eating too many berries. There is a whist tournament in Boston and C. W. Rogers is reported as being east on business. The Washtenaw Times band will give an excursión to Toledo next Sunday. The round trip for 75 cents. James H. Philip and Dr. Cornvs leare for Tawas City today on a few weeks' fishing trip. They took along a measuring rule. Fred Weinmann. who has been in the employ of E. R. Beal, will open a drug store on Huron st., across from the Ocidental. Superintendent Hemphill says that the new cars will run through between Ann Arbor and Wayne every 45 minutes vy nexL ocLLUiuèiy, 11 puasiuit:. The Bazaarette will not move out of its present location, but will open a bargain store in the place now occupied by Horner Bros', shoe store. Mrs. Ned Brislol has arrived from Detroit and is fitting up the house at 116 Maple st., where Mr. and Mrs. Bris-j tal will be at home in a few days. Mrs. L. A. Osband, of Ypsilanti, formerly preceptres of Albion college, who has been the guest of Dr. Della Pierce, has returned home. - Kalamazoo Telegram. A farmer living west of this city going under the name of Bill Green says the Spanish sharpshooters with their smokeless powder are like stage scenery - you hear a pop, a soldier drops and the tree seems to move away with the shooter. The social last night on the St. John's lawn was well attended despite the cold weather, and the ice eream was hurriedly eaten, nevertheless. The cornet solo by Mr. Cregc was much appreciated and so was also the rnusic by Miss Andre and Fr. Goldrick. i Henry McLaren and Chief Sipley of the Ann Arbor flre department were in the city Monday. The former made a trip on his wheel to Whitmore Lake, then to Ypsilanti and return and in the evening he again carne here, whieh makes over 50 miles during the day on '94 wheel. On Aug. 17 the "Washtenaw Times band will particípate in the meeting of -Michigan bands at Jackson. Last year they were conspicuous in the composite band made up of 20 diffeient ones, while all played at the same time, and were highly complimented by Jackson newspapers. The board members of the Ladies' Library association wish to thank very heartily its many friends who eordially responded to solicitations for food or money, or who rendered personal service in behalf of the Normal dinner. making it thereby a success greater than was anticipated this year. Capt. E. P. Allen is narned as one oL Michigan's delegates to the World's Sunday school convention in Dondon July llth. They might have made possibly a more appropriate selection, but we hardly see where they could have located their choice. Still, we don't know all the Sunday school workers in the state. - Adrián Press. Henry Brown informs us that a late letter from his son George, who belongs to Co. G, Thirty-flrst Michigan Volunteers, now Stationed at Chickamauga, ñas so far recovered as to be able to report íor duty. He was also happily surprised the other day by a visit from Ralph Clark, who is a meraber of the same regiment.- Belleville Enterprise. Recent arrivals from out of town, ■who are taking bathes at the Ypsilanti bath house, are Mrs. Fitarerald, M. P. Fallett, Mrs. English, of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Schergs, nr Delphos, Ohto, S. Korg, Toledo, Mr. an-l Mrs. Wm. Laesch, Levi Maxwell, So. Bend Ind., F. W. Weach, Whlt'taker, and A. Beyers, of New Philadelphia, Ohio. Attorney Lee N. Brown has flled n petition for Ira Bell with the Detroit common council for 5,000. The petitioner claims that bis reputaiion was injured to that extent when they placee him under arrest. He rode" a wheel from here to Detroit and when he got into the city he was taken ir. charge by the officers, who afterwards found that they had the wrong man. Friday Miss Millie Young and Mrs. James Kimball were out driving and in some way the horse became frightened and turned, throwing the oecupants to the ground. Mrs. Kimball was severely injured irom the Lall, as she struck on her head. She was im ir.ediately taken home and is under the care of Dr. Huil, who reported Saturday that the injury will probably not prove fatal. The new firm of Weinmann & Mathews will open up a drug store in the building south of Kief & Meanwell'fc store August 1. Both partners ar. known to the Ypsilanti public. .Mr Weinmann has been engaged in Uie drug business with E. R. Beal and Mr Mathews was formerly with Morfard & Hj'zer, but recently he has been travel5ng salesman lor the Michigan Drug Co., of Detroit. The Misses Grace Sage, Edith Fleming and Martha Warner are spending their vacation at Petosey. Will Carpenter flew his homing pUeons yesterday from Saline and they returned home in 56 minutes. Miss Allie Bogardus is expected to return from Detroit today, where she has been visiting íor a week. D. P. Suliivan and Fred Coe ate fish yesterday from a string of 16 bass which they caught up the river. Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Williams are taking a trip to Escanaba, Wis., where they will visit for some time. Prof. F. A. Barbour and Prof. B. L D'Ooge and families are spending their summer vacation at Charlevoix. Special car Sunday morning to connect with the Anp. Arbor road for the Washtenaw Times band 75-cent excursión to Toledo. Mr and Mrs. Oscar Gareissen left last evenlng for Galveston, Texas, where they will spend the summer with Mrs. Gareissen's parents. Airs Green, Mrs. Louis Bishop anc Miss Carrie Hay have returned from Chickamauga and i ay they don t like that country a little bit. Garry Densmore and Walter Pack were out to Portage lake and planttt 8,000 bass fish, which they received from the state fish eommission. Oih ers should do the same. G David Brooke has written to S Eugene Dodge that he thinks the troops are preparing for actual work as they are sent out on target practice every day. He made 14 points out of a possible 15 at 150 yards. Brooks is a member of Co. G. Don Davis, Fred Crabbe and W Young, of a Grand Rapids company who are now at Tampa, have beer transferred to the signal corps and leave today for Santiago on the trans port Stillwater. They were formerb residents of Ypsilanti.