Personal Items From Manchester

PERSONAL ITEMS FROM MANCHESTER

Manchester, Mich., Feb. 25. Wm. Nisle and family, of Logansport, Ind., who have been visiting at George Nisle's for the past two weeks, returned home Monday.

Lynn Hardenburgh, of Tecumseh, spent Sunday with his family.

Miss Anna Cook, who has been at Dr. Bachman's for several weeks, returned to her home in Grand Rapids today.

Rev. Louisa Haight preached a fine sermon on "Christian Dancers and Card-players" at the Universalist church Sunday evening.

Conrad Stegmiller went to Ypsilanti and Detroit today on business.

F. M. Freeman left this morning for lonia. where he will spend the remainder of the week in the trial of cases in that circuit.

E. B. Clarkson, of Jackson, was in town Monday on business.

"Jim" Younghans is now located in Baxter store, where he moved the contents of his barber shop on Monday. The store has been newly papered and painted, and he intends putting in a new outfit. When completed it will be one of the finest shops in the county.

C. W. Case gave a "stag" party to about 30 of his friends at his home Saturday evening. As to the amusements the gentlemen pursued during the evening no information is given, but all report a very enjoyable time. Mrs. F. M. Freeman and Miss Cynthia Bailey rendered several vocal and instrumental solos.

Miss Grace King, of Detroit, is the guest of Mrs. A. F. Freeman.

Miss Esther O'Niel, stenographer for A. J. Waters, is reported ill.

M. D. Case, who has been seriously sick for some time, is slowly recovering. His daughter, Miss Edith, having given up her position in Blue Island, Ill., will remain at home to assist in caring for him.