Breezy Topics At Whitmore Lake

W-hitmore Lake, Aug. 25- The ladlee of the church. will serve dinner at their old stand on Farmers' picnic day. QPatronize the ladies and get a chicken pie dinner for 25c. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Miller, of Bay ■City, are spending the week hereg uests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. White. Delor Rorabacher faas purc-h.ised n lot on Elizabeth street, on the l'ray addition, and will erect a dwelling house at once. The most attractive tliing in town today is a brand new Victor talkin;; machine in 'George Rousenibergor's place of business, whicü attracts large erou-ds and is very aniusing. ïake ( winner, of Ann Arbor, wan in town today renewiug old acquaintanees and wns cordially receivcd by numerous friends. George Rousenberger and Fred Jarendt made a flytng business trip to lAnn Arbor Friday. Al. Rousenberger lias got comfort nl)ly located in hifi fine new resldenee and saya he feels like a new man. Al. bas unqeustlonably got one of the finest dwelling bouses in the eity and he feels justly prcmd of it. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Showerman advise me that they are enjoying the best outiniï this year they ever had the I privilege of enjoying. Fred says the ishintf for the past week lias not been in io the standard, althongb he has ■.uiiíht some very line strings. Frank N. Barker had 80 roils oí Page wire fence built last weck by Natlian Kitt, and eonnoisseurs elaim it is one of the best eonstructed fences in Northfleld. The work was done in lö hours. Transfer of property took place today in section 15: Maurice O'Connor to Jolin O'Connor, 53 acres; considcration, $1,400. We are sorry to cforonicle the Cad that Northfleld Farmer Maurice Conners had to haul his 'beans througli our city and away from our elevators to Hamburg for the reason that our trayers would only pay $1.20 for beans and the sanie consignment was takel to Hamburg, wliere tliey brought $1.35 per buslnl.