County And Vicinity

The South Lyon School board has set down om cigarette and tobáceo smoking by pupila, and set down on it hard. The j,. o. T. M's have put aa orgaa iato the Marca bee hall at this place. It Ls a good addition to the society furniture.- Pinckney Dispatch . The Xo.rthville Record publishes Ann Arboir items as "suburbaa news." That's pretty g-ood, too. But why is Detroit cron-tled out of the suburbs ? Mr. Cavaaiaugli gays that wtth the exception of Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, we have the largest Kgh school ín the county and the la,rirpat, Tin.mfwvf of foreign students.- Manchester Enterprise. Brigtrtoe té all broke np over the arrest of a well known youn.? married man of that place, Kingsley Hacker, fo:r forg-Lng the name of hls unele, 6. I. Küig, to tiro notes on which he reoeived money at the bank. Few people knoiv how to calcúlate the time Easter comes each year. The followimg rule wil] always give the date : The first Sunday af ter the fü-st iull mooa after March 21st is Easter Sunday. Tlüs year Easter Sunday comes on April 14. Wm. W. Wedemeyör, the republLcan nominee for county comraissioner of schools Ls matine the acquaintance oí th pcople about the county, gome. He is Tvorthy and well quallfied, and will mafce an excellent coinmLssioner of schools. "Wm. W. TVedemeyer, vrlxo aspires to the posÈtian of county school commissioner, was in town Tuesday making acquatotances. wwre his pleasamtest smile "wlien he callecl on the EjiterpriKc a.nd impressed us Avitli tlie opi'iiion that he would make a good ofiioer if Mr. Cava.naugli is willïng'. - Manchester Enterprise. Win. W. Wedemeyer, of Lima, has been nominated bv tlie republicana of Washtenaw co-unty for the office oí school commissioner. Ingham ty republicans at the convention last Saturday, aominxated the present incumbent, W. W. "Weeks. Evidently the two concerning counties are favorable to the letter "W.- Stockbridge Sun. Yes, they are Winiiers. Justice Kelly circulated a eubscription paper on Tuesday to raise funds for the benefit of Rev. Platt, pastor of the Baptist church, and hls sister, yviio lost about $50 worth of ho'usehold goods by fire last Saturday night. Almost everybody contributed that was asked, and the suin raised was over $31.- Manchester terprise. It is right in the middle of winter, yet the Brightom Argus gives its readers this hot one : "This may sound a little 'fisJiy,' but it is true nevertheless. Thesday, Ed. Miller, Chagüe Standield, Hartman brought into town the nieest lot of fish tliat has beem seen here f or gome time - thirtytwo nice pickerel and large pail full of perch, the latter fish averaging- in weiglit nearly a pound each."