Additional County Items

The 6appho Club at Ypsilanti commences tlie season again to-night at S'psilantl. I Dr. -and Mrs. Murdock have r imovoc! from Ypailanti to Northville vvhere 1 1: eir ons are engaged in the drug tiade. Mi66 Olarifoel l'arson, of Grass Lal;e, who .had come to this city ior treatmen1 ior consumption, died at N.o. li' Washtenaw ave., Sunday, ,-iged J7 years. Remai'ns were taken to Giass Lake ior burial. "When mi Ypsilanti groom hands 11].; minister the fee for tying, lie apolcgizes ior the smallneSs of it, and puts hope lia the dominie's hearfc by L-enlly w-hispering "I'U try and do lel Ier next time," so the Gommerela! e.ays." It is thought that the Congrega tional church at Ypsilanti will be overrun with young folks for the next few Sundays. lts pastor, Kev. Hastian Smits, is to have for hls .subject, "The Spectrum of Love." Uow pcifectly lovely. Gapt. Fallón oí the Salvation Avmy at Ypsilanti, in attempting lo prevent some rowdies and roughs from passing into the meeting without givIng a piece of silver, was assaulted and given a black eye. It was a difgraceful affair for Sunday. Last Sunday night burglars entered the house of S. H. Eogers, 438 South Iiuron et., and stole over $100 worth oí eilver and jewelry. ' It ie out littl-3 over a week since the home of ('has. Hoffman was burglarized, making it evident that Ypsilanti has a pair of local thieves. who are rapidly becoming expert. Whyapair? Beca use two men were seen at Hoffman's.T- Ypsilanti Commercial If some r no saw 'em, why didn't they draw on 'ent ?