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1 1 is bont and only love; Tlien leaves her in tiie theatre, A ad goes out for a clove. The mercury gets up to 90 almost daily. The Northside Island Park Club give a social and dance on the Island tomorrow evening. Services in theCongregationalChurch wiü be resuuied on Sunday morning, when the pastor, Rev. J. W. Bradsliaw, wi)l preach. The kiaty-dids have commenced their annual concerts in places of our numerouB musical clubs now oíf to the sumnier resorts. J. J. Goodyear, president of the Humane Society, cansed an oíd decripet horse belonging to George Lavere to be shot by the oíficers Monday. It was an humane act. The shocked authorities of Ann Arbor have "pulled" a gang of bathers who took their abolutions in that part of the river that is incorporated,; the bathers wearing merely frog costumes, against the peace and dignity of the state of Aun Arbor.- Adrián Press. Rev. Richard Cordley, of Lawrence, Kansas, accompanied by Mrs. Oordley and son, have been in the city lor a few daye. Rev. Oordley is a gradúate, lit. class of '54, and he has been endeavoring, to the best of his ability, to spy out soine of the okl landmarks of those days. A letter from the Perry family at Les Chenaux Islands 18 miles from Mackinac, states that the cool breezes and very pleaeant surroundings is improving Prof. Perry 's health. The other day he caught a five pound pike and it did not shock his nervous system a partiële. F. E. Jones and family are tearing ap preparatory to moving to Ann Arbor next week. Their departure from here will be greatly regretted by their many warm friends witli whom they have mingled more or less for several years. The step is deeined advisable by Mr. J. on account of business relations. - Saline Observer. Married in Chicago, at 4 p. m., Thursday, July 29, at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. J. R. Barrett, 3230 Calumet Ave., the Rev. A. M. Griffin, of Triuity Episcopal church offlciating, Mrs. Belle K. Edson to Mr. Joseph A. Polhemus botb of Ann Arbor, Mich. They will be at tlieir lióme, 58 E. University Ave., after Aug. 5. The person who said tbat there were no trampa about Ann Arbor, did not know wbat he was talking about. Full grown, able bodied tramps are pleuty ;his sunimer and those who give tliem food are just as foolish as the tramp is azy. It is all 'wrong. It encourages oafing boys in our country cities and vilhi-cs to take up this "industry"- ramping. It is said that the castor oil plant is a valuable protection against mosquitoes -that planted about the house it will lrive them away, and that young planta n the rooms or leaves placed about will completely rid the house of these pests. This is very important, if trne, and is easily testéd. People out at the lakes are especially recommended to plant these beans near their cottages or teuts. It is said that devotiou to pets is an indication of gentleness of heart. White this may be so in a general way, we do not believe that the keeping of a measly dog which is always ready and anxious to fight some of his kind or bite a helpless child, is an indication of a gentle disposition or kind heart, and yet some people never seeni to be real happy without just this kind of a cur hanging around their heels. - Fenton Independent. German-American Day will be celebrated at Dexter August 12. The speakers will be Hon. H. WirtNewkirk, and Louis J. Lisemer, two of Ann Arbor's famous orators, who will speak in English and Germán. Ernest Elsasser is president of the day, Jacob Heller, secretary, J. Jedele, marshal. The people of Dexter are making arrangements to receive and care for the crowd that will be present, and invite all the people of the county to come. A new phase has arisen in the matter of the Bridgewater tragedy an account of which given our readers last week. Instead of the man James doing the shooting, it is now believed that the girl Martha Minor did it herself. The fact that his body was cold when found, and that she had been recently shot confirms this theory. There are other things also that tend to make this theory believed. The girl, who lived severa! days afterward, finally died on Friday last, never becoming. conscious enough to teil the secret of the tragedy, and it was buried with lier.