Chelsea

Byron Whittaker, of Dexter, was in town last Wednesday. A. Wilsey, of Ann Arbor, was here on Wedne8dsy of last week. J. W. Wing, of Soio, and Mr. Richardson of Detroit, were in town Tuesday. Mrs. G. V. Turnbull returned on Mcnday from a two weeks' visit at Detroit. Large quantities of strawberries are shipped daily from this station to Detroit. Wool has been coming into town in almost a continuous procession of teams during the past week. Our young " medies " have finished their years' work at the University and are at home once more. Mr. and Mrs. Crafts, of Sharon, were guests of their daughter, Mrg. Gr. J. Crowell, a few days last week. Mrs. Dr. Hallock, of Sebewaing, on Lake Huron, visited her mother, Mrs. Sibley, and friends here last week. Miss Nellie Copeland, of Dexter, has secured a situation as teacher in our union school for next year. Miss Nellie bas qualification, tact and experience, and will undoubtedly do good work.