A Trip To East Saginaw

Oa Friday morning a party of 55, consisting of a number of our city and countv official?, business-men and citizens, took a trip to Eist Siginavv, to inspect the new route of the Toledo and Ann Arbor railway to tiiat place. The party was under the charge of A. J. Paisley, the general ticket and passenger aent, who pointed out with pride the excellent road bed and buildings along the new line from Durand to Enst Saginaw. This connecting line is undoubtedly the best built railroad in the state, and the depots all along the line are uniform in style and handsome in design. The party arrived at East Saginaw about 11 o'clock and were met at the depot by the mayor of the city, the president of the East Saginaw business-men'a association, and a number of the business men. After esconing our citizens to the hotel, the mayor invited them to attend a supper and entertainment which had been arranged for them at G-ermania hall in the evening. The pariy wandered around the city taking in the sights during the afcernoon. Id the evening they visited Germania hall where they were the guests of the evening. A supper waa served and a musical entertainment given, passing away a very pleasant evening. The excursionista returned home Saturday greatly pleased with the trip.