Our Ypsilanti Rambler

Friends of Miss Fannie Kief will be pleased to learn that she has received and accepted a $500 position in the public schools at Grand Bapids. Arthur Smith is now one of the traveling Balesmen for the Scharf Tag, Label and Box Company, of this city. The Evansville pump factory will lócate here and use the Gilbert building, near the Michigan Central depot, unless some calamity happens to prevent. The Ypsi pickle factory is getting down to real business; in fact, they are in a regular pickle, all the time; going to make jams and jellies, too, after they get a little used to the business. A stranger here would think our Methodist meeting house had been transported hither from the wildsof northern Michigan. It's an odd, old fashioned, back-woodsy looking building, but Mr. Venning preaches just as popular sermons as ever, and he knows there is a good time and a new church coming soon. Mr, and Mrs. Clinton Eider are back from Europe and spending a few weeks with F. P. Bogardus and family. It's top hot to dig diligently for news unless one is very ambitious and clever, so I can justly say I don't know anything aoout any body, even if I am a