Our Ypsilanti Rambler

A gooi many former Ypsilantians have been visiting oíd írienJshere this week. Among thein: Un. T. W. Mac Lean, of Bay City, and Miss Lutie Lee of Chicago. Mayor Glover U still very sick, as is also George Wise. Miss Morey is rapidly recovering. Rev. and Mrs. Scofield, of Dallas, Texas, relamed home after their summer's visit in this place and eastern places of note. The Normal foot ball team allowed the Ann Arbor high school boys to gain the victory in the little game played at the fair grounds last Saturday. While half of our Ypsi ladies crowded over to Ann Arbor last Saturday, a delegation of ladies from that city wisely made a trip to this city. They took in the f-ights, visited the sewing school, did some shoppingand in many other ways enjoyed the day. Miss Susie Lamb, a popular young society lady of our city, was married quietly at her home last evening to Mr. Henshaw, of Canada. Our young people are greatly in favor of "annexation" with our cousin across the creek, and the indications are that ieveral others of our young ladies will soon show their friendliness in a wav like unto Miss Lamb.