Picnic At Whitmore Lake

Are yoa looking fora cbeap excursión this year? [iemember tliat there LS t special excursión train leaving Ann Arbor, July 4th, at 10 a. m. standard for Whittnore Lake and returning, leavea í the lake at 7 in the eveniag. Round '. trip only 25 cents, children only 15 ets. j The people who go to the lake may take i the regular train leaving at 8:07, or the excursión train, for the same rate. A Bplendid dinnerof chioken pot pie, lamb, j and other choioe meats and good things of the season for 25 cents, so no one can J doubt having a pleasant and enjoyable Fourth, at the lake for a small outlayThe program at 3 p.m.will be excellent. Jim Harkina is to sing the latest of the late in tho comical line, and will lili his part of the program vvith entire satisfaction. Martin J. Cavanaugh and othera will deliver discourses. The Beethoven quartette of the city will sing snch comic songs as 1-The Merry Cobler," "Who stole my poodle," "Daughty Men," "ThöCrow Song,'" and several other mirth prodaoing selections. Soms members of the Anderson Dramatic Club, Detroit, vvill'presont a dialogue of four parts, and will give sume very interesting recitations. The Minnis' orchestra will furnish the music which is ahvays of a high order. A gooi time all around is guaranteed to all who attend the picnic at Whitmore on July 4.