Among Our Neighbors

Ask th Probate Jndge to ftcnil jour Probate Printing to the Keuister Office, 30 K. IIurAii St. TVotloc. Our Agent having secured orders for pictures far beyond our highest expectations, we are obliged to ask all to wait patiently for their pictures to be finished. We shall, from week to week, hereafter publish the names of all persons whose pictures are ready for delivory in this place in the paper. Watcli this place, just at the head of "LatestCounty News" and when you see your name please eall at once for the picture. Notice. All those who recently subscribed or The Register and arranged to have a picture enlarged, but who have not, as yet, brought in the picture, 8hould bring the same, as soon as convenient to THE REGISTER office, 30 E. Huron-st. Be sure and make no mistake, but bring it to our office, 30 E. Huron-st., as soon as convenient. Those who have pictures being enlarged will please cali for them at the same place, 30 E. Huron-st., instoad of 8 10. Huron-st., asdirected on the duplícate of the printed order left with them. Dexter .Leader. Wirt Newton ot Batlle Creek is here vísltlng Will Henry. ( '. A. Valentine arrived homeSatur day' from the west with four hundred feeding sheep. Gral Wheeler is rebuilding and enlarging the residence he recently bo't on Baker St. Fred A. Peters, of Scio, sailcd from San Francisco, California, on the steafner Mariposa, Oct. 15th, for Sidney, Né South Wales, Australia. lie expecta to be gone on this business trip about six months. Ypsilanti Commercial. Miss Ellen Nott returned Monday írom a week's visit in Detroit and Toledo. Miss Alyce Flowers was married Wednesday evening, to Mr. Lacey, 01 Detroit, at the residence of her grandfathor, Joseph Follmor, Maple street. Mrs. Kiag, mother of Miss Julia A. King-, of the Normal School, whose injury by a fall was reported last week, continúes to fail and now lies in a very critical condition. Mrs. Lockard, who came here recently from Charlotte to turnish a home for her daughter while studying at the. Normal, was taken suddeuly and dangerously ill with heart disease, laxt Monday, and is little if any improved Chelsea Standabd. Rev. and Mrs. G. Eisen and family left for Detroit today, where they wül make their future home. Miss Agnes McKune, of Detroit, is spending several weeks with hor párente, Mr. and Mrs. T. MoKune. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Valentync, of Manchester, were the guests of Mr. anü Mrs. Charles Merker last week. Miss Luella Townsend entertained the following party of young people lasi Saturday: Misses Cleora Watkins, Siidie Larzelere, Lola Bailey, Libbie Robison, and Messrs. Eugene Close. John Leram, Ed. Mellenoamp, Claud Raymond, of Grass Lake, and P. J. Mellencamp, of Jackson. Chei.sea Herald. Chas. Carner, who is clerking in a Toledo drug store, was the guest of hisparents a few days the past week. Geo. Lehman, of Island Lake, lost a valuable norse lastSaturday, by its gettingmired in the swamp. L. T. íVeeman has had the partition removed from his store, making the salesroom considerably larger. Mrs. C. M. Stephensand children and Mrs. E. Keyes are visiting friends acd relatives in Farmington this week. Manchestek Enterpkise. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mahrle, who have resided iu Chelsea the past few yoars, will occupy a part of the "dutch tavern." Fred. Yokom came froin Ann Arbor Saturday by way of Tecumseh, where ho attended the concert intheevening. Mrs. Kay, of Norvell, who has been here for teveral weeks visiting her biother, Casper Rab-, returned home Tuesday. Miss Pamele Taylor and a cousin from the east who is visiting her, went to Saline Monday to visit friends and returned yesterday. Ypsjlanti Sentinel. The Misses Odiorne, Trim, Palmer, Moore and Webb lef t for Lansing Thuriday to attend the Y, W. C. A. conver,tion. Mrs. G. A. Howard and Mrs. George Nicholson, of Alpena, who have been visiting Mrs. J. E. McGregor, have returned home. - Mre. F. W. Glanfleld and Mr. and Mrs. Wlteón Reed, of Detroit, went to Dexter Monday evening to Bpend v. lew days. A surpi-iso party was elven L. Z. Poerstci' Woilncsday evening, the occasion beiny: the Gitth annlversary of his birthday, About 40 guests were present, including all the employés of his brewery. A. very sociable time was enjoyed. The Ypsilantian. Mrs. Chorlotte Farwell, of Eddy, New Mexico, was in the city this week. W.C. Farrington visited Cantón, O., Monday. Miss Metta Miller, formerly of the C. B. C, was married reeently to Mr. H. E. Bailey, of Cleveland, O. Miss Mildred Weed assisted in receivinar at a reception given by Dean and Mrs. W. B. Hinsdaleat Ann Arbor, Friday night. Mrs. Joseph Hammerschmidt was badly burned by the ignition of the gasoline she had poured into her wAshing suds, Monday. It is thought the burns will leave no scars. Saline Observer. Rev. T. B. Leith attended the Synod which met in Detroit last week. Judge Kinne has granted a divorce to Emma F. and Emanual Ellsasser. Chas. Koch who a week ago was considered vecy sick, is improving. fflr. and Mrs. G. C. Townsend went to Detroit Saturday. Gilmer attended the big Bryan meeting there in the evening and reports an immense crowcï and a good time.