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[To insure liiscrtlon our Corrospondonts iou!d mail their items nol later tfaao Tuesay a. m. of eaeh week. If sent later they re likely to be crowdedout.l S A L.1NE. Geo. J. Nissly is taking a vacation ïis week. Arthur Pattce, of Ann Arbor, was in wil Priday. Messrs. Lister and Sheeder were at Vlilan Sunday. Miss Mamie Leith was an Ann Arbor isitor Thursday. WUliam Rehfus, of Ann Arbor, was n town Saturday. Elmer Bassett will teach school at helsea this year. Jno. Mitchell is clerking for Lister & heeder this week. The Bicycle club met at Miss Edna mith's Tuesday night. Messrs. Lindonachmitt and Warner vere in Detroit Sunday. Rev. Barry preaehed at the Salvation Army tent Monday night. Geo. A. Lindenschmitt and daughter, Helen, spent a lew days in Detroit this week. Ensign Cole preaehed at the Salvaion Army tent Thursday and Priday venings. Messrs. Cari Harmon and Henry Linenschmitt visited friends in Ann Aror Sunday. Messrs. Moyers and Blum took the rst degree in the Columbian League 'uesday night. The Y. P. S. C. E. held their regular nonthly meeting at Fred Henne's resience Tuesday night. Messrs. Louis and Will Sturm and amiliep attended the missionary meetng at Freedom Sunday. Herbert Walker who has been workng for J. Sturm & Son at Lake City, eturned home Tuesday. The quarterly meeting of the M. E. church of this place was held Sunday, conducted by presiding Eider Shier. J. W. Huil was in Chicago Friday on msiness. Will Barnard bought erain at the elevator while he was away. Missionary meeting will be held in ,he Germán church next Sunday. Services in the afternoon and evening. Ensign Cole and the converted minstrel, who have been here with the Sal'ation Army, returned to Jackson Friday. Bert Riggs, formerly of this place, novv of Howell, called on friends in this ilace Monday. Bert has a position as wokkeeper in Howell. The funeral services of Mrs. Forscy,he were held at the late residence in York, Friday afternoon. Bev. Leith, of this place, offlciated. At the annual school meeting held Monday night, .T. W. Huil and Jacob Sturm were elected to succeed themselves on the board of trustees. MANCHES TER. Austin Yoeum spent Sunday in Chelsea. Mr. Dickson, of the Register, was in town Friday. Miss Matie Swift is in Toledo, this week on business. Will Antliff, of Ann Arbor, is visiting his friend, Fred Kapp. Earnest Kenzular returned to Elm' hurst, 111., last week, where he wil: complete nis college course this year. Miss B-333ie Torrey is entertainiag her cousin, Miss Crocker, of Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Heith, of Columbus, Ohio, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Amspoker. Mrs. Frank Spafard gave a tea party in honor of her daughter Myra, las' Friday afternoon. The ladies of Universahst church gave a social at the store in Kimbal Block, Wednesday. Mrs. Helen Cleeves of Ann Arbor, is spending a short time liere with Mrs G. H. Macomber. Ara Palmer and daughters of Brook lyn visited at J. A. Lowery's last Pri day and Saturday. Miss Jessie Allen went to Frankfor Priday, where she has been engaged to teach for the coming year. Miss Edith Case went to Klgin, 111 Thursday, where she has accepted a position as teacher for the coming year. Sldney A. Case, who went to Boston week ago with his únele, Barrett Robinson has secured a position there as clerk. Miss Ida Silkworth began her duties as teacher at Bridgewater Centre, Monday, and Miss Julia Kirchhofer in District No. 8, Bridgewater. Mrs. A. C. Wright, who carne here two months ago on accoumt of poor health, returned to her home in Willow Springs, near Chicago, on Wednesday, her health greatly improved. Miss Alberta Johnston, of Clinton, who has been spending the past few days with relatives and friends, returned home Monday afternoon, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. E. M. Conklin. LODI. Ex-Supervisor Michael Grosshaus with wife and son visited Ann Arbor last Friday. Little Pearl Hiscock, of Ann Arbor, has been spending the past week at the home of her unele, Walter Burnett, of Lodi. Mr. and Mrs. Christian Bohnett entertained their daughter, Mrs. Adolph Fritz and little children from Ann Arbor last Thursday. Miss Emma Gannett spent Thursday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Marken in Lodi going there on her wheel. Dr. J. C. Stevens, dentist and real estáte dealer of Detroit, came to Lodi on hia wheel last Saturday and spjnt Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Stevens. During the two weeks end ing last Friday, Wallace Kehfuss sold 4100 sheep to farmers in the vicinity of Lodi. These sheep are part of the mammoth shipment recently received from the West. Mrs. Ilejjina Haynea spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Margaret Hoelzle, in Ann Arbor. She was acoompanied home by her daughter Matilda, who was returning from a two week's visit with her unele GeorgeKetnpf and family in Northüeld. 1H X BOK O. School bogan MonJay with Edith "udson as teacher. The infant chili of Wm. Boulgus was buried last Sunday. Master Burr Eldert returned to his ïome in Detroit Saturday. Mrs. Thos. Finnell entertained a few riends at tea last Wednosday. Miss Zadie Quackenbush will attend chool at Grand Ledge this year. Prof. A. H. Covert went to Schoolcraft Tuesday to begin his year's work. Miss Edith Quackenbush will teach n her home district during the fall ,erm. Prof. E. J. Quackenbush, who has )een visiting friends in this vicinity reurned home last week. itr.Mii mima. Mr. and Mrs. Strehle visited Mr. Strehle's uncle in Preedom last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Miller, of Ann Arbor, visited their cousin, Mrs. H. Davis last Sunday. School commenced Monday with ifteen scholars, and Miss Lily Bross, of Dexter, as teacher. Will Dormán, while at work in the Delhi Mills last Saturday got caughton a line shaft. His overalls wero torn off but he was not seriously hurt. His iscape from death was almost miracuous. Pour men came from Ann Arbor last Sunday pretending they vvanted to fish. They brought two kegs of beer and lelped themselves to everything they could find in the way of lunch, entering two or three houses for this purpose. WEBSTER. Miss Powell has returned to Cleveland. Will Burnett spent a few days in Marión last week. Miss Jennie Seelye, of Ann Arbor is visiting friends here. W. E. Boyden ia in attendance at the State Pair as one of the judges. Miss Nettie Latson has returned to her school work at Pawnee City.