Saline

Ed. I. Isbell was home from Jack son last week . Geo. Walker visited near Ann Ai bor last Thursday. R. B. Rouse was in Detroit last Saturday and Sunday. Cliff. E. Bassett was home from Detroit the first of the week. Burt Rogeres was home from Ypsilanti the first of the week. Mr. and Mi4. R. H. Marsh soiourned ni "Ydsí" last Mondav. Andrew. Warren is speculating ii black walnut and cherry lumber. The high school is preparing a paper to be read next week Friday Mrs. Valentine & Donaldson have rented theirfarm to John Heininger Chas. Paisons was home from "Ypsi" last week booked on the sick list. ' An exchanged lot of school seats came for the union school Wed nesday. Charlie Reynolds, of Detroit, vis ited his brother, Mart, Sunday anc Monday. P. H. Rouse will build 300 rods o: picket fence on the Batty farm in the SDrinor. Miss E. M. Clark, of Ann Arbor visited Miss Edessa Aldrich the firs: of the week. Local option is being agitated General feeling is that t will be a dry election. The Cordon and Spears public ball was quite well attended last Monday night. Miss Carrie Wheeler visited Miss Bernice Upson, of Ann Arbor, a few days last week. A. A, Wood has settled with the party who stole oats fiom his grain barn some time since. v Rev. W. E. Caldwell has been offered the pastorate by the Presbyterian society for 1S88-9. Miss Ida Hulton is expected to lecture in favor of local option in opera hall Thursday night. Mrs. D. M. Shepard returned Saturday from a four weeks' visit with tier daughter at Kalamazoo. Mrs. Springer and daughter, ol East Milán, has been visiting for several days at H. McMichael's. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Larzelere recieved a surprising visit Tuesday evening from several friends. Geo. Schairer and family and sister, Mrs. M. Otto, visited D. F. S. and family at Ann Arbor last Sanday. The Presbyterian social at Misses üillett's Tuesday evening was a social success, with financial receipts of $5-35Bert Aldrich, of Lansing, visited nis parents here last week. He takes a trip to California soon for the benefit of his health. The Young Peoples Society of C. E., are talking of having a hard times social next Friday evening. This will be very appropriate for the times. Miss Jennie Caldwell's school in District No. 7, publishes a school japer every Friday for each scholar. Subscription price to scholars 3 cents jer month. The Presbyterian S. S. have deided to dónate their old library jooks to some school more needy han themselves. There are several ery good books araong the lot. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dancer were ipped out of their cutter while on heir way to town Tuesday night, nd Mrs. D. was painfully bruised There was a bad place in the road hat they could not see in the dark. Seeley Fitzgerald is bound to get a pension, judging from the way he mutilates himself lately. While working around a buzz sawing machine last Saturday he got too near the saw and had his fingers badly cut, and Monday, while splitting wood he cut his leg with an axe. Geo. J. Nissly takes everything this time. At the poultry exhibited at Ypsilanti last week, he showed a fine lot of birds that swept all the premiums in the lines exhibited by him. He now bas the record of showing the highest grade - highest scoring fowls ever exhibiled in Michigan. He sent a few fowls to the Detroit poultry show this week. Frank Ross arrested in Milan Sunday by officers 'Warner and Dexer, for stealing $5o in money and bout $30 worth of jewelry, clothing nd minor articles, from Herbert Gilman's house last Saturday, during ie absence of the family. He laims to have come from Jackson nd is a strong, healthy man about 6 years old. He plead guilty bebre Justice McKinnon, waived an xamination, and Tpas bound over o the circuit court. He boards in the jail at Ann Arbor now.