Manchester

LTo late for last week.] It didn't rain on decoration day. Prof. Phillips visited at Ypsilanli n Tuesday. Mrs. G. J. Huessler went to Jackon Tuesday. Miss Eva Fisk went to Jackson n Wednesday Miss May Bodine visited Tecumeh on Tuesday. A large crowd witnessed the batf jame Wednesday. Fred VanDuyn attended the pening at Clark's Lake. Miss L. Burns, of Bridgewater, was in town Wednesday. Mrs. A. Amsden, of Chicago, reurned home on Thursday. Messrs. Kemp and Freer, of Chelea, were in town Wednesday. Messrs. George Holmes and Fred Vlacomber, spent Sunday here. Frank Wade, of Monroe, was in own Wednesday and Thursday. The saloon bond of John J. Reichrt was rejected by the common ouncil. Mr. S. Clarkson and family, of Ann Arbor, have been visiting at L. D. Watkins. Mr. F. Spaford is fixing up his house on Exchange place by giving it a coat of paint. Mrs. Chubbick, of Amboy, 111., vvho has been visiting her father, Thos. Spafard,returned home Wednesday. This is the seconü defeat our ball team has suffered at the hands of Ann Arbor ball tossers. T,he first score was 10 to 2 and the score Wednesday 6 to 3. [From another correspondent.] Fred Macomber was home over Sunday. Mr. L. D. Watkins is sick with the mumps. Bert Wade was quite ill the first part of the week. Rey. Schoettle returned home last Saturday evening. A large crowd witnessed the Mian-Manchester game. Mr. B. F. Wade and son drove to Ann Arbor last Sunday. Sharon people had a picnic at Wolf Lake last Satuiday. Our little Germán band goes to Wrampler's Lake, Wednesday. Prof. Thos. Moran, of Elk River, VIinn.,is expected home nextweek. Miss Fanny Blinn, of Milán, visted at Mrs. Hauessler's one day last week. Prof. Phillips and family left Tues!ay for Macón, where they will pend the sutnmer. The new steamer built by Clark 3ros. will be run on Wrampler's ,,ake this summer. The base ball game on Tuesday was very interesting, Milán leading ip to the seventh inning. Kempf's over-the-fence and home-run hit were the features. The score: R. 1!. H. E. Manchester 7 9 8 Milan 6 8 2 Batteries.- Manchester, Geraden and Seofield; Milan, Lewis and Booth.