Saline

Mrs. George Johnson is very low with typhoid fever. George Gross is here again spending a few davs with his family. Mr. Henry Conn, of New York, city, is here viMtingold friends. Mrs. Homme'l left Tuesday evening for California to join her husband. E. A. Aldrich, our new dry goods merchant, is doing a rushing business. ' The Saline machinists are getting out some of A. F. Clark's patent wind milis. The Saline m inufacturing company's business has gone into a receivers hands. M rs. Chandler, wife of Dr. 3. W. Chandler, died Wednesday morning after a short illness. Four Detroit ladies gave some very good vocal music at the M. E. church Tuesaay evening. Charles Gough and Mr. Minnett one of the Saline millers, had a rough and tumble fight last week which resulted in a law suit, Gough being fined one dollar.