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The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18
; r r z z A r N Y F z @- ! CYCLISTS WILL
 PICNIC
ON MARIN SLOPES.
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The leading event in cycling circles to- morrow is the annual picnic run of the Bay City Wheelmen and their eX-mem- bers and invited guests. Heretofore this event has been known as the Wetmore run to BIythedale, but that hostelry is so crowded with guests that 1t is impos- sible for the wheelmen to be accommo- dated. so they hit upon the plan of pie nicking at Nillwood, about mile from their old haunts at Blythedale, and one of the prettiest spots in Marin County.
 The run has been divided into two sauadrons: the wheeling contingent. or flying squadron, will take the 9:90 a. m. Tiburon boat. and wheel from that point via Belvedere and Alto to destination. Over seventy-fve have already signihed their intention of making the journey this way The "infirm,' as Captain Lar kin characterizes those who will go by train. are to take the 10 a. m Sausalito boat and train to Millwood station, OH the Mill Valley branch. There will be games of all outdoor kinds and an ample lunch spread in the woods.
 The Olympic Club Wheelmen will have a run tomorrow to Tocoloma. in Marin County. Members will meet Captain Iloos on the s o'clock Sausalito ferry. The roads are in fine condition, the pace will be easy and fine lunch is assured.
 F. E. c'Pinky? sttoddIard of the Bay months trip through the Northwest: Bob" Lennie is expected home next week. Sandy Hummer left for the Southern mines yesterday.
 The Ariel Road Club, under Captain Goetz. will have a run to San Rafael to- morrow. Members will meet at the s o'clock Sausalito ferry. At the next regu- lar meeting of the club. to be held on Wednesday, July 6. the annual election of officers will be held. The club Is in flourishing condition.
 The Olympic Cyclers have postponed indefinitely their proposed run to Es- calles scheduled for tomorrow. No req son is given except lack of interest on the part of the members.
 James Joyce Jr., the popular exponent of the chainless wheel. passed through here last Saturday from Los Angeles, on his way East via Portland. At Portland he received 0 wire from Hartford, Conn.,, that Q Miss Watkins. to whom he was engaged to be married, had died, and Joyce started East at once on special train. The many friends that Joyce has made on the coast will sympathize with him in his present bereavement.
 The Imperial Cycling Club will have diversion of the club. The party is lim- ited to the accommodations of their sail ing craft. and a jolly time is assured.
 Herbert D. Clark of the Bay City Wheelmen is touring in Southern Califor-- nia and incidentally spreading the gospel of good roads to all who will listen.
 The consensus of opinion among the or ganized cyClerS is that the recent regula- tions adopted by the Golden Gate Park Commissioners affecting pedestrians and cyclers are particularly fair and the wheelmen are very much gratified at the consideration they were shown.
 Howard B. Freeman, the Bay City
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18
ALL ABOUT DOGS
 AND KENNEL CLUBS

At last the Pacific Coast will place be- fore the American Kennel Club a proposi- tion to substitute satisfactory rules in
 place of the present ones. For the first time since the objectionable new classi- fication has been in force the opposing sentiment has crystallized into a definite plan. At an informal meeting of a few representative fanciers convened by the Verona kennels at Pleasanton on Sunday last, the following gentlemen were pres ent: pr. Fred w. d'Evelyn, J. E. de Ruyter, J. G. Barker and H. H. Carlton of San Francisco; c. R. Harker of San Jose
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18
 BASKET BALL
 EXPERTS WILL CONTEST.
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The basketball enthusiasts of San Francisco and vicinity will have an op- portunity of witnessing local strength against the crack team from Minnesota In Company G of the Minnesota volun- teers the champion basketball players of the State have enlisted in a body, and are anxious to meet our local teams in the battle on the slippery floor. The To- cal Rusher team of the Young Mems Christian Association will meet the crack basketball players from Minne- sota next Tuesday, June 21, in the asso- ciation's gymnasium, corner of Mason and Ellis streets. The soldiers have been utilizing their spare time by constant practice in the E1lis-street building, which has been thrown open to their use.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18
HANDBALL PLAYED
 BY THE EXPERTS

The following handball games will ba. played on Sunday in Phil Ryans court:
 l.. Waterman and E. M. McDonough vs D. J. Sheehan and N. J. Prendergast
 J. Bowling and M. Mcguire vs. NJ McILaugh- lin and E. Curley.
 E. Barry and M. Basch vs. M Kirby and T. Foley.
 D. Rodgers and M McNeil vs. G. MoDonaId and W. Manion.
 J; McNamara and M. Mcdonald vs. P. Ryan and P. Steiner J. Riordon and J. Harlow vs M J. KagdI- Ion and A. Pennoyer.
 J White and M. Mcclure vs. R. Murphy and J. Collins.
 j. C. Nealon and R. Linehan vs T. F. Bon-. net and A. Hampton.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18
CHAMPION DOGS
COURSE TO-DAY

Union Coursing Park is rapidly advanc- ing to the front in popularity, and doubt less it will soon be recognized as the great inclosed coursing demesne of Amer lea. To-day the much looked for cham pionship stahe will be contested and apart from this popular event a 72-dog stake will afford pleasure seekers no end
 A year ago to-oay S2 dogs were deemed a large number to run in any one week. To-day 132 are not unusual At Union Park a non-winner stake and a champion event Is being run off. The sport at both parks will open at the usual hour and continue through tomorrow.
 The champion stake at Union Park looks to be another for For Freedom
 Massey's Eastern dogs should be heard from at Ingleside again this week Mas sey landed second and fourth last week.
 The two parks appear to have changed many dogs th.s week. Non-winners at each have figured as stake dogs at the other.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18
TRAP-SHOOTING AT
 HOME AND ABROAD

The lovers of animate and inanimate target shooting will assemble to-day in strong force at their respective shooting grounds. The California Wing Club will send pellets after live birds at the Ingle- side grounds; the Lincoln Club will miss and hit blue rocks at Alameda Point, and the Suisun Gun Club, which is com posed Ioos - principaily of wild duck stoppers, will have a live bird shoot "at home.' "Bogie" O'Donnell the mascot of the action. and if heavy charges (mixed)
 backed up by game bird oratory will win
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18

Brydges' sloop Hope, E. F. sager's sloop Edna. Henry Franklin's yawl Bachelor, ". H. Gould's sloop Corinne, G. tum Su- Pilgrim. G. C. Woodsun's yawl Verona, L. s. Sherman's sloop Royal, and the launches Ariel and Fl Casador.
 The sloop Surprise is lying off Point Pinole, A. c. Lee having taken her moor ings out of the creek and dropped them there; he will probably join tomorrow S cruise. Port Captain J. J. Sherry's yawl soon be in, and she will be sailing about the middle of July
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18
WHERE ACCOMPLISHING
 IS NOW ENJOYED

The angling season is now in full blast and lovers of the pastime who can afford a trip to the mountains can count upon some nice catches of large trout. Latest reports from the Truckee River are very good Messrs Woodford and Williamson returned from Verdi few days ago very well satisfied with four days sport. They say that fly fishing from Verdi down is excellent, but above Verdi and especially
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18

some of the performances being very creditable.
 The officials of the Fl Campo regatta are: Referee, Al Fritz; starter, P. J. Enright; marshal, M J. Colnan; timers, J. T. Sullivan, Joseph Keenan, John Elliott and J. Maas; judges, Ed Shea, D. Lahey, J. D. Batteaux, A. Taylor. F. J. Sullivan, J. Laib, J. Foley and A. Me- George.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18

Gladstone, the Man of the Century,
 By Walter 3esanr, h next Sundays Call.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-06-07
THE NEWS CONDENSED.

Mai.-G Merritt has received in
structions from the President that
when he inaugurates his military gov.
ernorship at Manila he is to open the
ports of the islands to American mer-
chants. All goods shipped to the Phil
ippines will be admitted free of duty.
This policy will also be followed with
reference to Cuba and Porto Rico.
Adit. Gen. Corbin announced that it
had been definitely decided to use
about $4,000 of the volunteers to be
raised under the second call in filling
out deficient regiments already organ
lied under the first call. 1t will take
about that number to fill each COM
pany up to the maximum limit of log
men. Recruits will be assigned to
regiments from their own states, and,
as far as possible, TO regiments and
companies which represent the cities
and sections of the states in which they
reside.
Nearly 400 trained Americans and
Cubans, under Capt Dorst, u. s. A,
and Col. Jose Lacret, of the Cuban
army, with pack train of 75 mules and
25 horses, besides $500 rifles, 100000
rounds of ammunition and Is days sup
ply of food, sailed from Key West on
the steamer Florida conveyed by the
auxiliary gunboat Osceola. The ex-
pedition was landed 25 miles east of
Havana and was met by a force of 1000
armed insurgents with brass band
which played Cuban and American ma
tional airs
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LITCHFIELD.

June G. Mrs. Frank Bixler is in Ed
more caring for her father who is sick.
jay Chamberlain Is at home this week
DR.. Monroe, of Toledo, was here We'd
nesday.
A. j. Lovejoy g. Co. and r. M. Miller
are buying wool again this season.
The ladies' aid of the Baptist society
met with Mrs. John Wade Thursday.
Sixty-seven tickets were sold from this
station to Homer Thursday morning.
Litchfield was treated to a grand bal
loon ascension Wednesday evenin z.
Didn't fly very high though.
ID. III. Mills was In Brooklyn the first
of the week.
Ed Shattuck has bought the vacant lot
between ID. II. Mills and j. Kennybrook.
Mrs. Sallie Crandall and Mrs. Henry
Caldwell will run an ice cream parlor
again this season.
The commencement exercises OF our
high school will be held on Friday eve
ming of next week.
Prof. Smith will preach the baccalau-
reate sermon Sunday evening at the
Opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Werner and sons,
of Detroit, were here the first of the week
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Verner's
father, ID. Shepard. George Shepard, OF
Dimondale, was also present.
Mrs. Rena Ayers, of Hillsdale, was In
town Monday.
Decoration day was observed with
appropriate exercises. The speech by
Burritt Hamilton was very fine. We
think that more people were In town
than on any former occasion Of the kind
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Derby, OF Wood
stock, are visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Valentine and
daughter, OF Lansing, spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
| Valentine. Mrs. l.. e. Lovejoy, who has
been visiting there, has returned to hel
home at Ludington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Townsend, of Cham
paign, ILL.,, has joined his wife at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
M. miller. After short visit they will
start for Germany where they expect 3,
spend the next two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Townsend, o
Grand Rapids, are visiting relatives anC
friends here; also Mr.. and Mrs. Crocke
| Townsend, of Jackson. .-l q. .-i
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SOMERSET CENTER.

JUNE 4.-Mrs. +. A. Brockway Is visit
ing her son, Edgar, at Grand Ledge.
Mrs. Buck, Sr., Is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. West. at Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant visited their
daughter, Mrs. w. l.. Russ at North
Adams Monday and Tuesday. They at.
tended the Decoration exercises at the
opera house Monday.
Minnie, youngest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter VanCamp, died Sunday, OF
consumption. The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon and was largely at
tended, there not being room In the
church for all. Rev. Gordon, of Addison,
assisted by Pastor Silverthorne, ofliciated.
The church was beautifully decorated
and the floral offerings were many and
of lovely designs. Miunie was a lovely
young lady, favorite OF all. The
bereaved parents, the sorrowing sister
and brothers, have the sympathy OF all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell VanCamp, of Pom
tiac, were here Tuesday TO attend the
funeral of his cousin, Minnie VanCamp'
Hugh Turney, Of Liberty, has become
a resident OF this village, occupying the
Moreland house, east side.
Mrs. Fred Brown entertained the W.
+. M. society Thursday afternoon. A
rare June DAY and pleasant gathering
j. 4. Holdridge and wife are entertain
ing their daughter. from Ann Arbor.
Quite a number of school children
from this place attended birthday par
lty for Fred Oxbrough, at Jerome, Fr day
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son, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Hawkins Sunday and Monday.
Wallace Il. Stanford, of Hammond, La,
is here to spend the summer at the home
of Mrs. j. ID. Gilbert.
Married, at the home Of the brides
parents, Wednesday evening, May, 20, by
Rev; II. p. Lane, Fredrick Young, of
Camden, and Miss Eva LaFever.
The A. T. s. l.. Club gave banquet TO
their gentlemen friends Friday evening.
The program was very complete with
music, toasA and speeches.
Mr.. ID. NJ. Long, of Coldwater, visit ed
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Lewis,
the first of the week.
Mrs. Il. ID. Howard and Mrs. c. N.
Jackson are visiting relatives at Stanton.
James III. Wade, of Ann Arbor, was
the guest OF his son, Charles, over Sun
day.
Mrs. Libbie Wisner is the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. L. g. Herbert, at Lansing.
Mrs. l.. N. Roberts, Of North Adams, is
the guest of friends here this week.
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SOMERSET.

Arthur Burcroft started for New York
state Thursday. He expects to be gone
some time. Charles Kelly went with
him,
Mrs. White has new buggy.
Ray White started Tuesday for Colorado,
where will join his father. So cur young
men are leaving US.
The ladies' missionary society meets
nexS Friday afternoon with Mrs. Wood
worth.
Nelson White graduated at the Add
son high school this year. He had the
class history.
Children's day comes next Sunday at
the Congregational church.
A new wire fence now adorns the
front of the parsonage lot.
The township Sunday School rally has
been postponed on account of high wa
ter at the lake.
The school In the south district has been
troubled with whooping cough lately.
The travelling library was returned to
Lansing Tuesday and another Is expected
soon In Its place.
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SOUTH ADA MS.

JUNE 4.-Mr. and Mrs. Lester Daniels
and little son, from near North Adams,
visited Mr.. Daniels sister, Mrs. William
West last Sunday.
Rev. Birdsey, pastor of the Osseo M.
e. church, spent Sunday night and apor-
tion OF Monday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. FL. Cook.
Misses Florence Leonard, Mabel
Wheaton and Alta Johnson attended the
eighth grade examination at Hillsdale
last Saturday.
Rev. |. N. Wallace, wife and little
daughter, of Wheatland. were guests at
viii Cooks last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N Converse are visit
Ing their daughter and husband at
Fowlerville.
Mrs. Alice Cook and little son visited
her parents at Hoxie Saturday.
Mrs. Belle Johnson has been spending
the week with friends in Waldron.
Will Phillips is at his fathers home
for few days
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LOCUST.

LOCUST.
JUNE 3.-Mrs. Mary Myers was GALES
to Elkhart, Ind, Saturday, by the illness
of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Naples, of South
Plttsford, were guests of Mr.. and Mr..
James Lockwood Sunday and were In at
tendance at church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bradrick and two
daughters, of West Unity, Ohio, were
guests Of Leon Elliot and wife over Sun
day.
Several from here attended the memo
rial exercises at Hudson Monday.
Samuel Howard spent few days the
first of the weak with relatives In Ohio
Clark Rush spent Sunday at w. w
Convis, in West Wheatland.
Myron Whitehorne and wife, Of Archi-
bald, Ohio, were guests of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ii. Whitehorne, for q
few days this week.
Miss Ida Zimmerman is the possessol
OF fine new bicycle.
The womans' missionary society me-
with Mrs. Robert Kelso Thursday after
noon.
Leonard Warfield and daughter, Ida
are entertaining the formers brother
from abroad for awhile.
The repairs on the +. w. b. church are
being pushed along quite rapidly anc
will soon be completed ready for holding
services.
Leon Elliot and wife have moved back
to his fathers, Nelson Elliots near Osseo
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WOODBRIDGE.

JUNE 4.-Elvin Bell has gone TO
Auburn, N. Y, to visit relatives for
short time and take in the sights by the
way; he went most OF the way on his
wheel.
Vester Stevens, of Indiana, is visiting
her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5.
Stevens.
Mrs. Phebe Wilde lost a good COW last
Wednesday.
Working on the highway is the order
of the day just now.
The bark-peelers have returned from
Wabash county, Ind, where they have
been for the the past few weeks peeling
bark.
Pearl Easterday has gone to work for
her grand mother, who is quite jill.
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West wheatland and Adams.

JUNE 4.-Ralph Williams and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Williams
brother. K. Bird.
Clark Rush, of Hudson, was the guest
of his sister, Mrs. w. Convis, last week.
Miss Burns, teacher In the Robins dis
trict, entertained her pupils at her home
In Hillsdale Saturday,
Mesdames Elias and N. E. Robins
visited Mrs. Ed Cook, in Jefferson, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Frank Bump and daughter, Lu-
cille, of Plttsiord, are spending few
days with Mrs j. Henvy,
Misses Kate and Anna Hogan spent
Thursday with Mrs. Scanlon, at Steam
burg.
Mrs. Will Cook and little son, Ward,
visited her people, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Fry. at Hoxie. SATURDAY..
Mesdames f. Fowler and M. Hollister
and Miss Hattie Deering, OF Jonesvllle,
called on Mrs. j Henvy Tuesday.
Little Leeta Williams is spending a
couple Of weeks with her grand mother,
Mrs. VIM. Bird, Of North Adams.
Louie Dillon. of Church, called on j.
Henvy Saturday. He was on his way
to Hillsdale to attend field day.
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INTER- ADAMS.

JUNE 7.-Vie Goold and lady, VIII
McVicar antady, Alfred Hawkins aud
wife and Wild Wyman attended Mrs.
Wolcott's mt, recital at Hillsdale last
Tuesday eveag.
The GrangAd society will meet at
the home of N Ada VanWert, June 16.
All are cordial invited to attend.
DR.. L. E. Me, OF Chicago, and DR..
Bates, OF Hillse, performed success
full operation oNrs. Grace Welper last
Thursday. Hemany friends will be
pleased to knoVaat she is getting along
nicely.
James Post wife attended the
graduating exerds last Thursday night
at North Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vch attended the Bap-
tist association at,ading last Wednes-
day and THURSDAY
Mrs. Clara Por and children, of
Wheatland, yisitirher sister, Mrs, We'll
per, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. i Hoxie. of Roxie,
called on Dir. and Thomas Wilson.
last Saturday event
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Gray are visit
ing In Lenawee coV for week or ten
days.
James Post and 3. Eber Williams
and lady and Ralph ,key and lady at
tended the baccalaate sermon at
North Adams last Su,y evening.
Masters Troy andloyd Welper at
tended a picnic at Ba,eese last Friday
The ladies' aid soy will meet al
the home of Mrs. Bes Williams mex,
Wednesday afternoon
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WEST JEFFERSON.

JUNE 3.-Mrs. Fred Havlland and little
daughter, of Toledo, are visiting the
family Of j. Collins.
j. Ii. Watkins and family and Merton
Fitzpatrick attended the graduating ex-
ercises at Frontier Thursday evening of
last week.
A number Of people from this vicinity
attended the jubilee at Ransom Thurs
day.
Mrs. Phoebe Rumsey, of Pittsford,
called on Mrs. Riley Thomas last Friday.
Fred Cummins, OF West Leroy, visited
the family of Riley Thomas from Friday
until Monday.
Miles Davis attended the opening at
Baw Beese park Wednesday.
Mrs. Ann Raymond visited friends at
Cambria Wednesday.
8. Nj. Cox and wife visited friends at
Ransom Sunday evening.
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SAND LAX e.

JUNE 4.-Verne Chase and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives in
Reading.
Misses Maude and Rachel Moore. of
Center Adams, spent Sunday with their
sister, Mrs. Carrie Nance.
M. Havens, of East Adams, spent the
forepart of the week on his place In this
vicinity.
Mr.. Bates and Miss Beulah Gould,
from near Hudson, called on friends in
this place Sunday.
. Mrs. Julia Schick Is In Jonesville, car
ing for her sister, who is sick with the
measles.
M. Ii. Welper, of Center Adams. made
business call in this vicinity last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swift, from near Hudson,
spent Sunday at Charles Carter's.
Children's day will be observed at the
Oak Grove Sunday school one week
from tomorrow.
Mrs. Carrie Nance is entertaining her
father and mother, from Center Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Nance have gone
to spend Sunday with their son, Charles,
near Frontier.
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They report very pleasant time; twenty
two were present. The afternoon passed
with games and followed by plenty of
cake, Ice cream, candy and lemonade,
each one received very pretty souviner
of the occasion.
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Alva M. Myers, from Ann Arbor, is in
town to-day.
X. M. Miller went to Hillsdale Friday.
Messrs. Lovejoy and Miller are buying
wool again this year. Sellers will find It
TO their interest to call upon them.
The Baptist society has engaged Mr..
Davies to Ill their pulpit the coming
year.
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whlIe sparring with a companion at
Sebewaing, Thomas Jones, aged 2s,
prominent young man, was struck on
the back by his companion and in
stantly killed. 1t is believed his death
was due to heart disease
EVERYTHING first class at Lambert,
Wood & Wells market near post office.
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PITTSFORD.

JUNE Mrs. Kidder Is not quite so
we'll again.
Mrs. +. ID. Naples, of South Plttsford,
called on friends In this place one day
last week.
j. Winthrop Cooley, of Elkhart, Ind,
Is expected home tomorrow.
DIR. VIII, Of Ransom, called on friends
In this place Thursday.
Chas. Waters Is suffering quite severe
ly with boil on his knee.
Rev. Isaiah Martin and wife, OF Wal.
dron, called on friends In this place
Monday.
Ii. ID. Wilson and family, of Clyde, o.,
are moving back to this place,
DIR. Bell, recently from the Detroit
hospital, has located here and has his
office at the hotel. He comes highly
recommended.
Orson Lake and wife, OF Clyde, O.
have moved into Mrs. Woods house
They expect TO move to their farm, east
of town, In the fall.
Orlando Miner entertained his son, J
III. Miner and family, of Clayton. Sunday
The patriotic social at Mr.. Ambrose's
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EsvII.LE


JUNE Airs. Camp Ike has re-
turned from Fort Wayne.
Elk governor Luce called friends
here Tuesday.
e. A. Wisner Is In Detroit week.
G. b. Stowell, of Hudson, wn town
Thursday.
Frank Scott, OF Ypsilanti, VT home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Hampton Reeves retu to her
home at Ann Arbor Tuesday.
Miss Laura Culver spent Sui with
/ her sister at Ypsilauti.
Pres. Mosher, of Hillsdalellege
gave the memorial address herhday
This address was very characttc OF
the man, scholarly and patriotid
Misses Stella and Libbie FMere
guests at the home OF Mr.. andb. A
| III. Dudley on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Sheldon, &ck
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