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Local Notes and Social Roundup from Saline
A. R. Lee is very ill at home. Mrs. Cook suffers a badly scalded hand. Newborn to Mr. and Mrs. Hartman, agon, last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Lee of Milan visited A. R. Lea. Mrs. Waillage and Mrs. Burkhart visited Ann Arbor Friday. Mrs. White spent Sunday with her son in Ann Arbor. Mr. Zimmerman and daughter visited near Brooklyn. Mrs. McBride bought the Josenhans home on Harris Street via Fowler agency. Mrs. VanHouten, lame from rheumatism, was uptown. Ann Arbor visitors included Mrs. Westphal and daughters. The winter lyceum opened with “The Bubble” to a large crowd. Widespread cellar flooding noted after heavy rains. Philp E. Hall, Saline native, died in Detroit and was buried here with about thirty Knights Templar. Local residents hosted birthday guests in Detroit. The Saline Poultry Association to meet December 27 at B. P. Bishop’s. H. S. Osler to show poultry reels. Pool hall owner Bert Derendinger sold to Irwin Graf, who will move stock to Alber building. Cemetery tensions arose over timing of the Halle burial. delays blamed on undertaker. Vandalism at Henry Wager’s chicken house killed 49 birds. The Wagars woke to find fowls bled and gone. locals label perpetrators as despicable.