Willis

Willis now has a photograph car, which'is doing quite a business. Mrs. Jones, of Monroe, is at her daughter's, Mrs. L. Butts, at present. W. H. Ostrander has his new house plastered and it is being fast finished. Dan Wright has moved into Frank Raymond's house on the county line. A party of five Willis sports went out a few days ago and bagged 24 rabbits and nine quails. A singing school has beeu organized at the Morgan school house, with Mr. Price, of Bellvillc, as teacher. The new church sheds, ten in number, are completed. The Adventists are preparing to build sheds also and they intend to start a series of meetings in a short time. Meetings srill continue at the M. E. church, where there is a largc at-, iendance. Mrs. Fannie E. Morgan died Dec. 4 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Breining, of oíd age and heart trouble. She was 80 years old. Her husband died some years ago. She was hlghly respected by all who knew her and leaves two daughters and one son, and was one of the pioneers of Augusta.