Milan

Mr. J. C. Rouse did the exposition, Monday. Mrs. S. Chapín left for Petoskey, Thursday morning. Mrs. Fuller Dexter visited Tecumseh, Sunday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. T. Barnes a son, August icith. Mr. A. Hayden is doing a fine brick and tile business. Mrs. Smith entertained guests from Ypsilanti this week. Mr. and Mrs. Arba Andrews are visiting Detroit this week.. Mrs. J. C. Harper returned from her Detroit visit, Saturday. , Mrs. A. Wisdom is entertaining a sister from Detroit this week. Mrs. James Gauntlett entertained guests from Blissfield last week. Mr. H. Whitehead, of Detroit spent Sunday with Milán friends. Mrs. Green has commenced work on her new house on First street. Mrs. J. C. Harper is visiting friends at Grand Rapids this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. D-exter have returned from their Napolean visit Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hitchcock have a fine restaurant and ice cream parlor. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fuller are visiting friends in the country this week. A fine rain storm visited Milán, Wednesday, whichwas gratefully received. Mr. and Mrs. M. Barnes returned from their Zukey lake sojourn, Friday. Mrs. Chas. Smith and sister, Miss Huff, left for Petoskey, Thursday morning. Mr. Frank Johnson and family are at Detroit and Romulus visiting relatives this week. A large number of the Milán Deople attended the Band tournament at Tecumseh, Thursday. Miss Ona Andrews left for Iron Mountain, Monday, where she will commence her school work next Monday. Mrs. Wilber returned to Iierhome n Quincy, Saturday, after a three weeks' visit with her dauehter, Mrs. VI. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Hinkley and the Messrs. Woolcott were among the Tecumseh visitors, Thursday. The fair committee meet at Mrs. J. C. Rouse's residence, Wednesday, 3ist, to preparework for the coming clrarch fair. James Kinne, near Milan, lost his ïouse and contents by fire, Tuesday morning. Origin of the fire uncnown. Loss, $800; insured for $3Married. - Mr. A. Crolians, of Vlilan, and Miss Rena Moon, of Mooreville, at the residence of the jride's parents, Aug. 28, Rev. H. Palmer officiating. Mrs. Blinn and Lena and Lester returned from Lambertville, Thursday, and left for Ypsilanti, Friday, where they will make their home this coming winter. Coralloid, owned by Mr. Chas. Gauntlett, of Milan, is at theColum)us races where he captured the ïrst money, $1,200, and lowered his record 3% seconds. Married. - Monday, Aug. 22, Mr. ?rank Bush and Miss May Whaley, at the residence of her foster arents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Whaley, ev. G. E. Sloan officiating.