Milan

Wuather fine, roads dusty, raio wanted, if you please. Milan school scores over 200 pupils. Bom, Saturday, Sept. 29th, a daughter, to Mr. and Mis. Fuller Dexter. George Leonard arrived f rom New York, Friday, and is visiting his brother, O. W. Leonard, for a few days. Mrs. Dan. Case entertained guests, Tuesday. Mell Barnes returned Stinday mornJng from a three weeks' sojourn in Chicago. Mrs. Doersam is entertaining guests from out of town. C. M. Fuller and wife, from Maon, were the guests of Mrs. Fullev's parents, Attorney and Mrs. G. R. Wiliiams, over Suuday. Mrs. J. Sprague, who bas been the Suest of her daughter, Mrs. G. R. Williams, lor several weeks, returned to lier home in Anu Aibor, Friday. Mrs. Day and Mrs. Woolcott visited Ypaüanti last week. Mrs. Ilomer Sill and son drove lo Saline, Mondaj. Mrs S;idi.' Hestoi: aud (laughter h a v returned from then Detroit bojoum. Messrs. Ed Flhikley and Frank Guy drove to Dundee, Moiulay. Miss Forsythe spentSuhday with lier parents near Fitthfield Jimction. The Base Ball Tonrntunent vi!I last threè days. coniuiencing on ïhursday. Balooii asceiisiüiis aud Kines will be i ii order. It is the tlieme of conversation. Politics are 110 whel-e. A plav will be put on the boards at Gay's Opera House, by local talent, ïhursday and Friday eveiiings. uuder the auspices of the L. O. T M., entitled "Gyp, thn Lost Ileiress, or the Dead Witnets." The Chautauqua Circle i)l meet at the usual ace Öaturday p. m. TbB Baptist fair is postpoiied for a couple of weeks.Mr. E. Sweet ahdfarnih havmoved Lnto part of Mrs. n BiiiimTh Iioush Miss Elaje Van Buren luis retuiiied from hei Detroit visit. Mrs. Steever is isiting fiieivls in Oliio. Miss Fannie iSa}les is quite 111. Mllton Ilitclicock is liaving lus house painted. Editor A. B. Smitli and wii'e have returned from their St. Clair visit. Mr. Burchard has returned to Detroit. Mrs. Will Coppl and daughter are in Detroit.