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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hale visited relatives at Belleville, Saturday and Sunday. Little iva Haynes, whose illness was mentioned last week, died Wednesday. The funeral was held Friday at the Baptist church. Mrs. Fred Osborn, who has been very ill at Indiana, Pa., is reported better. Her mother, Mrs. Baxter, has gone to care for her. There will be a B. Y. P. U. social at the Baptist parsonage, Friday evening, Jan. i8th. Receipts to apply on the seat fund. Everybody is invited to come and get acquainted with the new pastor and family. The Baptist church has closed a contract with the Grand Rapids School Furniture company for a complete set of fine oak church pews. They are to be ready for use about March ist, and will be a great improvement over the old ones. His claw-fingered majesty will have to hustle if ne expects to keep in sight of Baptist people. Milt. Davenport went to Adnan Saturday to recover the goods stolen three weeks ago. The thief, whose name is Tilden, was picked up in Adrián on the charge of vagrancy and sent up for thirty days. His time is nearly up and he will be brought over into Washtenaw and run through the mili.