Willis

Mrs. Williain Willings visited her "aughter at Romulus last Sunday. Next Sunday will be quarterly meeting at Willis. Rev. C. T. Allen, presidiug eider, will also preach in the evening. The Epworth League meetng wiil be ornitted. Bert Low uuder the care of Dr. Root, s able to be ont again. There will be held at the home of S. 3. Ballard on Thursday eveuing a birthday surprise party, it being Mrs. Ballard's birthday. lh Mr. Swass is building a fine new residence in Willis It will be a credit to himself and neighbors. Charles Roberts, of Pittsfleld, has control of the feed mili at Willis, formerly owned by W. H. Ostrander. The creamery is running every other day now. We are glad to see once more the smiling face ofGnernsey Derbyshire, who has been abent sotne time. H. S. Day received numerous premiums on his fine herd of Holsteiü cattle. at Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, Hamburg and Hillsdale. The next meeting of the ladies' aid society of Willis will be held on the second Tuesday of November with Mrs. Charles Finney. Miss Lydia Tabor has goue to Green Bay to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Will Ostrander. Mrs. L. A. H. Childs, who had a stroke of paralysis last spring, seems to be gaimng slowly. We hope for a speedy recovery and that sho may enjoy life yet many years. Frank Hammond has just ratnrned from Kansas, where he went to s-'isit an only sister.