Willis

Mr. and Mrs. John iSmith liave been their daughter, Mrs. Bert Lord the past week, A!so Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, from South Rockwood, a sister oí Mrs. Lord. Anniyersary of 20 years atGeo. Russel's on Wednesday evening, Feb. 5. Jolin Johnson is improving. Edwin Niles is to be seen around the Willis again. He has been assisting ?red Smith in holding revival meetngs at Monroe, Ind. Eugene Wood, son of Rev. Edward Wood, formerly of this place, is here :or a short time from Manchester ecturing. Mrs. Howard Moore from Mantón, is out visiting friends and relatives. Henry Walters has been numbered with tbe sick, but is on the gain. Revival meetings commence at Willis, Monday evening, Feb. 3d. Henry Fullington has commenced carrying milk to the Ypsilanti creamery. Mr. Canüeld from Pittsfield, was at Whittaker's corners one day last week. Frank Stevens was down to H. S. Day's on business last ïhursday. Closing out sale at E. Bordin's store and meat market.