Village Doings

T. Morse has had several sheep killed by dogs. Morris Thompson, died Satnrday, aged 83 years. Fred Sager is ruoviug on to a farm near Franoisco. Lewis Mayers bas bongbt the Theodore Steinbaoh farm. George Steinbaoh has bonght the Theodore Covert farm. Will Westfall, of Chicago, is spending a few days with his parents. Palmer Westfall is very ill with but very littie hopes of his reoovery. Theodore Covein will live in the honse formerlv oocupied by Mort Yak ely. Mis. W. Westfall, of Chicago, spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. P. Westfall. Nina Fisk entertaiued several of her friends last Satnrday, it being the 14th anniversary of her birth. Albert Wenk, of Lima, and Miss Gertie Casterline, uf Delhi, were married the 13tb, at Waterloo. The Grangers were nearly all present at the last meuting. Eaoh one had an opportuuity to teil their experiences and mistakes of the past year. Some of them were very amnsing. The next Grange meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sweetland, next Tbnrsday, March 25. Tbis will be the sweetest meeting of the seabou - maple sugar will be one of the many good eatables on the bill of fare.