Milan

Wm. H. Whitmarsh is in Detroit tliis week. Milán commencement exercises take place June 10. W. F. Stimpson lias returned from his ïecumseh trip. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Kelly gave Toledo a cali Saturday. Mr. Steidle's people are entertaiuing guests from Ohio. Miss Maud Arisba is at home from her Big Rapids school. Mrs. Bray and Cari have returned from their Detroit visit. J. C. Rouse returned the last of the week from his Saline visit. Mrs. Charles Gauntlett is visiting friends in Ann Arbor this week. Paul .N'ewcomb returned Tuesday morning from his Detroit sojourn. Mrs. H. Sill and sou and Miss Alma Sill drove to Ann Arbor, Tuesday. Miss Fannie Day, of Ypsilanti, is the guest of her brother Monroe this week. II . L. Case's house on Wabash st. is grovving finely under the carpenters' hands. Rev. F. O. Jones and wife aad Jas. Gauntlett have returned from their Adrián trip. ■ Miss Hattie Woolcott, of Ypsilanti, s the guest of her motfcer on County st.,-for a few days. Miss Ilfilen TuttJe returned Tuesday afternoon fr'om a three days' visit with her parents in Ypsilanti. Several of the Milan people attended the Mooreville commencement e.xercises at Mooreville. VVednesday evening. Mrs. F. Hill returned to her home in Union City, Thursday morning, after a tour weeks' visit with friends in Milan. Dr. Chapin is having a new foundation put; under his barn, and is having it turned and moved across the yard where it lormerly stood. Decoration Day was observed in Milan in an appropriate manner. Judge H. Wirt Newkirk deliyered a fine address that was well liked by all who had the pleasure of hearing it.