Village Doings

J. C. Ronse is visiting his sous [in Pittsfield. Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Butler a soa, June 3. Mr. W. H. Gay is out again after a short siok spell. Mesdames Plye aad Morzey visited Detroit Tuesday. Miss Hattie Woolcott, of Ypsilanti, spent Sunday iu Milan. Mrs. Maurice Day and daugbter are visiting fireuds in Pittsfield. Miss Annie Delaforoe bas retnrned to her school work in Detroit. Mr. Jacksou, tbs tuilor, left for Cnattauooga, Tenn., Tuesday moruiug. Strawberries 6 cents a quart, large aud ripe, luscious and plenty of them. Eev. and Mrs. Killem started for Peuusylvauia on tbeir wheels Tuesday morniug. Dr. Ryan, presidiug eider, preached a fine sermou at tbe M. E. churoh Monday evening. T. Barnes and Milton Hitchcook went to Adiiau Friday to take part in a croquet play. Prof. and Mrs. C. M. Fuller wheeled to Aun Arbor and were tbe guests of Mrs. H. C. Markham over Sunday. Mrs. Alioe Hitcboock went to Detroit Toesday as delégate from the L. O. T. M. bive to the Maccabee convention. R. Ingersoll came down on the ex3nrsion train Suuday from Durand to spend tbe day with his wife and chil3 ren. Mrs. Koester and sons arrived from Texas Monday. Tbey are to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Gauntlettfor the snruruer. This is commenoernent week in Milan. Class day the 9th, witb finerunsic; lOth corurneneement exeroises with mnsic from Ann Arbor, address by C. H. Graves, the oratoi. Married - Mr. Frank Ross and Miss Eva Smitb, both of Milan, at the M. E. parsonage, Rev. F. O. Jones offici at - ing. The happy ooupla are at home to their friends on corner of Ooonty and Leonard sts. Monday afteruoon the 34th Miohigan Infantry from Island Lake passed througb Milan en route for Camp Alger. Several bundred people aud the MiJan Cornet Band were at the depot to greet them as tbey passed through. The boys were a jolly lot and looked fine.