Milan Matters

Dr. Pyle's new house is nearly completed. tiert Palmer of AVhittaker is visiting friends here for a few days. Mis. Alfred Pavenport returned home from Ann Arbor aturday. "Wilmer Ko.bisqn is visiting his nncle, James Wïight of Exeter, this week. The Presbyterian ladies' sewing circle met with Mis. A. G. Mesic, Tuesday The Methodist ladies' aid society was held at Mrs. Jlomer Sill'8, Wednesday. Lecture course tickets can be obtained this evening at the rate of (iO cents per ticket. Soine of the young ladies and gentlemen of this place had a skating party last Tuesday night. A free illustrated health lecture, to mothers and daughters, was given by Mrs. Anna Lyon, at the JM. E. chureh last Friday afternoon. Dancing school has again revived and will be held in (ay's opera house on Wednesday evening. Each couple will be charged 50 cents per lesson. Kev. J. Ward Stone received a cali from Horneo last week, and started for that place Saturday. The following day he contlucted the regular Sabbath exêrcises in the Haptist chureh of Romeo. He returned Tuesday. The Eastern Stars initiated two gen tlemen into tbeir circle I uesday night. Light refreshments were served after the initiating exercises were concluded. Last Mmulay night Bruce Pullen, while skating, brok through the ice and was treated to rather an icy bath before rescued by some fellow skaters, however, no serious results followed. V X. Ferris, the renowned orator of Michigan, and founder of the Ferris schooi, lectures at (ïay's opera house tonight. His subject will be '"Success." nood music will be furnished by the H. S. mal' quartett. xVdmissioii 20 cents. Children 10 cents.