Milan Matters

Visitara In and About tlie Village- Cemeterv Association Offlcers - Boy Bables Popular. Mrs. O. L. Youngs is quite sick. Mrs. Alfred Putman is on the siek list. Lois Tedder called on friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. ü. II. Brown visited Willis, Monday. John Lockwood returned home f rom Toledo Wednesday. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Len Van ! san. Tupsflav a snn Mr. and Mrs. Parks were the guests of Mr. Hobison Sunday. Mrs. Perin Green entertained a few friends at dinner Wednesday. Wilmer Robison is clerking in O. L. Young's store for a few weeks. The Presbyterian ladies' aid society will meet next Tuesday. The place will be decided on later. Mrs. C. M. Fuller and Mrs. M. M. Davenport. of Moreville, visited their parents last Monday. Mrs. Moore of Jackson will give a health talk to the ladies, Monday after nooti, in the M. E. church. Charlie Rice returned to Carson City, Monday, after spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mts. Rice of this place. Miss Florence Teal returned from Toledo last Thursday, where she has been yisiting her aunt. Slie is novv wrestling with the chicken-pox. A young yisitor came to George Minto and wife's house last ïuesday and will probably make quite a stay. It was a little boy. All parties seem to be greatly delighted. On account of the illness of Kev. ,T. P. Hutchinson. services were not held in the l'resbyteriati church last Sunday norning. Missionary exercises were nem in tne evening. conclueted by Rev. J. Ward Stone, former pastor of the Baptist church. The regular services Will be held next Sunday. An association has been formed for the Marble Park (Jrove cemetery under thestatutes. The following oflicers have been elected: Directora Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Clark, Albeit Smith, Frank Trussel, Joel Marble, G. II. Wilson, C. M. Hlackmer, Fitch Allen. Milton Ilitchcock; president. Albert Smith; vicepresident, C. II. Wilson; treasmer.Frank Trussel; secretary. Joel Marble