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Flenry Weber lost a valuable cow, Vionday. About two inches of snow feil hore on ?uesday. Misa Nancy King loft Monday for her ïome in Piymouth. The oharity social at the Lake House n Thursday last was well attended and all report a jolly timo. Mr. John and Miss Mollie Weber, of Chelsea, spent Saturday and Sunday with frlends and relativos nere. Mr. Chas. Dalkey spent hls week's 'acation with his paro rits here, and reurned to his position in Ann Arbor on Wednesday. Mr. Michael Ryan, of Northfield, and Miss Anna Bergan, of Brijfhton, were narried at the liome of ttie bride's parents last Saturday. The I. O G. T. social at Lumbard's ast Saturday evening was well attended, notwithstanding the rainy weather. he society is $14.25 better off. There will be a social hop at Clifton House next Friday e veiling. iMusio by he Whitmore Lake orchestra. Bill, 5c. includiiig suppar. All are cordially uvited. There will be a reception at the home of Kev. Hicks, pastor of M. E. Chureh, on Tuesday eveninjíi Nov. 20th. A oor[ial invitation is extended to all and a leasant time anticipated. Mr. James Hanby, having saweil all the timber in this neighburhood, will move hls mili and family back to their old home in Dixboro next week. They will be aiuch missed in thiscoinmunity. BUiAII. Mrs. O. A. Kelly is in Toledo. Wheat near Milan is looking well. Mrs. Neüie Whaley is still quite UI. Mrs. Elwood has returned from her Toledo trip. "Jack the Peeper" has been located. 3e is harmless. Miss C. Chapin has returned to her ïome in Tecumseh. Mr. and virs. Frank Leonard have returned from Williamston. Attorne.y Frank Jones, of Saline, was in Milan Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs. O. Guy, of the Ridge, visited Milan frionds this wesk. The social at Mrs H. Siü's, Wednesday night, was a grand suocess. Mr. Chas. Schmitt is putting up a brick business house ou River-st. Mrs. H. Vincent entertained guests from out of town the last of the week. Mrs. M. Barnes and son returned Friday morniiïg to their home in Tecuinseh. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sill and family left for Detroit Tuesday morning fora short visit. Thanksgiving services will bo held at the Union Church on the 28th. Rev, H. F. Shier will doliver the sermón. The next lecturc on the Milan High School course will be delivered by Mr. Ferris, of Grand Rapids, Dec. 6th. LIXIA. Otto Luick is visiting in Saginaw. Simon Winslow lost a horse last Sunday. Thos. Fletcher has bought the Canield property in Chelsea. Justus Nixon has rented Robert Buchanan's farm. He is moving this week. Albert Wedomeyer had a lively runaway last week. No one was seriously njured. N. E. Freor, who was formerly with Chas. R. Whitman, has opened a law office in Chelea. SALEM TWN, Miss B. A. Perkins is on the sick Ü9t. Mrs. 'John Shankland visited relativos at Williamston last week. Mrs. H. B. Thayer is visiting her daughter, Mra. Haskell of Ludington. The Ladies' Aid Society will give a Thanksgiving supper at H. C. Packard's. Fred Jarvis and family, of Pettysville, visited his brother, Wilber Jarvis, last week. Miss Lillian Bailey will toach this winter in the Morey District, Ann Arbor Town._