South Lyon

P. H. Mason has sold his stock of dry goods, boots, shoes, etc, to Chelsea parties. The South Lyon Dramatic Club played to a good house at Saline on Thursday evening. Mrs. Walter Holmes, of Salem Station, was buried on Saturday of :ast week. Services at the Baptist church. A. E. Perkins is packing his stock of harness, etc, to move to Grand Ledge. Here is a good place open for the same business. The woods are full of men cutting logs for the South Lyon Church and School Furniture Co. The building of the factory will commence in a few days. On Tuesday, people thought there was a funeral procession entering the village but close observation demonstrated the fact of the new sawmill being transported to town by a half dozen teams. Our village feels somewhat proud of our steam printing house, conducted by E. V. Chilson. It is a model of perfection, and Burt is giving the people as good a paper as is published in any town in the state of equal size. A new lodge of the Knights of the Maccabees was instituted here on Febrdary 251. and everything looks as if it woiald be one of a very good membership before long. Andrew Budcl, Commander; M. B. Webster, Record Keeper.