Milan

Orín Lamkins is quite íll. Prof. Wilsey was a Milán visitor, Tuesday. Editor Hawkins was in town again this week. Minnie Crolius is the new clerk in the post-office. J. H. Ford was a Detroit visitor last Wednesday. Mrs. Callis and son will spend the summer near Azalia. Geo. Chapman is back again working for Swoles. Editor Smith was a Detroit visitor the last of the week. Mrs. F;Leonard is visiting friendo in the country for a few days. The Milan People are pleased to see the warm sun rays once more. Mrs. Blinn visited Detroit, Anti Arbor and Manchester the last of the week. Andrew Callis, one of our enterprising citizens, lelt Tuesday evening for Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Acker have rented the Andrew Callis rooms and will move into them before many days. Rev.J. Huntington left for Howell, Wednesday, where he attended the fiftieth anniversary of the Baptist society. Miss Grace Blackmer returned from her Onio visit, the last of the week. She has been quite ill since her return. Decoration day will be observed in an appropriale manner by the G. A. R. boys and also the citizens of our little city. Mrs. H. Sill and sister left for De troit, Thursday, driving throagh They will be gone a week visiting friends and sight seeing. Wm. Needham and family, o Lansing, have returned to theii home in Milan. Their old friends are glad to welcome them back. Dr. George W. Kishpaugh, of Clinton, and Miss Laura Simmons, o: Milan.were married at the bride's residence,Monday evening,May 2ist by Rev. J. Huntington. The Baptist society gave Mrs Huntingham a birthday surprise, Tuesday evening. They presented her with a beautiful rocker as a token of regard wishing her many happy returns of a merry birthday. The reception at Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Reynolds, Friday, was a very pleasant affait. The presents were numerous and elegant. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Reynolds have started out with the best wishes from their friends for the future.