Milan

Milan.

No rains to lay the dust in our progressive city.

Methodist social at Mrs. Bells' Wednesday afternoon.

Mr. Frank Leonard is sojourning in Macon for a few weeks.

Attorney Williams visited Ann Arbor the first of the week.

Mrs. Pyle and daughter left for the east the first of the week.

Miss Maud Reynolds returned from her Saline visit the first of the week.

Several of the Milanites took in Barnum's circus at Ypsilanti this week.

J.H. Ford and wife, E.A. Reynolds and wife are spending a few days at Crystal lake.

Miss. Mertie Boweman and her brother Vernon, left for a visit at Ridgeway and vicinity.

Miss Susie Hooker, of Burr Oak, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. Trussell for a few days.

The Baptist social Saturday evening on Mr. Blakesley's lawn, was a fine affair. Net proceeds $18.00.

Mrs. Huntington after a weeks sojourn with her parents in Milan, returned to her home in Detroit, Tuesday.

Born to H.J. Zimmerman and wife, Saturday night, a six pound daughter. The whole family are doing well.

Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Markham and son, of Ann Arbor, were the guests of Attorney Williams and family the first of the week.

The sons of veterans gave a very interesting display Friday evening. Their street parade and drill did their very efficient commander justice. The grounds where the ice cream was served, at the residence of Mr. Steidle's, were beautifully lighted with Chinese lanterns. The scene was quite pleasing in its effect. The Milan cornet band sent forth some fine strains of music.