Mooreville

Mrs. Edson Clark and Mrs. Amos Hall are on the sick list. The infant daughter of Charles Kanouse is still quite sick. F. E. Holcomb and wife went to Ypsilanti last Saturday to visit Mrs. Holcomb's uncle who is quite sick. The Ladies' Mite Society will hold a social at the residence of Henry Hammond, next Friday evening. A literary program is being prepared. Dr. D. P. McLachlan and wife went to Ann Arbor last Saturday and the doctor went down to lanti to cali on his friend,Dr. F. M. Oakley, who has been quite sick since his return from Florida. The doctor reports him much better. Miss Mary Graves met with quite a serious accident last week Wednesday. She started from hernephew's Mr. Archy Mclhtyre's, with whom she lives, to go to one of the neighbor's. She had only gone a short distanee from the house when she was attacked by a sheep and when found she was lying on the side of the road in an insensible condition with the animal still by her. She was carried home and Dr. G. E. Sanford sent for. She is badly bruised about the face and arms but no bones broken. Miss Graves is 75 years old. She is reported better at present writing.