The times., 1889-06-21
Personal Mention.

II. l.. Lewis is getting about again.
Ii. B. Dewey is home from Ann ArbOr.
Norton Tillotson left Tuesday for Seattle,
Washington.
Geo. Graham, of st. Johns, was in Owos-
so Tuesday.
Geo. Collier came to Owosso SO gears ago
Wednesday.
s. j. Kilburne, of Lansing, was in the
city Tuesday.
Jerald Walton is reading proof on the
Detroit Tribune.
Geo. Hansman, of Charlotte, was in the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. A. ID. Ram. of Morrice, spent Sun
day at o. S. Smiths.
Miss Abbie TillOtson is visiting Mrs. C.
S. Allison at st. Jshns.
Monday and Tuesday.
j. III. Thorn is visiting his son, Justice
Thorn in East Saginaw.
Miss Dunn, of st. Johns, has visited Miss
Kate Caswell this week.
Miss Edith Seeley goes to Ann Arbor to-
morrow to remain week.
Mrs. G. ID. Irwin is to remain in the
Chesaning schools another year.
The Misses Cora and Anna Conant are
visiting their parentsIat Adrian.
Rob Allison, of St Johns, passed the first
of the week with Owosso friends.
Miss Hattie Harper, of Corunna, was the
guest of Miss Franc Todd, Sunday.
Mrs. C. L. Waldron, ofiBcnson, VT, is
visiting her brother, H. l.. Lewis.
Mrs. c. ii. Allen is still confined to her
bed, although she is gaining slowly.
Miss Cara Stevenson, of st. Johns, was
the guest of Miss Ella Tubbs, Wednesday.
Rev. C. De w. Brewer, of Dowagiac, has
been at Dr. G. A. Osborn's since Tuesday.
j. A. Swayze and:wife, of Bay City, were
guests of c. S. Williams, Wednesday.
Mrs. c. z. Wheelock and children, Of
Peora, ILL.,, are visiting at Geo. r. Blacks
Miss Ruth WillOughby went to Ann Arbor
Wednesday, to remain through the COM
mencement exercises.
Miss Hattie Clemens, of Santa Rosa, Cal
ifornia, has been a visitor at the residence
of o. s. Smith this week.
Rev. E. l.. Little, of this city, has. .been
elected member of the executive commit
tee of Kalamazoo College.
Cards are out for the wedding of Prof II.
K. White and Miss Ida B. Durkee, to take
place on Thursday of next week.
Miss Katie Waldron is still very low, and
no hopes are entertained of her recovery.
For nearly seven weeks she has taken no
nourishment.
Thos. w. Connor, formerly of this city,
and Miss Georgia ID. Scovill, of South Hav-
en-, are to be married on Wednesday of next
week.
S. f. Parkll and G. S. Ensminger expect
to sail for Europe, July 13, on the Cunard
line steamer Servia. They expect to be
gone about two months.
A. b. Crane returned home Wednesday
evening from his trip to Gettysburg. While
away he visited number of battle fields
and passed several days in Washington.
With party of Michiganders he was pre-
sented to Pres. Harrison by Col. Bliss.
For the past twomonths the friends and
relatives of Representative o. S. Smith
have noticed great many peculiar savings
and actions of his, and fears have been en-
tertained that he was not all right mentally.
Their worst fears were confirmed on Fri
day last when Lansing physicians decided
that he had softening of the brain. Mr..
Smith at once gave up his legislative duties
and OH Saturday came home. Monday
morning he left with s. 4. Smith for New
aygo to be treated by his brother DIR. Tyson
Smith, and to get away from all care and
duties. Expressions of sorrow are heard
from all and it is sincerely hoped that Mr..
Smith will soon he restored to health.