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Dr. W. B. Suiith was oalled east Saturday by the death of an nncle. Mis. A. E. üibsoD is in Lebanon, Obio, taking care of Der ruother who is sick. Jacob Brann, deputy connty treasnret, spent Snnday witb his parents in Freedom. Víctor Kauffniaun aud John Trantwein spent Snnday with friends in Mauobester. Mrs. John Wiessert, of Hastings, bas' been hete visiting her niece, Mrs. William Allaby. Janjns W. Stoigis, of this city, preached in theChtistian ünion oburch at Sylvan last'Sunday. Mr. aud Mrs. J. Q. A. Sessious spent Suuday in Toledo witb their son Frank Sessions, of Columbus, O. Wm. Allaby, sr., enjoyad a visit from his brothets James Allaby, of Manston, Wis., and David Allaby, of Chicago, the past week. L. L. Renwick will start for Paris, France, to spend three rnonths in study under M. Alexandre Qnilmant, the great organist, June 27. Hudson Ellis, of Texas City, Tex., is inaking a three weeks' visit with his mother Mrs. Caroline P. Ellis and other frieuds in the city. Dr. L. 6. Stewart, who bas been in oharge of tbe homeopathie hospital as resident physician, has gone to Kalamazoo to engage in the practica of his profession. Cards are ont annonncing ' the marriage of Mr. W. J. Wallace to Miss Snsan B. Ainsworth, to take place at tbe bride's home, Ypsilanti, next Tuesday, Jaae 14. Miss Katherine Campbell, one of the teachers in the South Bend, Iud., high school, is spending the summer with her parents, Senator and Mrs. Andrew Campbell, of Pittsfleld.