Society News

C. L. Pray has recovered from his recent sickness. Thomas F. Leonard was in Eaton Rapids last week on business. John A. Rathbone, of this city, represents the United States Heater Co. Frank Miller and wife, of Pittsburg, Pa., are in the city visiting friends. W. W. McOmber, of Petoskey, was in the city last week calling on old friends. Miss Ida Ilirth, of Detroit, was the guest of Mrs. Samuel Krause during the week. Mrs. C. F. Meyers was called to Detroit Friday by the severe illness of her sister. Mrs. Harry Clayton, of Troy, Ohio, was the guest of Mrs. Joe T. Jacobs last week. Prof. D. Fall, of Albion College, was in the city last week calling on relativos and friends. Justice James C. Lewis, of Utica, who lias been visiting his parents, has returned home. Miss Belle Watkins, of Wilhamston, who has been visiting friends in the ■city, has returned home. Mrs. W. W. Whedon was called to Louisville, N. Y., Friday last by the tleath of her brother, Hon. H. E. Turner. Prof. E. D. Adams, Professor of history in the University of Kansas, has come to Ann Arbor to spend the summer. Gilbert Travis, of Osseo, had an operation performed on his eyes at the University hospital a few days ago, which greatly improved his sight. W. W. McOmber and family, of St. Augusta, Florida, who are on their way to their summer home at Petoskey, Mich., are stopping for a few days with Mrs. McOmber's mother, Mrs. A. M. Fincham, on University-ave.