Personal

C'. A. Muma left Mond&y on au cast era trip. Mrs. B. J. Boutwell is visiting fi iends at Hillsdale. Dr. W. I!. Sniith loft last Friday for Ottumwa, Iowa. Mrs. S. Kyes, of L'ansing, is visitiug relatives iu the city. J. J. Kirby, T. P. A. oí the Toledo road, was in the city, Saturday. Mrs. E. H. Splain, oí Detroit, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. F. Mills. H. L. Moore, of Middleville, was the guest of his cousin, Geo. L. Moore, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson, of Toledo, spent Sunday with Cliauncey Orcutt. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hall, of Lansing, epent Sunday with. their son in tais city. Mrs. J. B. Martin, oí Quiuey, is visdtPhg In-r mui. Dr. J. X. Martin, of N. State street. Jas. A. McDonald, of Detroit, spent Sumday witli his parents on S. University avenue. Capt. C. II. Eyman, oí Randolph, N. Y., has been the gnest of Dr. Jöhn Kapp, tliis weck. Miss Mary Grotzing.er and Miss Mary Hunne attended the BraunWuster wedding ,-ií Dexter, yesterday. Mis. G. Powers returned to Grand iiaiiids, yeeterday, alter spwidiug three weeks with her mother, Mrs. S. G. Beolnam, i". tlii city. ::-s Altee Pierce, oí lilis city, Inva has been visiting relatives and friends in l'etrolia and Oil City, Ont., tor several weeks, returned home, Saturday. John 'il. Miner, E. K Hagler and E. H. Eberbach were aniong those who went to Detroit, Friday evening, for the pui-po oí attending the meeting of the Nobles of the Mystie Shrine. Sam Langsdorf returned from Hl. Louis, Mo.. Tnesday. Always in fashion, he had m attack of the grip while there because 20,000 other people in that city had similar attaclís. Rer. Robert O. Holland left Wednesday evening for st. ïyrui., whcre he filis the pulpit of St. George churcli, during his fathei-'s absence nc-xt Sunday i 11 Massacüiuseta, where lic füls the pulpit of Bishop Philip Brook-.