Personal

W. S. Banfield is in Chicago. Thomas Taylor is in Detroit. John M. Feiner is in Chicago. Will Copeland is at the World's Fair. Prof. Rolfe is back f rom Boston, Mass. Fred McOmber spent Sunday in Bay City. Hon. Charles H. Kline is in Washington. Barney Keenan leftfor the World's Fair, Tuesday. Fred Rettich returned from Chicago, Monday. Miss Emily Pitkin returned from Chicago, Friday. W. W. Wedemeyer has returned from Kalamazoo. W. D. Adams and family were in Jackson, Sunday. Miss Grace Clark is spending two weeks in Chicago. Alfred Paul left for Chicago last Saturday evening. Dr. A. K. Hale returned from Chicago, Tuesday. Hon. Charles R. Wbitman left for Chicago, 'fuesday. Major H. Soule returned from Milwaukee, Monday. George W. Clark left Saturday for the World's Fair. Mr. and Mrs W. H. Bowen have removed to Hillsdale. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Watts vvere in Milán over Sunday. Dr. J. W. Morton has returned from the World's Fair. Mrs. Anna Riley has been in Grand Rapids this week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mack are visiting the World's Fair. Albert Blaess and son, of Lodi, left Saturday for Chicago. Dr. Charles Rominger returned from Arkansas last Friday. James A. Dell, of Philadelphia, is visiting his brother, Dr. Dell. Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Belser left Tuesday for the World's Fair. Mrs. Julia S. Pitkin returned from Petrolia, Kansas, Friday. Prof. and Mrs. A. B. Prescott returned from Chicago, Tuesday. Ernest Rehberg was among the World's Fair visitors, this week. Rev. C. H. Morgan, of Howell, spent Sunday with Prof. Carhart. Miss Amanda Reyer has been visiting in Detroit and Mt. Clemens. Mr. and Mrs. John Heinzmann left for the World's Fair, Tuesday. J. B. Allen, of Las Vegas, N. M., is visiting his brother, S. D. Allen. Dr. J. C. Hannan, of New York, has been visiting Rev. E. D. Kelly. Miss Susie Barringer, of Chicago, is the guest of Mrs. David Frederick. Ernest Tolchard, of Seattle, Washington, is visiting friends here. Prof. F. M. Hamilton, of Bucyrus, Ohio, was in the city this week. Mr. and Mrs. R. Waterman returned from Bay View, last Saturday. G. M. Monroe, of Philadelphia, Pa., is visiting nis family in the city. Mrs. M. H. Southard and daughter have removed to Bellefontaine, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. William Gwinner returned from Chicago, Saturday night. Miss Eugene Baldwin, of Jackson, Miss., is visiting at Prof. J. B. Davis'. Prof. F. W. Kelsey, returned last Thursday night from a year in Europe. Misses Sophie and Amanda Allmendinger are spending ten days in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lehman left on the Evening News excursión to Chicago. James Judson has gone to Chicago, where he has obtained employment. Misses Anna and Alice Howe, of Wooster, Mass, have been visiting at A. W. Ames'. Fred Haas, Lawrence Damm and Jacob Gwinner left for the World 's Fair, Saturday. Miss Jennie Oakes and Miss Mary Carraher left Tuesday morning for the World's Fair. JusticeE. B. Pond left Wednesday to visit his sons in Chicago and the World's Fair. Philip Sondheim, of Detroit, visted his friends of fifteen years ago n the city last week. Mrs. Henry De Pue and daughter Winnifred have returned from a ten days' visit in Chicago. Miss A. Halsey and Miss Dora McCollum have returned from a visit to the exposition. Mrs. Charles Binder .and Mrs. Albert Mann spent a few days in Manchester, visiting relatives. Samuel Andrews, of New York, formerly in the book business here, was in the city last Friday evening. Mrs. Eliza Wilson, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Conover, has returned to Terra Haute, Ind. Mrs. E. J. Erb, Mrs. Minnie Rankin and daughter, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, have been visiting Mrs. W. J. Miller. John Fischer, Gottlob Schneider, Christian Gauss, William Sauer, Oscar Sorg and family, Samuel Krause and family, left Tuesday for the World's Fair. Misses Fannie and Abbie Beakes, of Cornwail, N. Y., who have been visiting their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Beakes, left last evening for the World's Fair. J. B. Bohnet, of Pittsfield, has returned from a business trip to New York city and after spending a week with his parents, will go to Los Angeles, California, where he will stay a few months in managing the affairs of the King Publishing Co. He will go by way of Chicago and pay a second visit to the World's Fair.