Personal

Rev. A. C. Young is in Indiati apolij. Miss Bertba Wall is visiting ai St. Johti's. Mailing Clerk E. I. Taylor is tak[ ing a vacation. J. B. Wortley, of Ypsilanti was in the city Tuesday. Mts. Sid Millard has returned from a visit to Detroit. Peter Tesser, of St. John's is visiting Thomas H. Corbett. Jacob Dengler and wife, of Owosso, are visitors in the city. Rev. Alex Patterson will fill Rev. Cobern's pulpit, next Sunday. Deputy Kelsey, of Saline, had business in Ann Arbor Tuesday. To the affliction wailer: - The Clinton Plow Works have started again. Jasper Imus is at Strawberry lake touching up his steamer with a fall coat of puint. Rev. Win. Raatzsky, of Marine City, was Tuesday the guestof Rev. Cari Boeklin. Fred C. Brown, of the Times, returned Wednesday from a business trip to Chicago. Amos Fowler, father of Mrs. Jerome Freeman, of this city, died on Tuesday in Lansing. Fred Soultier, late night clerk at the American, will take a course in the Adrián business college. Rev. C. M. Cobern is in Baltimore in the capacity of an inspecting visitor of the VVomen's college. Lew H. Clement, secretary of the Ann Arbor Organ Co., is on a business trip through several of the western states. Mr. "Budd" Winchip, of the ! Moffatt plating works, Adrián, has : been in the city during the past few I days. Mr. Charles Fantel, now of St. Paul, but formerly of this city and proprietor of an extensive dry goods store, is in the city renewing acquaintance with oíd friends and customers. Postmaster Gauntlett, of Milán, was in the city, Wednesday. Mr. Gauntlett has a good sit near the county line and is popular both in the United States and Monroe. Fred Brown and party have returned from Half Moon lake, with much fish. Mr. Brown's oath is filed away with his will and other important papers, and it is to the effect that he hooked an 184 pound pickerel. A piaster "bust" of the fish 's head is exhibited in his window.