Personal

Hudson T. Morton is in Nebraska on business. Mrs. J. A. Wessinger spent Suaday ia Howell. Fred Huntoon has joined the i-ight Infantry. Mrs. Clara Mack Hawley has returned from Chicago. Mrs. E. M. Moore has returned from a visit to Adrián. Miss Rose Vroman, of Monroe, is visiting in Ann Arbor. . George Craig is recovering from an attack of pneumonía. Simón Dieterle and wife are the parents of a young daughter. Peter J. Lehman and family, oí Chelsea, have removed to Ann Arbor. Dr. Georg was cal led professiooally to Grand Rapids, last Thursday. Mrs. B. Meyer, of Detroit, attended the funeral of Henry Feldhauser. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Babcock will give an "at home" next Saturday evening. Mrs. Edith Colburn, of South Arm, is visiting her brother, Thomas Colburn. Mrs. Henry Gelston and son, of Deland, Fla., have arrived to pass the winter. Walter Gabrielski, late with Bach & Roath, now occupies a position in Detroit. Deputy Chris Brenner last week conveyed Blythman to the house of correction. Dr. Wessinger perforraed a surgical operation in Helleville, Thursday last week. Mrs. O. M. Martin entertained members of the Epworth League, Friday evening. Prof. Isaac N. Demmon, Friday evening, delivered one of his series of lectures at Charlotte. Conrad Haller, of Rochester, N. Y., attended the funeral of his brother, Jacob Haller, Friday. Drop in and get acquainted with young James Quinlan. He is sociable and weighs nine pounds. John Gahlinger, of Detroit, was last week a visitor at the home of his son-in-law, Ernest Rehberg. S. M. Ambler, of Northville, last week was busy arranging the seats in the new Zion Lutheran church. Miss Maggie Norton, late of the Telephone Exchange, has secured the cashiership of a Detroit business house. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Schairer last Thursday evening entertained the trustees of the Congregational church. ,G. Rauschenberger, of Northfield, and Miss Carrie Collier, of Ann Arbor were married on the 9th, by Rev. John Neumannn.