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5
Month
March
Year
1897
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Miss Clah'8 Overton is visiting friends in the city. Williarn N. Brown is in Traverse i City on business. E. F. Mills lef t: for New York on business Monday. Gottlob Luick left Tuesday for a veek's business trip to Arkansas. Mrs. W. B. Phillips has returned ' frotn an extended visit in New ïork. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bower, of Cleveland, Obio, spent Snnday in the city. S. A. Moraii, of the Register, is in Washington, attending the inaugnration. Mrs. Libbie Fornas, of Fidelity, O., is tbe guest of Mrs. S. E. Coffln, on Hill st. John C. Condón has aooepted a position with the new State Telephone company. John Tice has goDe to Owosso to work for the Owosso Paint and Wall Paper Co. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dyer, of the Jeffersou house, Toledo, visited in the city Haturday. John V. Sheeban atteuded the state sonud money convention at Grand Rapids Wednesday. Miss Ruth Pixley, of Flushing, has been visiting Dr. E. D. Brooka aud family for a few days. Mrs. J. M. Peikins, of 73 Broadway, feil on the. ice Tuesday and iujured herself quite severely. Miss Minnie HaskiDS, of Brattleboro, Vertoont, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Batterfield 43 Paokard st, Prof. G. P. Coler, of this city, has been tendered tbe presidency of Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa. Mrs. C. F. Baker, of Toledo, was the guest of Mrs. R. E. Staebler Friday and Saturday of last week. Deputy Railroad Commissioner Wedeineyer was one of G-ovoruor Pingree's party to Washington to attend. the inaugurution ceremonies. M-j and Mrp. Chas. Belding, of Anu Arbor, have been spending tbe week with G. R. Belding and other friends. - Clinton Local. Mrs. Florencö S. Babbitt, depaitment chaplaiu of the W. R. C. of Michigan, went to Niles last week aud instituted a corps in that oity. Mrs. Earl Ware went to Clio, Ohio, .Mouday to attend the wedding of her brother. She will visit relatives for about two weeks before returning. A. J. Sawyer bas been appointed a inember of tbe committee on legislatiou and law reform of tbe State Bar Association, by President Atkinson. Miss Sophie Beebe, of Jackson, gave a graduation recital at tbe school of masic Wednesday afternoon. She is a gradúate from the pianoforte departnient. Stowe Neal is representicg the Aun Arbor High .School at the conventiou of tbe InterHigh School Athletic Associatiou at Lansing, today. Mr. Neal ban been iustructed to ask that tbe meet for this year be held at Ann Arbor. Mrs. Henry A. Kyer, of Seattle, Wash., who bas heeu visiting Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Kyer and family, returned home Saturday. She was accompanied by Miss May Kyer, wbo will ruake a j visit of a couple of months' duration with her brotber and sister. Mrs. Ed. H. Eberbach entertained the Delta Tau Delta frateruity with a cbarming dancing party at Nickels' hall Thursday eveuiug of last week, 15 oouples being present. Mrs. D. Al. Tyler furnished beautiful music for the occasion from au apparently endless repertoire of bright and eparkling dance music played in the best of time. Prof. E. F. Johnson was one of President McKinley's party to Washington, by special invitation of the president. The professor is an oíd personal friend of the president, and his many friends in Ann Arbor are of the opinión that he will be slated for sometbing good at the hand of the inooming administraron. Or, as one gentleman putifc: " When the porridge is ladled out he will be ou hand to get a good spooufull of it. " One of the society events of the seasou was the dancing party given by 12 bachelor professors of the U. of M. to the other rneinbers of the iaculty and their wives on Thorsday evening of last week at Graugoi's aeatfemy. The hall had tbu appi-Hiauoe i L a floral conservatory, and was tritnrafld artisticaliy with ricbly colored uiapery. Tbere were 300 guests. Tbe ho.-its weie Proís. E. L. Wal er, C. S. UtnisoD, J. A. Craig, R Hudsou, H"noh, Winkler, M. Levi, Hall, J. R. Effinger, Zawit, Dixon, A. S. Warthin. Miss Bessie Dnnster, of Toledo, and Miss Diux Dunster, of 'Howell, are iu the city. George Scott has been appointed local representare of the Odd Feilows' Mutual Benefit association. Chas. Masón, of Lansiug, is in the city tu atteud tha performance of the Coxnedy Uluh toinorrow uigut. Dr. F. Carrow and H. J. Brown attended the bicycle show, dow in progresa at Detroit, on Wednesday. Mrs. Alice L. Haven and danghter, Miss Graoe L. Haven, have retnrned from an extended visit to Chicago. Mrs. Richard P. Mason, of Glad stoue, Michigan, is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Harrirnan. Harry G. Van Tnyl, of Detroit, was o the city this week looking after bis business interests in the firm of E. F. Mills & Co. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Phelps and Mr. and Mrs.H. T. Phelps, of (ibis city, attended the meeting of the Dexter pedro club, at Dexter, Tnesday night. Deputy Treasurer Brown entertaiued nis sister, Mies Katie, of Freedoin, and a mutual friend of botb, Miss Neumau, of Manchester, last Friday. Emanuel Lanbengayer, formerly iu the employ of Charles Vogel, has been eugaged as meat cutter by John J. Ferguson, at his butcher shop, iïo. 9 W. Huron st. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clancy, of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Griffln, of Toledc, John Mclntyre, of Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Walters, of Flint, attended the funeral of Mrs. Caroline Clancy in this city Wednesday.

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