Personal

Louis llajs and faruily, of Sharor, have removed to this city" Miss Anna Zeeb. of Harntuvg, spent Sunday with Aim Aröor friends. Ed. Kocli has.gone to Chicago to enter Marshall, Field & Co. 's big store. Miss Vei'ouica Stierle, of Saline, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Enocli Dieterle. Mrs. Laura Bennett, of Saginaw, is visiting Mrs. Bobert Winslow of the north side. Miss Metta Owen, of Tecumseh, who had been the guest of Miss Berra Stofflet for severa! days, returned home Wednesday. Mrstk. II. Coleman, of Battle Creek, is the uest of her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Mutntnery. Mrs. Tom H. Corbett has been visiting her mother Mrs. Wise, of St. Johns the past week. Mrs. James L Babcock has arrived home trom a two weeks' stay with friends in Chicago. Iludson Bilis, of Texas City, Texas, is in the city visiting liis motlier Mrs. C. P. Ellis, of Hill st. Mrs. Maclean, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Wm. Condón, returned to Ilancock Monday. Mrs. B. F. Watts and her sister, Mrs. Charles Jones, lef t Monday moruing for a week's visit iu Detroit. Mrs. Chas. A. Ward is visiting her father, P. Curry, of Portland, return ing home with him Tuesday. Mrs. L. E. Cheever returned home Tuesday from a week's visit with her mother and sister in Tecumseh. Mrs. A. L. Alexander left Tuesday night for Jvashville, Tenn., to see the exposition and visit her mother. Dr. E. S. Copeland was called to Bay City Monday morning to give expert testimony in an important lawsuit. J. G. Stimson, of Ingersoll, Ont., is visiting li is nephews in this city. This is Mrs. Stimson's 17th annual visit to Ann Arbor. Edward J. Aston of Columbus, O., is visiting his sister Mrs. J. T. Jacobs. He has charge of the 32 school buildings of that city. Mrs. William Skinner, is here from Lockport, N. Y., visiting her sister Mrs. White, of Geddes ave., and other friends in the city. □ Miss Kate E. Seymour, who has been visitiug her mother Mrs. S. C. Seymour for some time, returned to Washington, D. C, Friday. Mrs. John Lindenschmitt, Mrs. J. A. Beall, of Detroit, and Mrs. Binehart, of Seattle, Wash., spent Thursday of last week with Mrs. Charles Feldkamp of Saline. C. P. McKinstry, ex-register of deeds, has been in this city and "ïpsilanti for the past few days shaking hands with old friends. He is here to attend to the case against him in the circuit court. Mesdames A. C. Nichols, W. G. Doty, Eoss Granger, T. W. Miugay and O. M. Martin and Miss Emma E. Bower attended the sessions of the Grand Chapter Eastern Star at Detroit Wednesday and yesterday. Henry Heibioe, of Canada, who has been visiting his sister-iu-law Mrs. Chris. Paul for a week past, has returned home. Mrs. Chris. Paul accompanied him to Francisco and Waterloo, where she stopped to visit with her brothers Geo. and Chris. Ziek.