Personal

Fred T. McOiuber has been on the jiok list fot aouie few days past. Miss Clara Jacobs will entertain a ínm'biéivof fiieurls at whist thia evenng. Rev. J. P. Hutcbiuson is slowly )oüvalescing froru nis recent seveie illïess. JBSÉ . . „, John Goetz, jr., bas been confinad to iisb.bm.e for the past two weeks or pprè wjth sioknëss. ,,"M.rs, M. JGillett, of Ann Arbor, s. tbe new inatron of the Dorcas Home. - ,Jwosso American. Mrs. George Doek bas gone to Galwston, Texas, to visit her mother. stoe wili uot return until May. Robert Hanter has éntered the emiloy of Olds:& Son, the manufactarers f gasoline engines at Lausing. Mrs. Gallaghér, of Coranua, has been ris'itinö öpr nieoes the Missea Kearjey at their home on Forest ave. Miss Margaret Scott was surprised by i unmber of yoeng friends at her home TFountairMt. on Friday evening. . Mrs. ii, C. Stewart, of W. Liberty t. ,, returned home Monday from a visie f severa! days with friends in Chelsea. Mr. aud Mrs. George B. Sbettsrly e-ave tomorrow for Seattle, Wash., ívheie they expect to lócate j lently.' Frank Hewitt returned to Whitmoie JáKe Sonday, after a week"s visit with jis sister Mrs. John Yonng, of 408 Li'áwf'ence sf. Mrs. Will VogeJ, of Dexter, bas been ;pending a few days in this city visitng her motber. Mrs. J. Kuebler, who is very seriously 111. Mra.W. B. Jolly was snrpiised by a nniaber of her friends at her home on Obseryatory st. Tbursday evening of last week it being her birthday. - Jtfartio LaDg, of Grand Rapids, has been visiting friends in the city. Mr. Lang was a forrner resident of Ann Arbor and was a oontraotor and buildor. ■ E. P. O'Leary who has been seriously iil at the üniversity hospital the past tfaree weeks, is muob better. As soon as he is able to travel be will go either to Florida or Texas for a cbange of oiimate. Miss Sophie Koon, the little seven yeare old daagbter, of Mr. aDd Mrs. John Koch, of S. Ashley st., entertained a number of her yonng friends T.oesiciay evening at her home it being b.er b.irthd,ay, (Mr.i.aod Mrs. Hudson T. Morton ba.ve -retnrued home from their six weieks' wedding tonr and have commeuoed housekeeping at 1221 S. UniSïflrsity ave. Dnring their absence tbey yisjted, Colorado, Nebraska and other western pcints. ; : Master Fred Daley, who sang at the ï. M.-C. A. state oonnvention in Jack8Jn last week, returned home to sing at Mrs. Geo. T. Wing's foneral in Soio Manday.' He went back to Jackson the same eveniug to sing at a Baptist revival meeting where he had an engagement. .