Personal

Mrs. Becker was in Saline over Sunday.

Mrs. Austin George is visiting in Detroit.

Mrs. Gould has been visiting in Battle Creek.

Miss Mollie Wise has been visiting in Detroit.

Mrs. Fred Coe has been visiting in Brighton.

Capt. E.P. Allen was in Sharon over Sunday.

Peter W. Carpenter has moved into 213 Adams St.

Lloyd Cornwall, of Jackson, is visiting in the city.

Miss Rose Burke has returned to Whitmore Lake.

Henry Dignan and family have moved to Delray.

James Whalen and wife have removed to Detroit.

J.A. Johnson, of Caro, was in the city over Sunday.

Mrs. Canfield is visiting her son, Bert, in Chicago.

Miss Anna Rooney has been visiting Detroit friends.

Duane Spalsbury spent Saturday and Sunday in Leonidas.

Dr. and Mrs. O.E. Pratt have returned from Chicago.

Mrs. Mary C. Spencer, state librarian, spent Sunday here.

Mrs. Wm. Ellis visited her son in Grand Rapids this week.

William Hawthorn is clerking for Mack & Co. at Ann Arbor.

Mrs. Charles Sanders, of Detroit, is visiting Mrs. N.C. Sherwood.

Mrs. W.C. Shanafelt, of Jackson, is visiting Mrs. Duane Spalsbury.

Mrs. A. J. Eley, of Detroit, is visiting her sister Mrs. C. F. Comstock.

Karl and August Kicherer, of Chicago, have been visiting their parents.

Mrs. Frank Sweet was pleasantly surprised by 40 friends Monday evening.

Mrs. William Franks, of East Tawas has been visiting Mrs. C. F. Comstock.

Mrs. George Thompson, of Detroit, is visiting her mother Mrs. McElcheran.

Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Wortley have moved to their residence on Hamilton st.

Charles Eaton, of Co. G, is back from Knoxville on a ten days' furlough.

Mrs. Thomas Click, of Chicago, has been visiting friends here for two weeks.

Mrs. Reimer and Miss Healey, of Detroit, have been visiting Mrs. William Deubel. 

Mrs. Jerome, of Saginaw, has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Sherzer.

Miss Edith Jones attended the wedding of her brother in Detroit Tuesday evening.

Misses Hattie and Clara Maier, of Grand Ledge, have been visiting Miss Huldah Maier.

George Sherman, of the Detroit Tribune, is nursing a sprained ankle at his old home here.

Mrs. Clarence Lemon, of Dexter, who has been visiting Mrs. H.V. Dietrich, returned home Monday.

Mrs. Frank Brace, of Pontiac, who has been visiting her sister Miss Harris, returned home Monday.

Mrs. Rickey Morton leaves next week for Porto Rico to join her husband, who is in the regular army.

Mrs. Hamilton, of St. Clair, who has teen visiting her daughter, Mrs. N. C. Sherwood, returned home Tuesday.

John C. Sharpe, the republican candidate for senator, was looking over his political fences here last Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Younglove, who have been visiting at Mrs. Younglove's fathers, D.L. Quirk's, have returned to Chicago.

Mrs. Richard Vose and son, of Chicago, who have been making Mrs. Albert Verschoor an extended visit, returned home Tuesday.