Personal

PERSONAL

C. A. Hendricks is ín Traverse City.

Miss. Mande Keyes is visiting in To-

ledo.

Miss. E. E. Beal spent Sunday in Mt.

Clemens.

Miss Harriet Lewis has returned

from the east.

Hon. J. T. Jacobs returned Friday

from New York.

Mrs. Charles Kintner has returned

to New York city.

Mrs. Fannie Brewer, of Frankfort,

is visiting in the city.

James Keating returned from Pitts-

burg, Pa., Wednesday.

Mrs. Fred Showerman has gone to

New York city for the winter.

Miss Ella Taylor, of Detroit, visited

her mother here Friday and Saturday.

Addison Critchett, of Co. A., 31st

Michigan, is home on a 20 day  fur-

lough.

Mrs. Ross Granger and sons left

today for Koxville, Tenn., to spend

the winter with Capt. Granger.

Mrs. L. J. Bidwell, of Tecumseh,

and Mrs. A. G. Walker, of Jackson,

are visiting Mrs. W. D. Adams.

Misses Minnie and Ada McGregor,

who have been visiting Mrs. George R.

Kelly, returned to London. Ont., Tues-

day.

Rev. W. M. Forrest is attending the

National Missionary convention of the

Disciples of Christ at Chattanooga,

Tenn.

Fred Rappeleye, of the Postal Tele-

raph Co., Detroit, spent last Sunday

in the city, the guest of Eugene K.

Frueauff.

John C. Sharpe, the republican can-

didate for state senator, was in the city

Friday, and stirred up the republican

press into booming him.

Dr. G. F. Clark, of Almer, Ont.,

and Dr. C. W. Clark, of Winnebago,

Manitoba, have been visiting their son

and nephew, Dr. E. A. Clark.

Mrs. Ann White, of 8. Main St. is

spending the month at Ridgeway, at

the home of her daughter, Mrs. Annie

Pocklington, and is now rejoicing over

an eleven pound grandson.