Personal

PERSONAL.

Henry Samson has been in Chicago this week.

Miss Alice Densmore is visiting in Grand Rapids.

Frank Kirk, of Co. G, is at home on a 10 days' furlough.

Mrs. Wm. Tuttle has been visiting her daughter in Vassar.

Miss Amy Crittenden has been visiting her sister in Jackson.

Mrs. Kilsey, of Detroit, is visiting her aunt Mrs. E.B. Newhall.

Miss Katherine Sherman, of Detroit, has been visiting friends here.

Miss Clara Page, of Union City, has been visiting Miss Minnie Smith.

Miss Grace Moore is spending the winter with friends in Elgin, Ill.

Mrs. M. Brooks, of Detroit, has been visiting her son Wm. Brooks.

Mrs. Knapp, of Leslie has been visiting her daughter Mrs. W. P. Bowen.  

Mrs. Andrew Whitmire, of Pearl Beach, has been visiting her mother.

Mrs. Lutie Ferrier Orcutt left for the south Tuesday to spend the winter.

Father Kennedy is enjoying a visit with his sisters from Brighton this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mason, of Colorado, visited Ypsilanti friends last week.

Mrs. C. Milrose, of Cleveland, Ohio, has been visiting her sister Mrs. J. S. Miller.

D.G. Wilcox, of Minneapolis, is visiting his daughter Mrs. James Brown.

Miss Belle Indermille, of Detroit, has been visiting her sister Mrs. T. E. Creech.

George Jaycox, of Geneva, N.Y., has been visiting his sister Mrs. Mary Voorheis.

Miss Lulu Laughfrey, of the Normal Conservatory.is entertaining her mother from Milford.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Shaver, of St. Ignace, are visiting Mrs. Norman B. Trim.

Mrs. Wilford Crocker, of Eaton Rapids, made her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hemphill a short visit.

Carl Kichner, who has been home on a visit to his parents during the past two weeks, has returned to Chicago.

Herbert Tinney, of Co. G, returned to Knoxville Sunday evening. He spent his 10 days' furlough in the city.