Personal Notes

D. Ilii-cock and wifo aro at Mackinac. Joho Thompwn has gone to Potoskey. Dr. Frotbinghain is taking hit? sumni.er vacation. Rev. Dr. Brown and wife buvc gono to Put-iu-Bay. Oscar Toekei baa starled out on hu tirnt traveling trip. Rice A. Beal has boon visiting rulativcs in Uhio, this weck. B. Frank Bowcr, of the Evening News staff, was in the city ovor Sunday. A. W. Haiuilton and wife have been üpending a few days at Orchard Lako. Ei. Hiscock, Ben. Arksey and Frank Vandewarkcr aro camping out at Pnrtage Lakc. Cha. A. Hall, of tuis oity, a son of Israel Hal!, is to tako up his abodo for the future in California. Míhs Rosa Cantío, of Peona, 111., has been visiting at her aunt's, Mrs. Dr. Hilton, fur the past few weeks. Goo. (irosstuan, of this offioo, has just completcd a short vacation trip to East Saginaw and Bay City. E. C. Boudinot bas gono to Salt Lake City, it is statod to rewivo au appointment as deputy U. 8. marshal. Kov. David Edgar, of tho Dextcr Leader, was in tho city last Wcdncaday, and a callcr at tho Coi'BIER offioe. Prof P. B. Rose has boon in attondanco upon tho Amorican Society of croaoopy, in session at Detroit this week. W. F. Pattison, local editor of the Ypeilanti Commercial, was a welcomo ciller at the CouiUEK office last Tuesday. Mrs. Carrie Rrethwaitc loft this week for Kast Grccnbush, New York, where sbe expects to remain the coming year. Miss KniiiKi Harriman is visiting her bister, Mrs. Allen, ia Chicago. She wil! visit frieuds at Warren, 111., boforo returuing hume. Louis Taylor, book-kecper of the first nutioDul bank of this city, left last Mouday for a weok's vacatioo in Chicago, 111., and Laciosse, Wis. Miss Allie Wilsey, of Ann Arbor, is visiting friends, and Mre. T. F. Leonard, of Ann Arbor, is visiting her istor at Eatoo Kapids, saya the Journal, of that place. Mr. J. K. Beal, who is ependinc this week in Chicago, will start from there on Monday as delégate from Lambda Chapter, to attend the forty-firet annual oonvention of the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity, whieh will bo hold at Balliuiore the 23, 24 and -¦'th of August. Dr. Thomas Mclntyre, principal of the state school for the dcaf and duinb, at Flint," was in the city last Monday, and paid our sanotum a visit. The doctor reports everytbing aa progressing finely at the Fuut Institution, and that the separation of the blind will admit of a larger number of deafmute children than neretofore, tbr which preparations are being made.