Personals

Mrs. l'rof. Ten Brook hasgone to VVash irifiton. Will C. Carman, of Fliot, spentthe Sab bath in our city. We are glad to sec J. W. Allen, on eart again at the pont office. David Marx, " Ltttle Mack " leavea fo New Vork next Monday. Deputy register P. V. Carpenter ha been spending several days in Flint. Wc noticed the genial face of Mac C IBjytuupon our streets the past week. Prof. T. N. Deimnon "íecturéj 'át'ftií. ton last Friday night, upon " English Lit erature." C. I). Bliss, formerly of thi place, has been appointed advertising agent by the Kinsas Pacific road. Hice A. Beal, of the Ourier, has been attending the inaugural ceremonies at Washington, the past week. Mrs. N. 15. Becrs of Chicagí, who has been visiting her friends R. A. Beal and family of this city, returned home on Monday. Mr. 11 luscup, of tho Daily News, has brought that " boss boy" and t he remainder of his family, from Upper Sandusky, Ohio, to Ann Arbor to live. Geo. J. Nissly of the Saline Observer, was a ealler at the the CouniER office last Saturday. He reports things progressing finely with the Observer. I. L. Witmyer, has returned frotn Connecticut, and stands in with the temperance crusade as rouch as of old. He will speak at the opera house a week from Sunday. Capt. J. D. liman, of Mooroe ; Hon. Geo. II. llopkins, of Detroit; Hon. Geo. II. Granger, of Tuscola ; and Hon. K. I). (. Holden, have been in tho city the past week. M. T. White, who has resided within a tnile or'so of thi.i city nearly the whole of bis life, left with his family last Wednesday night for Fairfield, Jefferson county, Iowa, whcre lie has purcha.-cd a farm and will ujake liis future home.