Personals

J. Austin Scott has goiie to Boston. Mrs. E. Wanty, of Grand Rápida, is visiting in the city. The wife and family of Mayor Kapp are visiting in Oratiot county. Mrs. Frank Qoodale, of Delhi, leavestomorrow for a northern trip. Judge Harriman is expectod bome from tlie east next week Thursday. Miss Lizzle Kellogg, of the Fiftli ward, is visiting friends at Bay City. K. Kittridge, of the Eaton Rapids Jour) nnl, ws 'm the c.ltv over Sund.i.y. Geo. Kingsley, of Paola, Kansas, is visii ing liis old home for i few days. Mrs. John S. Koster nee Jennie Clark, B visiting lier pareHts on North Main street. Miss Franc Lamed, one of Ann Arbor's teachers, is in Dakota, spciiding lier v;n .1tion. Mrs. John Henley and daughter, of Delhi, have gone to Marqnette for a short stay. Adrián Daily Times: Prof.W. II. Payne, of Ajui Arbor, is at his liome on Winter street. Ilon. J. D. Williams and wife are visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. S. WoodrufT, in Ludington. Noble R. Waterman formerly of this city, late of Bay City, is now living at Cassopolis. Allen B. Pond, of the high school, is seeking health and vigor among the pines of Petoskey. Leonhard Gruner returnedTuesdayfrom a somewhat extended trip tlirough northern Michigan. Justice Winegar, 01 tuis uiij, n uu ula friend and neighbor of Senator E. G. Lapham, of N. Y. Hou. E. D. Kinnie has been taking in the pine-clad hills of northern Michigan the past week. A. A. Lyle, of Beaver Lake, Ogemaw county, is on a visit to his old friends in this city and vicinity. Chas. Hendricks, of Joe T. Jacobs store, started last Tuesday for Petoskey to spend a few days recuperating. Leonard B. Vaughan, of Petrolla, Out., is stopping a few days in the city, looking after the affairs of his father's estáte. Albert J.Volland, professor in the Plattsville, Wis., normal school, is spending the vacatlon with his parents in this city. Mrs. W. G. Doty is visiting friends in Manchester. Her sister, Mrs. Bessie Miller, has returned to her home in Colorado. Prof. O. C. Seelye, superintendent of schools at Owosso, is in the city, and was a caller at the Couiukr office yesterday. H. A. Beal and his sou Junius E. Beal, returned Wednesday noon from their trip to the White Mountains and the sea shore. Ed. J. Morton, of the Courier office, left last Tuesday for a trip in the northern part of our state, taking in Petoskey, Cheboygan, etc. W. W. Wines, of the firm of Wines & Worden, wlll arrive in Petoskey to-day, having taken passage on the steamer "Flora,'' at Detroit last Tuesday evening, for that point. Miss Minnle Hinehinan, daughter of Hon.Theodore II. Hinchtnim of Detroit, accompanied by her cousin Master Theo. Hinchman are the guests of J. M.Wheeler, West Huron St. A note received by Mrs. Chas. II. Worden, of this city, from Mrs. R. B. Pope, of Chieag-o, announces the safe arrival of Rev. Dr.Pope in Glasgow, Scotland, after a very pleasant passage. Mr. Chas. Easton, of Lima, who i now traveling on beyoml the 80th mile post of life, goes east next Monday, to Rochester, Canandaigua, etc, on a three or four weeks visit among relativos. Stephen Falrchtld, secretary of the Washtenaw Mutual Ins. Co., leaves tomorrow for a trip arouiul the lakes to Chicago, tlience back to Ludington and so on home, by rail. He expectstobe gone about two weeks. Hls duties will be attended to by Ben. Brown diiringhis absence. Mr. and Mi-s. C. II. Worden returncel last Saturdny from an extended visit to their son, Dr. A. L. Worden, at Dunlap, lowa. They visited DesMoines, Omaha, etc.while absent, and are quite pleased with the western country. They report Artlnir as hav'.ng all lic can possibly attend to. Mrs.Bird Sinith, and her two dauglilcrs, Misses Lee and Margaret Smith, who have been residents of our city the past two years, left last Monday for New York city, where they will take a steauiertoGermany. They expect to bc absent two years, travelIng and visiting in Europe. Mrs. Smitli ha :i sister living in Germany. P, P. Clark, of Massachusetts, s spending a few days with his cousin E. B. Clurk, in this city. Mr. C. has been absent fn southern California, for over a year, and lias just returned to the east via the Southern Pacific R. R., from Los Angeles. He thinks the pictures we get of California aro oviT-drawn, and that the very worst country be ever saw is through Anzonu and New Mexico, llestill retains a x I opta ion of Michigan iiul the east.