Personals

Frank Loomis will spend Chistmas a home. DaviU West, of Howell, was in town las Monday. Mrs. P. S. Dodge and daughter return home to-morrow. Mrs. Marsh, of Chicago, daughter of the late Dr. D. W. Bliss, is very siek. Theodore A. Reyer, formerly with Joe T. Jacobs, spi-ml.s Christmas at li(me. Mrs. Win. Foster, livinjr three miles west of town has been very sk-k for the last three weeks. Louis Guenther, of the Codrikr office sjiriul.s bis vacation witli parents ii Canuda. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. French will spend the Holidays with the latter's parents at WatUsburg, Pa. Prof. T. J. Wrampelmeier and wife spend the Holidays with bis parents at Louisville, Ky. Geo. Carrington left Tuesday for Montgomery, Alabama, where he has a posüion in a railroad office. Will C. Graves, of Grand Rapids, is spending a few days witli nis brother, S. C. Graves, Dr. Herdman's assistant. Miss Anna Howe, teacher in the high School at Coldwater, is spending her vaeation with her mother Mis. Howe, on Maynard street. Mïjs Etta M. Field left Ann Arbor AVednesday for her home in Alpena, to spend the Holidays. She is a niece of Mr and Mrs. R. A. Beal and stopped here on her way froni Olivet college, where she is a student