Personals

Mrs. .1. .Vustin Seott is very ill. living K. Pond retiirned to ChtatgOOH Tuesday. Arlhur Joiikinanf -huksou w; iu town veste rdy. Wm. A. l4ocy, lit '81, was on the strcetn iic day last week. Jolm Beole, of Omml Rtpkk, is spend11 tr a week ut home. Theo. Heyer, of Grand Kapids, spent the holidaysat home. Mrs. Clark and Miss Marshall have ust retiirned froui (,'liicago. ILwry MeXeil ot' the University spent tiew Year's day in Detroit. Miss Abbie Pond is passing her school vacation In Fllnt and Caro. Hice A. Béai went to Lansihg Tuesday to wutcli the senatorial contest. Mrs. Joscph Baal, of Northville, is vlsiüng aiuonj; relatives in the city. Dr. P. B. Rose was home from Chicago for a couple of days the first of the week.. MIsscs Nina and May Spooner of Detroit were vlsiting in the city New Years. Fred Bootli of the Codkikk ottic, returncd Wednesday from a short trip to New York. Frank Thompson this week went to Detroit to enter upon an engagement with l'ark, Davis & Co. Miss Celia Burk has just ünished teaching in Vermillion, DakoU, and has returned to !r home. Bobert G.AVest, literary clags of '82, now has his mail sent to Oalveston, Texas, care ot' the Supreme Court. "Chatt" says the Detroit delegation in the University af Michigan is lmost 11 of it home spending the holidays. Dr. Cof.ker is slowly improving, but Iiennie, the little son of Prof. Willlnm. Cocker Is dovn with diphtheria. Mrs, Ashley ind Miss Mary Ashlcy went to Toledo, to receive New Year'a ealls with Mrs. D. R. Locke (Petroleum V. Nasby.) Mrs. ?. A. Berry of Aun Artor, han ruturned home from Adrián and Hillsdalc, where alie has been spendiiig Chrtaftmu with her cousins. Rev. Benjamin Day and wifc and Mrs. John Ferdon on Wednesday, starled for New Jersey to Tisit among relative. Mr. and Mrs. Day exieet to bc onc teren!] inonths. At Ihe State Teachers meeting in Lanslng last week there were present from the Uuiversity, Profs. Cady, Dcmmon, Beman and Weed. and from the city schools Prof. W. S. Perry and Mía Carinan. Louis Guenthcr who was employed in thia office last year is now workingin the larjre establishment of the Springfield (Mass.) Printing Co., where nearly all our i-alendars are printen!. He is in town on a vr.cation. Mr, Burnett, express agent at Jackson, ís honie for a reet. 8e venteen yeais ugo he worked in the express office in this place and lias been iu t h.-n business since that time, eituer on Ihe road, In Detroit, or in Jackson. Mr. Edward 15. Stiles, of lireckenridge, Col., was in tlie city Fritlay, the guest of Mr. W. VV, Whedon. Thirty years ago he kept a photograph gallery in this city and although a great society man he nerer raarried. He stopped over oneday on his way eust.