Personals

Slierinan Ban-, of Stockbridge, X. Y., was in the city Monday. Mis. Preeman, of Detroit, is visiting lier sister, Mrs. Beakes, on Fiftli street. Miss Bertha Buur, of the conservator)' of musicat Cincinnati, is at home in this city. Mrs. Seuce and Miss Aliee Richard801) have goue to East Saginaw on a visit. Uev. VVyllys Hall spent last week and Sunday in Detroit, the guest of Bishop Harris. Miss Nella Stocking, of the Auditor General's oftice, Lansing, was in the city Monday. Mrs. N. G. Nicholson, of Saline, has a class in the Keusingtou art of palntlng in this city. Hon. J. B. Tuttle of Alpena, judge of the twenty-third district, was in the city ou Saturday. F. L. York went to Pontiac last Satur(lay to plny orgau at the dedication oi the new M. K. ehurcli. Mr. E. H. Hart, au artist of Cliicago, is speiidiui; theThtnksgiving vaeation with friends in this city. Mrs. (. P. Williams retürned this week from a three weeks' visit with her sod, Dr. Hichards, of Detroit. Miss Eunice Schairer, of Ann Arbor, is visiting her brother. Geo. Schairer, of this place. - Siiline Observer. T. F. L:iwrence, of Chicago, irrived on Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with Mr. C. B. Davison of this city. Mrs. Jennie Garwood, nee McClellan, of Waterloo, Iud., carne up for a short visit this week with her párente and friends. She returns home on Saturday. Mrs. Gilmore, a tonner resident of this city, who has been stopping at Mr. Hamilton's for several weeks, thinks of reinaiuing in Anu Arbor during the winter. Mrs. E. W. Wallace and daughter-iulaw. Mrs. Fred Wallace, of Ann Arbor, carne over Wed nesday to visit a few days witli their wurm friends in Saline. - Observer. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson arrived in New York, from Europe, Tuesday morning, after a pleasant voyage, and reached Aun Arbor last evening in time for their Thanksgiving diuner. They are at Mr. S. Hendrickson's.