Personals.

W. C. Bell, of Detroit, was in the city Wednesday. Miss Mary Kucblcr roturiied from Marshall Saturday night. Ed. Eberbach has been coniined to his bed by a fcver forsome days. Mrs. J, T. Jacobs rcturned on Friday from her Columbus, O., visit. Mrs. M. M. Tuttle went east Tuesday to select lier fall stock of millinery. Mrs. Spaulding, sou and daughter.have returned to theirhome In Kansas City. Chas. Ashley.Mrs. Asuley and daughter Mary have returned from Cuarlevoix. Kev. K. B. Pope left Tuesday evenlng for East Saginaw to attend conference. John Keuipf went Tuesday to enter the Millitary Academy at Orchard Lake. .lerorae Freeinan has returned from Coldwater, where he passed the surnmer. Fred Sorg is dangerously ill, and it is (hought tliat he can survive only a short time. Mrs. J. F. Stabler, of Foster's Station, iseiitcrtaining Miss Flora Stai-k, of Detroit. J. Emmett Robison was home from Detroit Saturday evenlng, remainiug over Sunday. Prof. Steere was absent last öutiday attending the Michigan conference at Lansing. Ed. Stroug, of Detroit, is very sick at the house of bia father, Col. Strong, on Packard Street. Mrs. Johnson, nee Carrie Hendrlckson, of Detroit, and her infant daughter are home on a visit. Dr. Dunster and family returned from their summer's sta}r at Block Island, Rhode Island, last even ing. James Clark a former Ann Arbor boy but in the real estáte business in Dakota was in town last week. Mrs. J. .). Goodyear goes to Jackson to-morrow morning to visit her fiieiuls Miss Bellen and Mis. Knickerbocker. A. J. Kelly, of Scio vill.ige, has rented his house ane lot and ftone to Waynö, to remain a few weeks with liis son G. W. Kelly. Michael .1. Seery was down from Jackson Monday and Tuesday, looking out for the chances of his registership lightning rod. Miss Blanche Hayden, who was in attendance at the High School twoyearago, stopped In town Tuesday while on her way to Wellesley College, Mass. Will C. Carman, of East Saginaw, is visiting his sister Mrs. Geo. H. Pond, on E. Cathariue street, accouipanied by his friend, K. H. Ilubbard, of Flint. Geo. N. üilbert returned thejMSt weck from Gleu Falls, N. Y., accoinpanied by his mothcr, where they have been visiting for several weeks. Mr. Gil hert is now visiting in Chelsea.