Personals

E. P. McOmber bas been in Marshall r during the week. Mrs. A. R. Beal, of Dextor, la speudiug a few dayi in the city. ' Mrs. Eugcno Hayos in visiting lier 1 grand parents at Dundee. i Miss Apalona Sweeney is visiting relatives and friends in Detroit. F. L. York goes over to Saline every í week to give lessons in music. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Blaiichard, of Allegan, were rlalton in our city a few days si nee. ; Mr. and Mrs. A. XV. Atterbury, of Detroit, were in the city the latter part of last treek. John A. Gates leaves next Thursday for a few weeks visit to bis old home at Schenectady, N. Y. Jonathan Kprague, of this city, nstalled tlje officers of an Odd Fellow's lodge at Duudcc, Thuraday last. Miss Katie J. Hogers is still very low of ff ver, at the home of her p.iients, corner of División and Catherine sta. J. J. Goodyear, after a two weeks linea?, recovered sufflciently to go to Cinciunati Monday morning tbr a tbort stay. Mrs. Norman Chapín, of Fifth street, has gone to Chicago, to vi.-it her dangbter Mr. .J. A. Wilson, and will piobably renialn for the winter. Y lien "Don'' Briggs went home lust week Tuesday, hegave us bil word tlmt lic wouldn't come ac;iin torsome time, bilt he was here again Fridaj'. It waiwith extreme pleainre the inmiy, inany friends of Proí. Chas. H. Stowell greeted bim on the streets last Wednesoaj p. in., for the rtrst time since bis illness. B.W. Wallace expecta to start forChatanooga, Teiin., next Monday, to join hia f;imily whii ure alrcady there. His son's wife, Mrs. ]'. F. Walluce will acconipany bim. O. J. Parker, of Howell, wbo bas been the treasurcr ol Livingston county for the pust tour feara. bas been In Anu Arbor during the week, theguesl ofliU fatber-inlaw, '. Trcinaine. E. G. Embler, of Howell, law, 'T! who was inarried ¦ few weeks ago, bas been in the cily diiring tbe week.acconipanied by bis bride, and was a caller at this oftice. Mr. Embler is meeling witb great success in bis profeaalon, at Howell. Chas. M. Jones, oue of Charlotte's live business men and a former Ann Arbor boy with hosts of friends, eurne over last Wednesday for a week's vacatlon, but on Frlday received word that lus wife was ill with diphtheria, and he returued on the tlrst truin. Rev. Wm. F. Helle, of Upper Sundusky, O., bas been the guen of Rev. H. F. Belser, during the weck. Mr. II. was for maiiy years a resident of Korthfleld, and built the lirst log house on the farm now owned by Meawa. Kemp & Koch, whicb was one of the bestin the county when built. It stands there vet.