Personals

E. B. Abel returned fiom the east last Friday. Ed. J. Morton left Monday night for San Francisco. A pleasant company was entertained last e ven ing at Mr. Ferdon's. Mrs. C. L. Pack is expected home from Washington to-day or to-morrow. Mr. Phies of L:ike Linden, Upper Península, has been in the city a few days. Bishop Brown was entertained by Mrs Dr. Welt and not by Prof. Morris as stated. Fred'k Laubengayer of Lodi, left Monday evening for Kansas to look aftcr land, etc. F. Schmld, of the finn of Mack & Schmid, returned frora New York hist Öaturday evening. Prof. L. I). Wiues unlted with the M. E. thurch last Sunday, inuch to the pleasure ot that congregaron. Mrs. C. T. Bennettand daughter returned to their home in Ann Arbor this niorning.- Evening Record, Adrián. Miss Fannie Taylor has returned from her school ;it Holt, to accept a position as teacher in the second ward school. Peter Dignan has returned from the south, looking hale and hearty, and much benetited by the balmy southern breezes. There is joy at John W. Bennett's house, for an heir apparent to the house of Bennett, with a healthy pair of lungs, has come to bless lus home. Senator Kempf and daughter will leave the city this week Friday for Washington, D. C. They go in company with the cadets of Orcliard Lake military acadetny. Geo. V. Witherbee and W. R. Henderson went to Port Huron Monday evening, to attend the Grand Lodge of Royal Arcanum which is now in sesaion in that city. Ed. Burnett, for thiiteen years the American Express agent at Jackson, has been i;iven a fine new oflioe. Iu 18GG he bejrun by driving a delivery wagon in this city for the company.