Personals

Thos. J. Ballinger left for Texas yesterday. J. W. Brower and famlly have removed to Lapeer. Evart H. Scott left for Dayton, Ohio, this morning, Stanley E. Parkill, of Owosso, Sundayed in Ann Arbor. Mr. anü Mrs. J. ï. Jacobs were In the metropolis yesterday. A. B. Smith, of the Milan Leader, was In the city yesterday. Al f red Dayenport supervisor of York, was in the city yesterday. A. F. Freeman of Mauchester has been in the city this week court-iijjf. Dr. A. G. Bruce, of Albion, was the guest of Dewitt C. Fall last Friday. Hon. E. D. Kinne returned from a trip to Boston, and the east last Thursday. Mr. Jay Mott, of Ithaca, N. Y., is vlsitinjt at Hou. A J. Sawyei's, on Monroe at. Hert Henion Is expected in Ann Arbor to-tlay aceompanled by lus wife for a .short Ti.i'lt. Hon. Wm. Ball, of Hamburg, was a pleasant callar at the Courier office on Monday. John Thompson, ye local of the Dexter Leader, took in "Fedora" at the opera house Saturday night. Henry Krapf, of New York City, bas been in the city during the past week visIting nis parentsand friends. Herman Hutzel is confined to hls room by an injured leg, caused by jumping from a delivery wagon. E. B. Gidley who has been confined to nis home by illness for the past week or so, is now improving slowly. Judge Joslyn is suffering from a severe cold upon nis lungs, and has been considerably aülictcd thereby for the pa9t ten days. j_ Altemoon receptions for ladies only, were given last week by Mrs. Prof. Harrington and Mrs. Prof. Stowell, at their respective homes. The pleasing intelligence is received that Mrs. Fall. of Albion, mother of D. C. and Chas. S. Fall of this city, is recoverng from her recent severe illness. Prol. Barber and Miss McMahon of the Normal school, and Miss Gray, preceptress of the high school, of Ypsilunti, visited the high school of this city last Friday. Alfred O. Crozier, has hung out his shingle at Grand Kpids, with Smiley & Karl, where he will be pleascd to interview all clients, regardless of party aftlliations. Kegent Chas. R.Whitman, of Ypsilanti, arrlved home from a trip to Galveston, Texas, last week. He says it was colder down thereon the bay tlian it was here In Michigan.