Personals

II. H. Arndt is in Detroit to-day. IS'8'iop Gillespie was in the city ycstcrday. Geo. S. Wliceler, of S.ileni, is In town t )-day. Mrs. Paul Minnis is in Jaskson visiting ft ioiuls. A. DeForeft is now living at No. 32 E. Huron. Supervisor Gardner lias moved into his new house 011 Madison st. We are pleascd to note tliat Judge Joslyn is able to hold court once more. Mrs. Perry, of Galesburg, 111., is in the city the guest of the Misse Crosby. Mrs. S. Blitz, who has been sick for 8everal weeks, is recovering slowly. Mayor Smit ti has been in Chicago nnd the west on business during the week. H. liryan, of the Register, Sundayed and Mondayeü at lile home in Charlotte. L. W. Briggs, of Dexter, smiled upon his friends at the county seat on Mouday. ür. McLaclilan, of Milan, was in the city yesterday, greeting his many friends. Miss Lot tic Bruley, of Pkintleld, LItingstou (Jo., is visiting relatives in the city. Miss Anna Ladd has returned home from an extended visit with Detroit relatives. Miss ll.itlie Keith, of Dexter, is spendne the weck at her unclc's Geo. II. Pond's. Mrs. J. L. Hawkes, of Goshen, Ind., is in the city visiting her son, Frank Ilawkes. Mrs. Anna Wood of Pittsburgh, Pa., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Nichol-, on N Ingalls st. Miss Williams, of St. Johns, and Mrs. S. S. Walker are in the city the guests of Mrs. Chapín. Mrs. W. E. Walker and Miss Maggie Bower have teen spending several days tt Zuky Lake. Miss Ni'ttic Ames, who has been absent for some time, beingeugaged in teaching, is now ut home. Mrs. Louis Blitz has returned to Detroit, after several weeks' stay with Mrs. S. Blltz during her illness. And re w Peterson, of the (irm of Swathel, Kyer & Peterson, is coutined to his house by serious illness. Mrs. It. D. Giles.of Detroit, is visiting at Mrs. B. F. Giles, on Kuiler street, on her was home from Chicago. John H. Hinchman, of T. H. Hinchm M & Sons, Detroit, vislted bis son, who is attending the uuiversity, last Friday. James D. Warner, of the Stock Grower publishcd at L9 Vegas, New Mexico, was iu the city on a flying visit last week. Mrs. Allie Boylan has just returned frotn a week's stay Ht Pullman, 111., with her hutband. She expects to go to Pullman to stay permuuently soon. W. F. Warren of Albion, N. Y., and M. F. Warren, of Buffalo, father and brother respectlvely of Mrs. A. I,. Noble, have been spending a few days in the city. A. L. Noble and wife went to Detroit yesterday, in eompany with Mrs. Noble's father and brother, who go to Mt. Clemens to try the effleaciousness of the mineral baths. Prof. Steere and pirty arrived safely at the Philipnines. The voyage from Japan to Hong Kong was a very rough one. Tliey were entertiiined at a dinner by our minister at thelatter place. Mrs. Alabaster recently passed a day with her cousin, Mrs. Prot. Steere. She was 011 herway from Chicngn to Port Baron, where she internis to spend the winter. Her little son, now seven weeks nld, was n.imed by Dr. Alubaster just before he died. Dr. A. N. Collins, of New York City, s visiting at Judge Cheever's. In a competitive exauiination against graduates Trom all the medical colleges in the jountry, he won the position of ambulance sursreon at Bellevue Hospital, showing Uut tl e alumni of the L. of M. can liiild their own against all other colleges, even if they do not have a Detroit clinic.