Personals

A. F. Freeman, of Manchester, wns in the city Monday. Miss Georgië Goodrich has returned home trom a visit to her gister in Iowa. G. H. P. Benj. Franklin Watts, went to TVcumseh yesterilay on grand lodjje business. Mrs. Hildner hasgone to Grand Raplds to spend a couple of weeks wltli her parents. C. C. Robison, who has been spending tlie winter with his parents, leftSaturday for Dakota. Next montli Albrecht Gwinner expects to leave for Qermany, to make au extended visit. B. F. Bower, of the Detroit Evenlng Journal, was a visitor ut uU home 011 K. Ingalls st. last Friday. Henry C. Gregory, of Dexter, was in the city Monday, uaving just returned fiom an extensive western trip. Fred Henlon, of the savings bank, will go to Portland, Oregon, to engage in a bank there, about the tirst of July. Dr. and Mis. V. C. Vaughan leave the city Mondny for Cornell Unlversity, where the Doctor delivers a course of lecturas. Dr. Scott, professsor of Rutgers college, was In attendance at the wedding of his sister, Miss Miry Scott, last week Wednesday. Mrs. Chas. ,T. Kintner arrived from Washington last Friduy evening, to spend some lime witli her párente, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Pack, on N. IngalU 8t. Mowrey Pierce, of Sharon, was the guest. of Ex-Mayor Robison last Friday and Saturday. While Mr. Pierce liad llved in tlie county Binoe 3834, this is his Hrst vislt to tlie county sear, in 24 years. He was pleased with tlie town. W. B. Cady, the recently elected treasurer of Sault de St?. Marie, was in town Sunday and Monday to eee his parents. He reports that city as having doubled its population in the past year, and as si ill rapidly increasing in number and valuation. He is assi8tant cashier in the Soo national bank, which has the (ineit building Ui the Upper Peninsular.