Personalities

-mrs. u. u. i'ronty of Kulaniazoo ia visiting Mrs. John N. Gott. -Mr. E. Packard of N. Y. executor of the estáte to whioh tho Cook House bülongs, is in town. - Rudolph Vorch, editor of the Michigan VoBes freund of Jackson, was in the city on Wednesday. - Fred Buss, clerk in the dry goods house of Mack and Schmid, is couiiued to his re3i(ience by sicknesa. -Miss Francia Jowett, daughter of S. P. Jewott, has returned from Montreal after an absence of eighteen months. - Rev. Wyllis Hall rector of St. Andrew's church in this city exchanged pulpits Sunday with Rev. Dr. Harria of Christ's ohurch of Datroit - Judge Cooley bas beon absent frora town for tho last Few days, delivering a course of lectures on constitutional law at John Hopkins' University, Baltimore. -On Wednesday next, Miss Linnie Wooster ofNorwalk, Ohio.a young lady who has many rulatives and friends in this city, will be united in marriage to Mr. Chas. O. Grant of Cleveland, O. -Mr. D. Crarner, who had a case in Judgo Morris eourt on Tuesdny at Monroe, reports our new circuit Judge as dispatching business with celenty and oase of one of long experience on the bonch.