Personalties

-I' red Hoopor of Datroit, was in town Saturday. - George Seiser returned on Tuoaday f rom a visit in Gcrraany. - James E. Bach is iu town on a visit to his father Philip Bach, Esq. - Miss Mary Kennedy has returned totbis city alter spending ayoar at Jackson. - Attorucy J. Willarii Babbitt of Ypsilanti, was in Jaokson Tuesday, on legal business. - Corouer Torry has been in northern Mich., looking for a locality vrherein to practico medicino. - Aridrew DeForrest left on Monday for a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Dr. Hale of Adam, N. Y. - Mrs. Chas. J. Kintnor has returned from s visit to her husband in government employ at Washington. - W. 8. Haskill, lit. '72, superintendent of schools of Bowling Green, O., is in town spending vacation. -Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Fonda, and daughter Hattie, of Detroit, spent the Sabbath with the family of the editor. - Mr. John Kane formerly of Ann Arbor, now a Detroit morchant, is spendng a few days visiting friends in this ity. - Ex-sheriff Webb of Saline, deputy ïeriff Buck of Augusta, an4 attorney riffin of Ypsilanti, were in town on 'uesday. -Samuel C. Andrews of the firm of bUeehan & Co., went to Paw Paw Saturday to attend the funeral of hismother-;n-law, Mrs. Pugsley. -Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Van Atta of Salem, left this city on Tuesday for a four weekg visit to Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and porhaps, Colorado and Daliotah. -Messrs. H. W. Eogers, C. H. Millen, Chas. H. Eichmond of Ann Arbor, Chas. S. Gregory, Chas. Howell and Jesse O. Hoyt of Dexter, W. R. Post, J. W. Van Cleve and H. 1). Martin of Tpsilanti lay delegates, were in Detroit yesterday, participating in the election of Bishop for tbis state.