Personalities

- Mr. and Mrs. Prof. Olney are rustí cating at Charlevoix. -Mrs. George Shelmire of Coldwater is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Watts - Mies Henriütta Josenhans of York townsbip Las been visiting in the city lutely. - Cashier J. W. Knight has gone to Grand Itapids where he will Bpend the Sabbath. - Mrs. J. Ganson, formerly of this city now of Flint, is tho guest of Miss Mary Condón. - Prof. D'Ooge attenáed last week a moeting of the Philological society held at Newport, 11. I. - While D. J. Higley is in Roscommon and Au Sable, he will gathor in fish, in8ects and birds. - Rev. Dr. Brown of the Presbytorian church is enjoying a few weeks vacation at Chautauqua lake. - Tiraothy Josenhans, class of '78, left the city Wednesday for Qrinuell, Iovva, to spend the sumraer. - Miss Fanny C. Gray of Grosse Isle, has been appointod precoptress of the Ypsilanti high school. - John Richards of London, Ontario, is spending a few days iii the city looking after real estáte interests. - Miss Klla Matthews, late a gradaate of' Monroe convent, has been visiting Miss Maggie Donnelly, recently. - Mrs. J. W.Knight, GeorgeW. Knight ind Misa Addie Knight, left this week For Rochester, N. Y. to sojoura sevoral tveeks. - (Jounty Xrea8urer Fairchild las week joiued an excursión from Detroi destined for Duluth, to be absent sovera weeks. - Miss Anna Donnelly of this city i visiting her cousins the Misses Maloy o Kalamazoo, to be absent about tw inonths. - Lou D. Taylor, the gentlomanly bookkeeper of the First National Bank has just returned from vacation spentin Lanöing. - Nathaniel Schmid and wife, of tho firm of N. Scbmid & Co., Manchester, spent last sabbath with Mrs. iS.'s parents in this city. -Miss Nellie Seywert who bas been viaiting Miss Mollie Muehlig tho past two weeks returned to her home in Cleveland, O., on Tuesday. -E. P. Holly of Lockport, N. Y., inventor of the Holly Water Works system and steam heating, is among the late arrivals at the Cook House. - líegont liyna oí Adrián accompanied by Lieut. Reod and wife and Misa Reed of West Point, aro noted in the arrivala at the Cook House, yesterday. - Rev. Father Haire of Flint was in the city on Monday. Mr. John Carey of this city returned with the reverend gentleman tor a visit of a few weeks. - D. B. Briggs of Romeo, principa' of Ann Arbor High School froui '58 to '60, is annouuced as the coming deputy secretary of state, duties to begin August 1. - W. C. nill and Leroy Halsey, both of the graduating class of the University have been appointed superintendent and principal respectively of the Battle Creek schools. - It is rumored that when James Ashley, Jr., Supt. of Toledo and Ann Arbor railroad, goes to Europe ere long, ho will be accoinpanied by acompanicn who will join hiui for the voyago of life. Record of Circuit fon tl. Thuksday, July 10. Barnes vs. Smith. Motion to dismiss appeal grauted unless appellant file a new bond satisfactory within ten days, without costs to either party. Boyle va. Ryan. Same disposition. L. A. Dodsworth, ward, vs. E. B. MoOard, guardián, and Sherraan Hinckley, surety. An action brought on gnardians bond to recover wards' share of an estáte. FlllDAY, July 11. Wm. Morton vs. Chas. Thayer. Affidiivit filed and order to be entered. - üourt adjouriiiid to July 16. Wednesday, July 16. Fred. B. Hooper vs. Thos. F. Hill and C, A. Chapín. Judgment for plaintiff by default ia $3,025 and oosts. People vs. Charles Martin. Entored bail in $300 for appearance at next term of oourt. Martin is an Ypsilantiau and oharged with breaoh of the peace. M. Fleming bondsman. TllURSDAY, July 17. John McCafferty vs. Nelaon Booth. Dufendant allowed twenty days to settle bill of exceptions. Friday, July 18. In the case of A.. Felch vs. G. D. Hill aud Wm. White argument reserved for future day. Court adjourned to July 28, at 2 p. M.