Personal

C. A. HendncK was m euon Monlay. J. E. Beal spent Tuesday in Port Iluron. Miss Ella Whitaker spent Snnday in Chelsea. Dr. and Mrs. ïaft spent Sunday in Jackson. Wm. Waldron is home f rom a visit to Chicago. II. V. (lover was an Ann Arbor visitor Wednesdav. Roy McClure goes on the road with the Nancy Ilanks Co. Mrs. C. C.Warner spent severa! days with friends at Silver Lake. ('. M. Stevens was in Owosso several days this week, on business. Harry Benhara is now working for the new telephone eompany. E. A. Goodwin was in Columbus, Ohio, last week for several days. Dr. Pelham and family of Jackson, were Ann Arbor visitors this week. Miss Georgiana Sterling yisited her sister, Mrs. A. (!. Hall, over Sunday. Miss Graee Webster of Toledo, is visiting friends in the city this week. Mrs. E. T. Hollister of Forest ave., is seriously ill with sciatic rhenmatisin. Prof. Perry has been absent f rom his ■ classes this week on account of sickness. Mrs. L. Durheiin is entertaining her daughter, Mrs. Kellogg, of Massachusetts. J)r. John Dowdigan is winning mach praise in Owosso by his line work in Masonic circles. Eugene Helber and family contemplate moving to Ann Arbor this spring. Saline Observer. Mrs. Mason of Gladstone. Mich., is visiting her párente, Judge W. ï. riman and wiíe. Dr. G. W. Lowry M. "74 of Hastings Mich , was in the, city the early part of the week, on business. Mis. V. E. Nichols of South State street, gave achocolate tea Friday last, in honor of Miss Stirling of Detroit. Bro. S. A. Moran returned ïuesday from Washington. He reported everytliing moving smoothlv there before he left. " . Bruce McPherson of Howell, stopped over here yesterday on liis way to Detroit. Bruce was í'ormerly a Ü. of M. student. Mrs. George Hughes and daughter of South Lyon, and Miss Kent of Detroit, were the guests of (ieorge S. Vandawarker and family over Sunday. Grove Campbell, well known throughout the eounty as a political hustler, now a snccessful practitioner in Detroit, was an Ann Arbor visitor on Wednesday. Hon. Jay A. Hubbell of Houghton, of the class of '53. has been in the city for a few days, taking treatment vinder Dr. Herdman, and revisiting old scènes and noting the changes the years have brought. Richard Burdick, game warden for Livingston eounty, was iu the city yesterday. "Dick" is a good fellow Vhen not on dutv in his official capacity, so ye Turkey Lake sports, watch out. He is different then - oh, how different! We kriow. Dr. Frank B. Powers, medie '9(5, is the guest of H. (1. Prettyman. Dr. Powers was formerly connected with a medicine college at Knoxville, Tenn., and is now Surgeon General of the Southern railway. He is on hifl way home from a trip to Europe.