Personalities

-E. Packard of Brooklyn, N. Y.. owner of the Cook House was in the city on Tuesday. - Daniel Gott of Syracuse, N. Y., a íelative of John N. and James B. Gott, was in town on Friday on business. - Albert Crane, E. P. Allen and Y. A. Hunt of Yp8ilanti, and D. B. Taylor of Chelsea, were attending court on Tuesday. - John E. Leonard, Esq., of Auburn, N. Y., ir visiting his unole, Thomas Leonard, Proprietor of the Leonard House. - Geo. F., son of Hon. John J. Itobison of Sharon, bas received the appointment of assistant proseouting attorney of Detroit. - C. H. Millen, C. S. Millen, E. D. Lewis, Patrio.k Shpehan, .Tohn V. Shcohan, and W. W. Bliss went to Chicago to gaze upon the Grant boom. - Mrs. Isadoro Ityan of Portage City, Wis., daughter of Mr. Lewis C. Risdon, arrived in town Monday to attend the nuptial ceremony of her intímate friend, Miss Duckie Swift to Mr. Wramplemyer, lato assistant in the laboratory. - Rev. H. J. Cook left for Ann Arbor last Saturday and occupied the pulpit in tbe Episcopal church there Sunday. Ilealso madoan inspection of the church edifica there to get some ideas for the new building now in proceas of erection here. - CoUlwater Ii&puhlican. - James O'Brieu ot this city, the past slimmer connected with the Jaskson express office, has been appointed express agent on tbe Toledo and Aun Arbor railroad, to succeed W. A. Lovejoy, who will remara in the same einploy with headquarter8 at Detroit.