Personal Glances

- Smitli Wilbur contemplates locating in Clinton to practice law. -Miss Carrie Ilicks of Kalamazoo is visiting Mrs. John N. Gott. -Chas. S. Millen went to the great metropolis on Frklay with D. Fred Schairer, to assist him in the purchase of a stock of dry goods. - Will Ronaldson, member of the senior class of the High School and nephew of Benjamin P. Crane of this city lef t Tuesday for Denver, Col, to recuperatii his health. - Advised by telegraph of the seriously threatened illness from pneumonía, of his wife, Mr. J. C. AVatts,doing business at East Saginaw, returned home last week. Mrs. W. is slowly recovering. - The many friends of Charlea T. Donnelly are complimenting this yonng gentleman apon passing the ordeal triumphantly and receiving a diploma which grants himpermissionto practice law in. all the courts of Michigan. - Mr. Tinker our most worthy reporter is taking a short business vaeation, in f act it is rumored that he may kill two birds with one stone before his return and captivate one of Fenton's fair daughters. He left Ypsilanti Saturday evening. -Mr. Comstock F. Ilill of Lodi has been appointed administrator of the estáte of the late Albert K. Clark of Saline, making the fifth estáte now in his hands. This shows the confldence réposed in Ilr. Hill's capacity asapropper person to settle estates, administrators being generally appointed at the request of those interested.