Personal Glances

- Mrs. Gen. Custer is sojourning at Monroe - Rev. Mr. Alabaster goes to Petoskey this week. -Circuit Court Judge Morris is visiting the scènes of nis childhood at Brattleboro, Vt. - George E. Bowers of Manchester has become part proprietor of the HaLtings Bauner. - A. E. Hewett of Manchester was in Charlotte, Eaton county, last week, attending court. -James E. Hunt, a gradúate of the university has engaged as principal of Lapeer union school. -Prof. J. B. Steere is rusticating with his wife at his parents home in Ronald, Ionia county. - Mr.and Mrs.Hennequin are at Mackinaw wherethey fondly hope to inveigle specimens of the finny tribe from their native element. -Messrs. Theodore Eeyer, Frederick Belzer and Theophilus Schmidt, young men of this city, are enjoying a week's recieationin Cleveland, Toledo and Putin-Bay. -Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Franklin left the city on Friday f or a sojourn in norüiem Michigan. He took with him a tent, nis dogs, and outfit for fishing rad hunting, expecting to be absent several weeks. -Messrs. L. C. Goodrich salesman in the dry goods house of Bach and Abel, and V. L. Pack, teller in Ypsilanti national bank, leave to-morrow for a trip 'round the lakes. They will be joined at Port lluron by Mr. J. V. Sheehan visiting in that city.