Personals

Martin Clark is home ngain f i r a few day's st.iy. Rev. M. S. Angelí and wife, of Grand Rapids, are visiting in the city. Norman D. Gatea wrestled wllh the grippe all last week, and rot iloored. N. Q. Gates bas been quite ill during the week witli the prevailing epidemie. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Gemp, have gone to Pennsylvania to visit rilatives and 'riends. Mr. Charle? A. Brownell, of the Masonic Mutual Benefit Associiition, of Grand Rapids, is In the eity. Win. Merkle, who lias been inay jom home for some years, is visiting hls larents on 3. División street. John II. Grant, of Manistec, lit "82, has :een passing a few days with college 'riends, - entlmsiastic rs ever. James Marble and wife, and Mr. and Mrs. Hough, of Anderson 1'. O., Living8tone Co, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr?. J. T. Eamans. Aldcrman G. F. Allincndiuger lias gone to Benton Harbor in atteüdance upon the 3d annual meeting of the Michigan Miinufacturers of Fruit Goods. He s to reíid a paper upon the topic: 'Adulterations of Fruit Productions," and we believe that it will be a live paper.