Personals

E. B. Abel went to Ashville, N. O.t ast Thursda.v. V. t). Rlcbartlson, of Bay City, was in the city Monday. Mrs. Dr. Carrow, who bas been ill for some weeks, (s convalescing. Mrs. C. JilKIntner leaves for New York City on Saturday next. W. C. Marsb, of Manistique, spent Sunday with frlends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Bang?, of Detroit, are visiting relatives In the city. Mrs. V. II. Henderson, of Cleveland, 8 visiting at her father's P. Bach. Miss Gertrude Rose is again at home and wlll engage in study for a time. Jira. Mary Sutton, of Jackson, ia to spend sevcral months with her son J. DStlm8on. Mrs. O. E. Haven and daughter are passing a little time with frieiuls in Jvanston, II). Evart H. Scott Is attending the regular ession of the State Ilorticultuial Society at Ludlngton. Mrs. E. Li. Beebe, of Big Kapids, bis )een visiting her daughter Miss Fern Beebe, of the lit class '03. Mrs. Elruer Beech 'nee Jessie Taylor s visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jay l'aylor, in the fifth ward. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chambcrlin, of Detroit, are visiting their grandfather E. Leseur, in the 5th ward. Lewie C. Pond, tof the Farmei's & vlcchanic's Bank, spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Caro. luiss wauers, wno nas oeen wun klrs. Rogers for sonie time, bas returncd o England, golDg with Mr. Evans. Mrs. EvaDS left last Thursday for Surope, and will try the healing waters of Kms, in Gerinnny before retunring ïome. Messrs. R. Osius and G. Katzenberger vere in Detroit last week In the interests of the Goethe Comraandery of the 'United Friends of Michigan " recently organized here. Mr. and Mrs. A. Black, of lïastings, ame to the city Monday, and Mr. Black, accompanled by hls daughter, Mrs. W. F. Stimson left Tuesday for Freraont, )hio, to attend the funeral of Mr. Blnck's mother.