Personals

A. F. Frecman, ol Manchester, is in the city. Mrs. John S. Miller of Detroit, is vlilti Ing Mrs. Bower. Miss Anna Ladd has gone to Detroit to remuin for the summer. Mr. and Mrs.George Jacobu=,of Toledo, gpent Sunday in the city. F red Cutler, of Middle Bass Island hotel, is in the city to-day. D. 15. Tracy, representlng the C. II. & D. E. Iï. is in the city to-day. Will Tolchard leaves tliis a. m. for Denver, Col., for a few weeks' si ay. Mies Susie "Whedon was home f rom Mt. Clements for the Latin plaj1. Ilon. George S. Wheeler, of Salem, was In the city yesterday, on business. Emery Beal, one of Ypsilanti's pro?perous young druggists, drove up Sunday. Waltcr Booth has cone to Negaunee to catch for their base ball nine this season. Miss Allie Beal and Miss Schaefler, of Northville, visitcd relatives here Sunday. Prof. E. P. Lohr, llt. gradúate, of South Bend, Ind., is in the city, visiting relatives. Mrs. Reilly, of Chicago, has been visiting her son in the University at the Beta Theta PI house. Iudian Commissioner Jacobs has returned from his first meeting with the commissioners in New York. MissNellie Davidson and Miss Allie II il I, of Flint, have been visiting at Chas. A. Muma's during the past week. Will Worden is home from California visiting his parents previous to his departure for the state of matrimony. Rev. Henry Tatlock, C. H. Rlchmonó", and Prof. B. F. Thompson, are attending the diocesan convention at Detroit. Mrs. Geo. W. Millen expects to go to her father's home at Concord before long in the hope of benefiting her liealth. Allen S. Whitney, lit '8G, of the Mt. Clemens High Scliool, was about seeing college friends the fore part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Lovett, of Detroit, have been visiting Mrs. Is rnother, Mrs. Craig, on N. División st., during the week . Misses Louise and Mabelle llandolph.of Toledo, carne to Ann Arbor Saturday to attend the Latin play, and were tlse guests of Mrs. Gay over Sunday. Delos A. Cuappel, lit '70, of Trinidad Col., with his wife, was in the city Saturday. He is the principal owner of the water works in that city, and is largcly iuterested Ia banking and coal mining. Qeorge Bessinger and family, who have been visiting relatives and friends here for sonie weeks, expected to return home to California last week, but were prevented by la grippe. Tliey lift