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Mrs. MaJ. HriiKin and Mrs. W. B. Cndy, dt Sauli 8te. Marie, are visitiiiK friends in the city. W. E. Bridge, V. m. of Palestlne lodge I", it A. M.. Detroit, spent the Sabbatto witli Chas. I?. Davison and famlly. Mth. Wm. N. Porrino, of Buffalo, N. Y., has been visiting her uncle, Martin Clark and other trienda in the city the past week. Mrs. ,j. t. Jacobs returned home Saturdny mornlng from a visit to her daughter Miss Kate, who is In New York City receiving treatment for her tlirn.it. Mr. and Mrs. I,. Dow Hubbard gave a ver.v pleasant receptlon to a number of tlü'ir many friond In this city Thursday evening last. Thcy expect to remove to Sagtnaw for permanent reeldemce in a short time. Tlu Mlssee Wnedon gave a very pleasant musical, at the home of their paréate, Mr. and Mrs. "W. W. Whcdoii. on X. State ut., Saturday evening. Mrs. May Phillips, Miss Cole, Miss Worden and Miss Cramer rendered solos tliat were pleasing. Mrs. Qeorge Wahr and Mrs. Fred Iii-t ticii, Jr., atteoded a reception gciven b.v fcheir triend Miss Bhle, in Detroit, on Saturday evening. Mrs. v. C. Fuller, bookkeeper of tlie Heil Telephone Oo., of this city, left for Lancaster, X. Y., yeeterday n. m., to visit írlenda for a short time. Members oí tlic Ajnn Arbor Press Club, accompanied by their wives- whore they had wives - spent an enJoyable evenlng at the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Beakea last Baturday. Progressive podro and other games were lndulged in, and very temptlng refroshments were servetl. The guests all voted President Beakes and wife excellent entertainers.