Personals

Tbeodore Beyer left Thtirsday for Chicago. A. T.. Noble returneá Monday from New York. E. F. Mills returned froin Xew York Saturday A. II. Freeman was in the city Monday on business. L. C. Noble luis u' de lo Pitteburgh Pa., on a business trip. Prof. .1. A. C. Hildner is visiting friends in Grand Rapirts. Sujit. Morton, of the Ann Arborst. R'y, spent Monday in Detroit. Will Stimaon is expected home from Indianapolis, Indiana, to-day. Miss AlHe Curtís has as her guest Elva Johnson, of Athens. Mrs. Tilomas Taylor is spending the weck il) Detroit, visiting l'rieiids. Coanty Clerk l'rown expects to leave town and go to the Fair next Tuesday. A. Tucker luis returned from lns visit to Petoskey, wherehe left liis hayfever. Mr. and Mrs. Guy V. Thompson will be at home after Nov. 1 st , at No. 4s ! '. Ann st. F. A. Howlett is entertaining his father and mother, of Lyndon, forafew days. Postre aster Beal and wife left yesterday for a stay of two weeks at the Chicago fair. O. E. Jones, of Milan, was in Ann Arbor last Sunday, visitlng liis wife at IO}4 S. State st. Rev. Fr. Kelly who attended the Cathölic congress at Chicago, returned home Monday. Mrs. Pardon, of Detroit st., is entertainingMrs. E. Brown, and son Alex., of Toronto, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Travis returned Satnrday from a four week's visit up north and out west. Frank Vandawarker went to Chicago Saturday to see the Fair. George Bailey accompanied him. Mrs. (i. S. Pickett and daughter Lottie, who have been at Bay View for a time, have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Xathan F.ldridge of Johnsburg, Warren Co., N. Y., are visiting Chas. Spoor and fainily. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Heil are being visited by their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Parker, of Wichita, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. Ottinar Eberbacli and daughters, Ottlie and Emelie, left yesterday for a ten day's stay at the Fair. Rev. H. Tatlock and fainily returned home Friday, from "Sconset," Mass., wliere they spent a delightful summer. Miss Mina M. Davison is expected home from Toledo, O., to-day, where she bas been visiting for the pasttwo weeks. Mrs. W. G. Doty, accompanied by Judge and Mrs. Goddard, are visiting around Manchester, etc.. for the week. Miss Alta Miller returned to Chicago Monday, accompanied by Miss Grace Haven, of wliom she had been the guest. E. C. Roliinson, formerly of Saline, a brother of Oscar L. Robinsou, of Hill st., lias removed to this city, residing on Geddes ave. Rev. C. Boecklin returned from the Germán M. E. conference at Allegheny City last Monday, and will be stationed here another year. Miss Edith Atkiua lias returned to Lanslng and resumed herworkas teacher of Latiu and Greek in tl ie High school of that city. Jos. B. Williams Wt Tuesday for the fair at Chicago. He as aecompanied liv lus sister, Müsb Fannie Williams, and liis wife'8 sister. Miss Susie Henion. A party of young ladies cousisting of Misscs Minnie Boylan, Annie and Maud Mama, Anna and Bettie McOmber, and (nace Flagg, went to Chicago yesterday to attend the Fair. Prof. F. C. Newcombe, who has been apending the last year and a halfin Germany, perfecting his education, returned liome last Friday. He did not get so thoroughly Gennanized hut that he can talk good English. Miss Etnma Bower of the Democrat has gone to Grand Kapids to attend the state camp L. O.T. M's in session there thiï week. All Ann Arbor hopes that she may be successful in securing the office for wbich she is a candidate. Mr. Thos. V. Kene, tlie successer of Booth in legitímate tragedy, will appear at the Grand opera house in Othello, next Tuesday evenin;.'. The people quickly recognize merit, and tliis is the veason the sales oí Hood's Sarsaparilla are continually increasing. Try it. Purely vegetal le - Hood's Pilis- 25c. Coughing Leads to Consumption. Kemps' Balsam stops the cough at once.