Dr. W. B. Smith has gone to Ottumwa, Iow...

Dr. W. B. Smith has gone to Ottumwa, Iowa,. Mess P.utli Durheim spent ThanksOhing with Toledo friends. Eanney C. Scott arröved home from Honolulú, Sandwich Islands, Wed'nesday. Mr. and Mre. E. W. Chapul, of Jackson, were Aun Arbor v&itors over Tlianksgiving. Samuel N. House, of Owosso, ta ihe guest of h:a daug-htor, Mrs. Capt. C. H. Manly. Mr. C. E. Greeen, of Jackson, iva the gutst of A-im Arbor friends during ■ ■ paal week. Jas. M. Travis and wlfe, of Plalnü.le, epent TUanksglvlng wlth Aun Arbor reLatives. C. ,H. Easton, of the T., A. A. & N. M. raMroad oifioes, spent Thanks.giing ,in Dt'.xt'.T. .Xatlian Keith, of Dexter, was the guest 01 hcei daugliter, Ma-s. E. E. Beal, yesterday. Miss Donna PInckney, of YpsUant.v, is v:.siiing with Miss May Wilsey for a iew days. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brown will soon move -nto their new residence on Lawrence sf. C. L. Putt, baggage-master of the T., ,A. A. & N. M. road, is visit.iifv friends Ln St. JoJins. Greorge Iïcg :e and family Thanksg:iiiged with Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Woods, of Sout'a Main st. Mrs. Caroline H. Stanley, of Kalaniazoo, spent Tlianlcsgiving with her son, Lester, of the Undvea-sity. Mrs. Harry Hawley, daugliter of Christian Mack, üeft for her home in Chicago Saturday onoa-n'ng. Mi-.s. Iotta Medaris and motlier had a íaniily reunión at tlieiir home on E. "WUlliam st. Tlnursilay. Hdram Kittredge, Sr., luis returned home from a vásit with his daught&r, Mrs. Muir, of Grand Itapids. Miss Louise Morey, of Battle Creek, has been the g-uest of Ann Arbor friends durlng the past week. Miss Nellie Carroll returned home to Ypsilanti this morning after a few days' vis!t with Ann Arbor friends. Mrs. Doeken, of Romeo, is visiting her daugliter who teaches in the 2d ward school, and hier &on who is in co'.lege. Prof. and Mrs. Warriner, of Battle Creek, returned home yesterday, after a few days' visit witli Ann Arbor friends. Mr. James E. Kelly, of Yps'lanti, spent Thanksgiving with M;sses Mabel and Hattie Benliam, of East I,:berty st. I. K. and Allen B. Pond, returned to -Chicago after a Thanksgiving vis!t with their parents in this city. Mr. aaid Mrs. E. G. Burrell and daugliter Louise, of .Jackson, have been visiting friends in Aun Arbor for a few days. H. M. Ramdall, lit. '03, now teaching at West Bay City, returned to bis duties last evening, after a few days' vislt with lus parents in this city. St. Jo. is happy. Berrien Springs is disconsolate. Jo. lias the county seat in its lap; Berrien has lost it, after having possessed it for many years. The removal was made Saturday, and no one mobbed. AVe can't lielp hut synipathize witb. tlie unfortunate Berrien Springs, though for convenience St. Jo is probably the best place for a majority of the people of Berrien county.