Personals

I.'B. Bent bas returned home trom his trip down easi . E. C. MeAllaster epeut Sunday in Webster with lii.s family. Eugene Mutschel lias gone (o Grand Ledge to visit his mother. Dr. Herdman has been sick (or a few daya wilh b!ood poisoning. Frank Hutfin oí Plint, is the guest of 'hls sister, Mrs. T. H. Corbett. Mist Emma Alexander has returned froni lier summer stay at Walled Lake. Miss Diana Keek of Grand Rapids, is In the city, and will enter the Uniyersity. Eugene K. Frueaufff has ü;one to Lititz. Pa., to visit his mother, who lires there. MrB. B. F. "W'atts and Mrs. C. M. Jones 'are vlsitlng friends in Detroit for 'a few days. Jíiss M. Dearing, who has been vistting Miss LibWe Krees, has returned home to Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lockwood, of Jackson, are guests of their daughter Mrs. Fred. Tinker. and Mrs. Frank Hall who were Tisiting at A. C. Brock's liave returned home to Jaekson. A. H. Whitlark of Washington. D. C, is spending a nionth's vacation at his old home in this city. Jas. Murnan, of the Cook House, ivas ealled to Le Roy, N. Y., Monday, liy tiie death of his brother. Mrs. W. I. Van Tuyl, accompanied by lier son Percy, has been visitIng Ann Arbor friends for a few days. Miss Mattie J.ovejny, who has íjeen vlsitlng her sister Mrs. Kellogg of the Northside, for several weeks, !ias returned 'home to Detroit. Dr. A. W. Smit li of Adrián, for no many years secretary of the Eepublican State Central Committee. is callIng upon Ann Arbor friends co-day. Mr. and Mrs. I.ew il. Clement ii.'tve a reception last Thursday evening to Mr. E. X. Bllbie. He wi 1 sail on the 9th for Europe to continue his musical studies. Dr. and Mrs. E. ]. ('. Mlller have been tisiting old friends here tor the past few days on their way as inisslonaries to India, for which place they will sail on the li'th. Hou. J. T. Jacobs has gone to Lafce Molionk Mountain Hciuse. Ulster Co.. X. Y., to attend a meeting of tbe U. S. Board of Indian Commlsaioners. of whk-h he is a memher. ('liarlos Chubb, Everett Bi-odhcad, Frec! Harria, Horace Kitchel and Artliur Ilolbrook went to Aun Arbor yeeterday, the fouv former to resume their respective labora at the Univercity, and the lat ter to enter the medical department. Frank Post preceded them on Saturday - Coldwater Iïepublican. Miss Mande YanSyckle, of Detroit, who irae the guest of Miss Mande Pound, has returned home. On Saturday evenlng Miss Pound entertainel twenty young lady friends ; this morning she returned to Anu Arbor this being her senior year in the liternry department ol the University.- Pontiac Gazette.