The Comers And Goers

Miss Kose Wood-AIlen lias retorne lome from Battle Gi-cek. Judge Kinne left Tuesday morninj, lor Monroe, to hold court. Prof. F. E. WUcos, oí Clinton, has ïeen In the city during' the past week. Allen A. Kent, of tliis city, has been Tfeiting old friends at Dundee duiinj,' ühe week. George Gray, of Alpena, is the guest f his únele Ensene E. Beal and family for a time. Mrs. J. P. Johnson has oeen entertaining her friend Mrs. Celia Cari f Omaha, during the week. J. L. Wasliburn, who is with Calkins' drng store, on State st., spent Easter with frieuds in Oberlin. ■Mts. Alice Taft has retunred from Korth Carolina and is the guest of Her daughtor Mrs. John V. Sheohan, f E. Huiron et. Mrs. Bower-Geddes wiU leave the eity to-öay, to reside wit hher brtoher aear Glenn Falls, N. Y. Her daughter also accompanied her. Dr. W. B. Ilioisdale, the new deau f the Homeopathie department, will attend a banquet to be given by the Homeopathie physlciaas at Detroit ÏViday evening. Prof. and Mrs. J. 0. Reed, in eompany with Prof. and Miss Gomberg, aod Mrs. Lewis, of Saginaw, leave Friday for Europe taiing passage from Jfew York on the eteamer Friesland. Bev. I. M. Barr, who has been a resident of this city for severa! inonths toa ves to-day for Harriman, Tenn., to take charge of the Protestant Episcopal parteh of that place. His famify will remain here umtil his son completes hiB education. Mts. Alvin H. Dodsley, of Fargo, TS. Dakota, arrived here yesterday, to rmain until June, the guest of her hueband's pareat's, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Dodsley oí Detroit st. "Al" wil] eome at eommencement to see his Iffother Fred gradúate from the üniTisrsity.