The Comers And Goers

Miss Charlotte Stowe is visiting frSends in Brooklyn. Mrs. E. T. Holliister has returnefl home from the far west. "Wm. Ti. Clements. of Battle Creek, ■visltert thls city Saturday. Deputy TJ. S. Marshal Abela of ILansiing, 'was In town Saturday. Miss ïxu Gerstmer is at her place again in Mack & Co's sttore. S. E. Hkrjrlns has gone on a business trïp through Ohio and Indiana. Mrs. Honry Binder hos moved into her new house on E. "Williani st. Mrs. Eliznbctli Xeitlmmmer, of Saline, ís the guest of Aira Arbor friends. Miss Ella Meirbh has returned home trom a visit wlth Eriends in Chicago. Miss Hattie Burnett. of Jackson, spent Sunday wlth Wende in Ann Artor. H. E. Rtabler and wiïe entertain-ed O. E. Schaïrer of Saline, over Sunday. v Henry Lasky of Detroit, famüiarly alled "loc," was in tlie city over Sunday. Miss Amanda Beyer wtoo has been xiisiting {riends in Detroit, returned home Saturday. Mrs. Alice W. Taft, mother oí Mrs. John V. Sheehan, left Monday for outherr. California. Irs. W. S. Gaberlski'of Detroit, has ■been the guest of her mother, Mrs. Binder, Üuring the week. Miss Margaret Bower have returned from a six momth's' trip in the 'interest of the JU. 0. T. M. Mrs. Dr. M. 6. Heaxttey has gone to Müwaukee, AVis., to visit her daughter Mrs. H. J. ICiUilea. Mrs. Geo. B. Mfflls who has been eeriously ill at the home of her son G-len V., te recovering slowly. Miss Mabel Hazard, of Detroit, is Is the guest of Mrs. E. A. Keith 'of S. S. Thayer st, for a few days. Mrs. N. D. Seelye, ofl E. -Washington fit., accompanied by her daughter, ie visiting her son, at Laporte, Ind. Will K. Britten of Brighton, called xn friends here last week. He was ■accompanied by A. E. Boylan of the eame place. H. H. Davenport, manager of the telephone company at Montpelier, Ind. te visiting his parents, Mr .and Mrs. Marvin Davenport, for a time. A party consistLng of Herman Gundert, Fred. Bross and George Geise, tïlled all the game aroumd Base Lake 3ast week - at least if they didn't it wan no fauit o"f theirs. Mies Eunice M. Lamble, ol Ypsilanti, he guest of Mrs. J. L. Babcock, of N. División et., partielpated with others from Ypsilanti in the enjoyable Thomas concert, at Umrverslty HaJi Tueeday evenimg. E. J. Ottaway, at one time a city editor on the Daily Courier, but at present city editor oi the Detroit Free Press, speet last FrMay and Saturday nere visiting friends. "Ott" is one of ■the sort of people we all llke to fehake hands with.