The Comers And Goers

. John'Ií. Koch of First et., is seriosly 111. Cïty Engineer Geo. F. Keyi lias been SB öaring the week. Miss Emma E. Bower is spending the ■week fa Xouisville. Ky. Mrs. TSaggert is entertaining her flaughter Mrs. Blackford, of Mo. H. F. Mi'lls has gane to Chicago to parchase a stock oí holMay goods. Mies Rut-h Durheim spent Saturday nd Sunday with [rienda In Detroit. Prof. Cari C. Parsons, lift. '90, of Betroi't, was in town over Sundcy. Miss Jerusha Smith, of Milan, is pending a few weeks In Aim Arbor. Miss Florence A. Si 1 1 te in Kalafnazoo for a few days, vfeiting relattree. Mr. and Mrs. Eihvard V. Seyler are sMrving into their new resideuce on ïfcompson st. Michael Staebler of Vhe American HoTise, ís slowly recovering from hls ertous illness. Mrs. C. Brenner returned home Mona7 from a vilsit witii a sister in livingston Co. Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Oamp, of Ypsitmti, were gueste of Ann Arbor relaïtves over Bunday. Chancellor Day of Syracuse UniVertóty, N. Y., was the guest of Prof. B. S. Cariiart Saturday. 6eo. H. Clementson, law '96, of Allcghany, Pa., has been shaking itands with old friends here. Miss Lizzie ThOirpe of Pontiac, has Ikcen the guest of Christian Gauss aaad family during the week. Miss Belle Huil, of Detroit, was the guest over Sunday of lier siUter, Mrs. Edmundfe, of W. WasliJlngton st. John f'arnmeü-t. who went to Springfield, 111., aifter his son Charley, letnrned wSth him yesterday. Ex-Eepresentative Gregory of Dexter, was shakiing harads with his Ann Arbor frLeinds during the week. Mt. and Mrs. Herman Pifpp are reJölsinK over the advent into their famHy circle of a nine pound girl Sunday. Miss Mabel Hazard, who has been the guest of Mrs. B. A. Kei'th oí B. Tbayer st., returned home to Detroit Monda y. . Dr. Mary "Wood-Alüen has been at■teuding the personal purity convenTention at St. Louis, Mo., during the weet. ' ! j Miss Amanda Henning, of this city, Itae been viiiting her sister Mrs. Geo. lyon, of Dextr, durtng tlie past week. XelHon J. Kyer lelt yesterday mornig for Baltimore, Md., Washington, D. C, and other southern poünts on IwwTIiii w Mr. and Mrs. Alfred K. Beal, of De■teoit, have been spending a few days with their daughter, Mrs. Herbert A. Williams of E. Aim Bt., and otlirrelatives and friends ia the city.