The Comers And Goers

Win. A. Mogk has gone to Chicago on business. Charlie Banüeld' went to Grand Haven yesterday. Dr. Cari C. Warden leffc yesterday for Louisville, Ky. Harry Eichards, of Teeumseh, was in town over Sunday. A. J. Sawyer went 'to Plymouth yesterday on business. Eobert Geruer was up from Detroit to remain over Sunday. "W. C. Tate aas gone to Xewberry to lócate as an eleotrician. Eev. H. F. Belser of Porest ave., is quite ill with malarial fever. Mr. and Mrs. Eayniond Davis are expected home from the east to-day. Francia Stof f let and wife attended the Plymouth Fair last Thursday. Mrs. J. C. Bivd is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bullis of Morris, 111. Henry Laska, of Detroit was a guest oí Ann Arbor friends over Sunday. Prof. Knowlton and family have returned from their utay at Charlevoii. Eugene Geismer, who has been in Petoskey all summer, has returned home. Mrs. A. Daly has been the guest of her sister Mrs. L. Daly, during the week. Miss Sybü Pettee has returned home from her visit with Chicago friends - Prot". E. M. Wenley is the guest Loia few daya of Eegent Barbour, in Detroit. U. Pension Examiner Fred'k Iv. Jones, of Jackson, was in the city Saturday. August Dieterle carne up. from Detroit to ■ spend Sunday at his parent's home. Mrs. J. C. Bird has been entertainlng Mrs. liosa Marshall, of Jeffersonville, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Keech are entertaining Miss Buck, medie '90, oí Philadelphia. Miss Helen Shaw of Boston, Mass., is the guest of Mrs. A. E. Shaw, of Olivia Place. Miss Jennie M. Herey, of Sehairer & Mülen's is at Whitmore Lake for a few weeks. Miss Mray Schweitzer, who has been in Saline for several weeks, has returned home. James O'Kane, of the mail carrier forcé has been enjoying a vacation during the week. Mrs. Fred Besimer has been called to Cleveland, O., by1 the serious illness of an aunt. Mr. and Mrs. M. Staebler are entertaining Peter Schairer and family, of SebewaSng. Frederick A. Daniels of Gregory, spent Sunday with relatives in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. Mrs. Wm. Allaby has been the guest of friends in Kalamazoo during tlie past few days. Mr. Cartwright of Chicago, has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 1". Gatea for a few days. Miss May Hoffman, who has been witiTWm. Goodyear, has gone to Yaterloo, Ñ. Y., to teach. George R. Cooper, f o reman of the Inland Press office, has returned trom an extended vacation. Rev. L. C. Lawretice, lit '87, who Uves at Milíord, has been in 1 lic. city for a day or twa. Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald, of Alpena, have been visiting Ann Arbor friends during the week. Mrs. Wm. Howard and sister Miss Hayden, are guests of their brother Wm. Hayden, in Grand Rapids. Mrs. McKenzie and her daughter have returned to Anti Arbor from a stay of severa! months in Ohio. Master Harry P. Wfcerry, of Port Harrison, Montana, is a guest at H. .f. Brown's for a few wees. Mrs. Otis Johnson and son Lawrence have returned home frora a vacatlon among the eastern resorte. Judge Victor H. Lane and family are cxpected in Ann Arbor this week, from forraer home in Adrián. T. W. Mingay of the Argiis, was over to Flint Sunday to sec his wil'e and daughter who are visiting there. Prof. E. II. Mensel and family, wlio have been spending tlieir vacation with friends in Illinois, have retnrned home. W. G. Classen, wlio has been living in Oklahoma, is in Ann Arbor, where he expects to lócate permanently. Miss Eda M, Clark has gone to Louisville, Ky„ as a teacher in the scientifie department of Seraple Collegiate Semina ry. Dr. Eliza Mosher has returned from her vacation on the Atlantic coast. She will reside on Yolland et. the coming year. Z. D. Scott, of Duluth, Mina., is Jn the city wltn his daughter who is to enter the Alma Mater oí her father and mother. Karl E. Harriman, of the Detroit Journal force spent Sunday with his parents Judge and Mrs. Harriman, of Washtenaw ave. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Boylan, of X. Fourth ave., returned Satarday from a etay of severa! weeks wlth relatives in New York. A. Ij. Hubbard, of the Register, returned from Hudson yesterday, where he had been in attendance apon the wedding of a relative. Mrs. P. W. Bigalke and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Staebler went to Bridgeweter last Saturday on their wheels to remain over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Xelson J. Kyer returned home from their trip to Denmark, Mondar. They are both very happy over the visit to their old Home. Dr. F VÍ. Howlett, dent' '97, who Is practicing at Jackson, was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Howlett, of E. Ann st, over Sunday. Dr. E. S. Copeland was present at the Detroit Conference at Port Huron Saturday, and addressed that body in regard to the AVesleyan Guild". Sonie twenty of the friends of Miss Margaret Scott, of Fountain street, helped her celébrate lier birthday last evening. A very pleasant time Is reported. Mrs. John Moore has gone to Detroit to reside "with her daugliter Mrs. Dr. McKean. Mrs. Moore liad been a resident oí Ann Arbor for a tliird of a century. Eev. Dr. R. H. Steele, fornierly pastor of the Presbyterian church of this city, is in town attending the Detroit Presbytery, now in session here, and greëting old friends. Miss M. Drake of Ann Arbor, was the gnest of Mrs. F. E. Showerman, last weoU. - Ypsilanti Commercial. Quite indefinite. M. stands for Martlia, Minnie and Mattie, all three. Mr. and Mrs. B. Sfc. James, Sr„ and Mrs. Wm. Goodyear went to Detroit yesterday, where they were were called by the death oí Mrs. Kt. James' sister, Mrs. Chas. M. Rosseau. B. St. James and lamily, and all his employés, together with Miss Emlly Gruner ,spent Sunday at the home of John AV. Nanery, Esq., in Superior. The party was a right happy one, and they were right royally entertained. Frank S. Simons, who has been doing the local work for the Daily Times during the summer's absence of Mr. Pearson in Europe, left for his home in Detroit Saturday. He goes with the ood will of the people of Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. "Weir and daughter, of Mason, Iowa, are guests for a few days of Mrs. Ws pareats, Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Purfield, on S. Ingalls st. Mr. Weir has disposed of his interests in Iowa, and is to enter upon the practice of his profession, law, in Detroit.