Personal, And Social

Mayor Smith was in Detroit Monday. S. J. Thompson spent Sunday in Jackson. W. VV. Whedon was in Jaokson Monday. A. L. Noble was in Detroit, Tuesday, on business. Mrs. B. F. Fuller is visiting at her old home ia Lancaster, N. Y. Mrs. Spencer Rupsell, of Mt. Picasant, is the guest of Miss M. Sabin. J. T. Jacobs and E. B. Abel were in Detroit Monday on business. O. E. Jones, of Milan, was in the city last week, Friday and Saturday. Miss Huson of the Boston Medical college, is visiting her old friends in this city. Commeccing June 20, the dry goods stores will be open eveninga until July l8t. C. A. Lewis, of Detroit, a foimer Ann Arbor business man, was in the city Monday. Geo. Hatch, medie '85, and wife, of Massachusetts, are visiting friends in the city. E. F. Lohr, of South Bend, Ind., has arrived home to spend his summer vacatiou. Editor Dodge, of the Stanton Clipper, is in the city for the treatment of his daughter's eyes. Mrs. Geo. Neihercott, of Albion, is visiting her friend, Mre. Nelson Estabrook, on Depot-st. H. Harris, managing editor of the Detroit Tribune, was the guest of W. W. Watts Monday. J. L. Stone was in Detroit, Wednesday, attending the annual meeting of the hotel keepers' association. Mrs. S. S. Bhtz and children left this morning for Detroit, where they will visit for a couple of weeks. Geo. F. Robison and family, of Detroit, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Robison over Sunday. Dr. Wilhelm Landon, F. R. S, and A. Julián Landon, of Berlin, Germany, are guestg at the Cook House. Mrs. M. V. Torrens was in Jackson, Wednesday, attending the ninetieth birthday of her mother-in-law. Mrs. Dr. A. C. Roberts, of Fort Madison, Iowa, and her tnother, Mrs. Cole, are visiting relatives in the city. Prof. W. W. Beman was in Kalamazoo, Tuesday, attending a meeting of the trustees of the Kalamazoo college. Miss Dollie Steinfeld, who has been visiting Mrs. S. S. Blitz for the past week, returned to her home in Detroit this morning. Mrs. C. J. Kintner arrived in the city last Friday, from Washington, D. CL. to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Pack. Bro. Blosser, of the Manchester Enterprise, recently visited Findlay, Ohio, and is now writing some very mteresting articles describing the oil wells. Wm. M. White and son, Wm. P., are stopping at the Cook house. Mr. White is the owner of the opera house block and other property in and around Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. H. Bliss and Miss Ashman, of New York City, and Mrs. Frier and Fred Bliss, of Detroit, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Goodyear Sunday and Monday. Dr. and Mrs. Chadbourne will bid adieu to their Ann Arbor friends Satnrday. On that day they will leave for an extended visit to relatives in Maine and New York. After visiting those places they will go to Wyandotte, Kan., where the doctor will engage in the practice of medicine.