Personal And Social

Dr. Frothingham is visiting at St. Clair. Will Kennedy is taking a vaeation this week. Herman Miller is spendirg the week in Detroit. E. B. Hall was in Toledo, Thursday, on Dusiness. S. Blitz and family are rusticating in Petoskey. Miss Millie Knowllon is visiting friends n Adrián. Mre. Flannegan and children are visiting n Hillsdale. J. J. Reed, ot Chicago, was in the city over Sunday. E. A. Gott, of Detroit, was in the city over Sunday. George Osius, of Detroit, was in the city over Sunday. Dr. V. C. Vaughan was in Chicago the 3rst of the week. Fred Petere, of Chicago, is visiting his jarents in this city. George Millen made his regular monthly trip to Concord, Sundayr1 Mr. H. W. Hayes is visiting her pareuts in Constatine, Mich. Frank A, Raisch, of Detroit, has been in the city the past week. J. A. Brown left Monday for Mackinac and Marquet'e, for a visit. Miss Jennie Pugsley, of Paw Paw, is visiting friends in the city. E. F. Mack, of Detroit, visited his parents in this city over Sunday. Prof. and Mrs. C. H. Stoweü have located in Bay View for the gumnier. Mrs. O. G. Wales and children are visting relatives in Whitehouse, Ohio. Martin Scballer, a c!erk in Wabr'g book store, is spending a week in Detroit. Mrs. L. C. Goodrich and Mrs. Wm. E. Sprague are visiting friends in Milan. Miss Gertrude S. Wade lelt yesterday 'or Minneapolis, to spend the summer. C. Lightner, of Detroit, was the guest of Mrs. Henry W. Rogers, over Sunday. Judge Cheever and son Will are soourning in different points in Michigan. Will Tuooiey returned Monday from an extended visit to friends in Missouri. Albert Mann returned Friday evening 'rom a three weeks' trip around the lakes. Dr. W. D. Cooper, of Lansing, was a caller at The Register office, thisjmorning. Dr. and Mrs. Stowell are numbered araong the Ann Arbor cclony at Bay View. Oscar Schmid will start to-day for Minneapoli?, to see the country and visit tiend?. H. C. Oaborne carne home on a visit ast week from Chicago, and returned last Tuesday. Con. Hildner left Wednesday for Grand Rapids, where he will gpend a two weeks' vacation. Rev. Dr. Steele was in Detroit, Sunday and supplied the Jefferson avenue presbyterian church. Alfred G. Husb, Will Schmid and Herm&nn Reisig, of Monroe, are camping at Whitmore Lake. George Scott was in South Lyon, Monday, where he has the contract for building a large house. B. J. Conrad epent the ñrst part of the week in the southern part of the county, on insurance work. Mrs. L. A. Haviland and daughter, Hattie, left this morning for a two weeks' visit in Dayton, Ohio. Miss Lucy Chapín returned Tuesday from a three weeks' visit to friends in St. John and Boyne City. J. T. Jacobs returned Tuesday morning from a week's visit at Columbus, O., and his old home at Mt. Vernon. Miss Fannie Taylor and Miss Amelia Lutï left Monday evening for Petoskey, where they will remain for several weeks. E. S. Millen, of Farwell, who has been visiting in tbe city for some time, returned home Wednesday, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. D. S. Millen. The many friends of Miss Daisy Childs will be pleased to learn that sbe is rapidly improvine; from her sickness, which has been of some week's standing. Prof. Geo. B. Merriman, professor of Astronomy in Eutger's college, New Jtrsey, is vi&iting his many friends in this city, where he lormerly resided. Mrs. Anna Watrous, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leonard, for the past two weeks, returned o her home in Kingsley, Kansas, Monday. Dr. V. C. Vaughan and family and E. H. Scott and family started Wednesday morning for Bay View, via Detroit and the lakes, where they will remain for several weeks. Miss Gertie and Master Geo. Reading have returned to their home m Flat Rock, after a visit of three weeks at their grandparents,' Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chamberlin, accompanied by Miss Dell Chamberlin and Mrs. C. A. Shafer and son.