Personal And Social

Geo. C. Witherby is on a business trip to Eau Claire, Wis. Israel and E. B. Hall were in Toledo, Monday, on business. Miss Lee J. Co wan is east, spendin the surnmer with her sister. W. W. Wadhams visited his mother at Mt. Pleasant, last week. A. D. Seyler and Martin BeNer are camping at Portage Lske. L. C. Goodrich and C. E. Hiscock were in Detroit, Wenesdady. W. H. Pottle, of Manchester, was in the city yesterday, on business. Prof. B. E. Nichols is attending a teachers' institute in Adrián. Mrs. Geo. Douglass is visiting relatives and friends at ürchard Lake. Prof. Volney M. Spalding aud family left, Monday, for New York City. Walter Booth has gone to Pdtoskey, where he is rnanaging a base ball club. Miss Edith Phillips, of Toledo, is spendïng a few days with friends in this city. M. M. Seabolt and family left Wednesday for Ialand Lake, for a week's camnincr - , 1 - ö. Lou Lutz, of J. T. Jacobs & Co., will leave Friday for a trip around the lakes. J. C. Sheehan and Z. Roath left Monday evening for a trip around the lakes. Mrs. Albert Dennick, of Detroit, is the guest of .Mrs. John Lindenschmidt on Fifth-st. ' Prof. Cauy will leave for Bay View, tomorrow, where his family has been for some time. B. J. Conrad, wife and daughter, started for Albion, Tuesday, to visit friends. They drore through. Misses Susie and Mary Moore are visiting their brother, Fred. A. Moore, in Icdianapolia, Ind. Mm Mary L. Wood will start, to-morrow, for Milwaukee, where she will make her future home. I. B. Bent returned Saturday evening from a fiye weeks' sojourn among friends in Wisconsin and Illinois. J. M. Stafford will start for New York. Saturday, where he will spend some time selecting his fall stock of goods. Dr. J. C. Wood and family will go to Detroit, Monday, where they will take the boat for Mackinac and Duluth. Mr. and Mrs. H. Randall are in Chicago, this week. Mr. H. is attending the national convention of photographers. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Worden attended the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. A. Leiand, in Pinckney, Wednesdaj. Prof. B. W. and Hon. M. M. Cheever have returned from their trip to Duluth, and points in the Upper Península. Mrs Gilbert Blies, daughter Birdie and son Bennie, will join a party from Detroit in a few days and camp at Portage Lake. Dr. Prescott is in New York attending the annual meeting of the "American Association for the Advancement of Science." T. D. Kearney, law '87, departed Monday eveningfor Northern Michigan, where he will look for a desirable location tohan out his shingle. L. B. Carr, pharmic '87, has secured a situation in a wholesale drug store ia Indianapolis, Ind. He departed for there Tuesday morning. R. M. Moore, lit '87, has been appointed professor of Latin and French in the Georgetown, Kentucky, college, at a 8alary of $1,200 per year. W. R. Hendricks, of Hummelatown, Pa., who has been visiting hls brother, Dr'. Hendricks, for the past few weeks, returned home Monday evening. Prof. W. H. Pettee and family left Monday for New York for a visit. The professor will attend the annual meeting of the "American Association for the Advancement of Science," of which he is secretary. A letter from J. E. Beal, received today, reports himself in company with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Goodyear at Beach Haven, New Jersey, one of the famous watering place resorts of the Atlantic coast, and hsving a fine time. - Courier. Miss Hortense A. Darling, first assistant teacher of Woolsley grammar school, New Haven, Conn., neice of Mrs. Stickney, is stopping a lew days at the latter's residence, on her return from the National Teachers' Convention, at Chicago.