Personal And Social

Miss Edith Atkins is visiting relatives in Detroit. Geo. Bly, of Wisconsin, is the guest of C. H. Worden. C. E. Henderson is clerking for Wm. W. Douglass & Co. Herman Hutzel was home from Elgin, UI., over Sunday. Wm. Condón, of Hancock, is visiting his family in this city. Mrs. Lew H. Clements is visiting her parents in Homer. Prof. Harrington is expeoted from Honduras, thisevening. L. D. Taylor, of Chicago, is spending a few days in the city. S. V. Seyler will be in Detroit, the latter part of this week. Geo. Jacobus, of Toledo, Ohio, íb visiting friends in this city. R. C. McAllaster, law 'S8, is clerk of Justice FrueaufFs court. Miss Allie Lansing, oL Howell, is visiting Miss Lottie Henion. Miss Lattie Henion has returned from an extended trip up north. A. ft. Sweet returned Tuesday evening from a trip to Lexington, Ky. Wm. W. Douglass and family are ing a few days in Manchester. Capt. S. E. Gustin left Mouday morning for Texas, where he will remain. ■ John Schumacher returned Friday from a two weeks' visit in New York. Will Cheever has returned trom a fortnight's visit to friends in Detroit. Services will be held in the Presbyterian church 8unday morning next. Mts. O. T. Webster and daughter Flora, of Owoeso, are visiticg Cha?. Spoor. Mrs. Henry Cornwell and children are recreating at Mackinaw and vicinity. Paul Christman, wife and children, of GrassLake, spentSunday in this city. Miss Faith Heimer, of Ingalls-Bt, has returned froni her visit to Lockport, N. Y. Dr. L. D. White has returned from an extended visit in Ionia county and vicinity. Miss Ida Snow has accepted a positkra in the telephone office at Grand Rapids. C H Worden attended the funeral of the 'late' A. G. Leiand, at Pickney, Monday. Hon. Reuben Kempf and family, and the Misses Durheim, are camping at Rush l,ake. Lew H. Clement left today for Colon, where he will visit his parents for a few days. Miss Eila Wagner returhed Friday from Topeka, Kansas, where she had been visiting. Mts. Mozart, of Washington, D. C, is in the city visiting her daughter, Miss Estella. Mrs. G. Osgood, of Adrián, is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Henry DePue. Miss Mellie Fletser and her mother, of Superior township, are visiting friends in Adrián. Mrs. Horace Coy, of Northfield, is visiting her sons, C. H. and E. S. Worden, in this city. Rev. Dr. W. W. Ramsay and wife will return from their visit to relatives in Ohio, Saturday. Fred W. Stevens and wife, of Eaton Rapids, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Randall. Mre. Win. Jackson, of Illinois, is visiting her paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berry, on State-8t. Miss Mate A. Clark left Monday for a fortnight's visit with relatives and friends in Chicago, 111. Mrs. M. E. Gould and daughter, of, Toledo, O., are visiting friends in Salem for a few days. T. R. Bours and bride returned to this city Monday. They are at home at No. 25 Thompson-st. Eugene Oesterline, Fred. Rentschler and John Koch, are spending the week at Whitmore Lake. Waker Mack returned from a seven weeks' visit to relatives in Charlevoix, Saturday evening. Miss Anna Hadley is gpending a few days in Toledo, visiting her nephew, Master Robert Chapin. MÍ83 Emma Banfield, who has bsen yisiting in Charlotte for eight weeks, returned last evening. E. B. Abel will leave this evening for New York and Boston, to purchase a line oí fall and winter goode. Prof. M. E. Cooley expects his. wife and children home from their visit to relatives in Fairport, N. Y., Saturday. Mrs. B. Grunyor, a former resident of this city, now residing at Houston, Tex as, is visiting her two sons here. E. S. Crawford, editor oL the Saturday Telegram. East Saeinaw, vieited his renta in this city over Sunday. Dr. V. C. Vaugban has been in Traverse City, part of the week, attending a meeting, before which he read a paper. Mrs. A. H. Holmes and Mrs. Newton Sheldon went to Jackson this forenoon to visit Edward E. Sheldon and family. Mrs. M. W. Culver" returned last Saturday from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Anna Barr, Huntington, Long Island. S. K. Pittman, lit. '87, and member of the Uuiversity Glee Club, is the clerk of the Island House, on Mackinac Island. The Sunday-school teachers of the Zion church spent last eveuing at the residence of Mr. and Mr?. Frederick Schmid, on S. Fifth-st. Dr. Dorrance and family are in Jackson today, attending the wedding of his sister, Mrs. Marv D. Bishop, of South Otselic, New York. Misses Mattie Cadwell and Bessie Adams, of Eaton Rapids, are visiting Genevieve and Bessie Kittredge, at 25 South Division-st. Wm. Greve is visiting in Northfield today and tomorrow. William says he will cease making these visits after the second Tuesday in September. Miss Clara Mack and Miss Jane Manon are expected home from Charlevoix, Saturday evening, where they have been visiting for the past two months. Miss Bertha Baur, secretary and tress of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Musie, is yisiting her parents, Prof. Baur and family on W. Huron-st. J. A. Buss, who went west last spring, ■ writes back that he has secured employment in San Diego, California, with the San Diego Flume Co., and that he likes the country firstrate. Prof. Chas. Gay ley, who has been in Europe the past year, will return to accept the position in the University made vacant by the resignation of Prof. Burt. G. F. James, A. B., lit. '8G, assistant librarían in the University last year, will leave the last of the week for Decatur, 111., where he will teach Latin and Germán in the high school. Mrs. Rev. F. L. Osborne and children of Unionville, who have been spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. N. Cooper of this city, returned to their heme to-day. D. F. Schairer left Tuesday mormng for Asbury Park, New York, for a couple cf weeks' recreation, after which he will visit New York, Philadelphia and Boston, to purchase new goods. N. D. Corbin, lit '86, who has been stopping in the city this summer, left last Saturday for Chicago, where he will visit a short time prior to taking a position in the schools at Laporte, Ind. Miss Lizzie O. Morgan, of Cincinnati, an arti8t of considerable ability, and Miss Minnie Morgan, of t'ae University of Virginia, were guests of Prof. E. Baur and family, on W. Huron-st, last week. W. W. Campbell, lit. 86, who has been studying at the observatory during the vacation, returned to Boulder, Colorado, Wednesday, where he is professor of mathematica in the State L niversity. Mrs. Howe, modeigte (rom Detroit, will open dress-making rooms at No. 22 S. Fifth-st, in this city, September 1, 1887, where she will be pleased to receive orders from the ladies of this city and vicinity. Dr. and Mrs. Martin returned Saturday from fire weeks of delightful camping out on Coldwater and Clark's lakes. Dis. W. A. Campbell and wife are still at Clark's lake. Great fish stories they all teil now. A. L. Noble left Monday evening for New York and Boston, to purchase his f all and winter stock of clothing. Miss Edith accompanied him as far as Alblon, N. Y., where she will visit until her father's return. A. D. Elliott, law '87, returned Monday evening from a six weeks' prospecting trip through the west Mr. Elliott speaka in verv high terms of the country and climate in Southern California, eRpecially at San Diego and vicinity. Mrs. J. B. Geddes has accepted an excellent position as matron of the Young Ladies' Seminary in connection with Kenyon College at Gambier, Ohio. The family leave this week, followed by the good wishes of many friends here. Dr. Frank Kraft, of our city, has been appointed official stenographer for the 13th annual ronvention of U. S. Itailway Postal Clerke' Mutual Benefit Association, which holds a three days' annual session in Detroit, beginning September 6th. Prof. I. N. Demmon is conducting the teachers' institute at Hillsdale this week. The teachers of that county are congratulating themselves at the privilege of listening to the valuable instruction of a teacher of such superior excellence and teacning abiniy as xtoi. uemmon. John J. Eobison returned Irom hia visit to the mines of the Star Mountain Mining Co., in Colorado, Saturday, highly elated over the company's prospecta. While in Breckenridge, Colorado, he met an old Ann Arbor boy, W. H. Merkle, whom he reporte as doing wel], and.that he will pay a visit to bis inany Ann Arbor friends in a few weeks. ErneBt Perry and P. R. Whitman returned Tuesday from a delightful trip begun July 4th They rode on their bicycles to Albany, on the boat down the Hudson to New York, and by boat, rail and bicycle via. Boston and other famous cities, back again. They rode 1000 miles on their wheels while going and had the best time in their lives.