Personal And Social

Prof. J. B. Da?i9 is on the sick list. D. Oamer ia among the many sufferers. Fall on the ioe. Miss Boyd, of Detroit, is visiting Miss Jennie Keegan. Miss AUie Curtis returned from Kalamaz io, Friday last. Miss Lena Wetmore, of Ypsilanti, opent Sutiday in Ann Arbor. Miss Jessie Wetmore, of Concord, is visiting at G. W. Millen's. Miss Eliz Lovejoy returned from Rocheater, N. Y., Tuesday. Miss Josie Henion, of Toledo, is visither cousin, Miss Lottie Henion. Sam. Lanesdrof is expected home from St. Louis, Mo., early next week. W. E. Howe expects to attend the grand 1 idge of F. and A. M. next week. Misa Flora Mesinnity of Detroit, is the guest of Miss Lois Baxter, of Jefferson-st. John Rnuschenberger, of Manchester, formerly of Ann Arbor, was in town over Sunday. Cass Sutherland, of Saginaw, formerly of he city, was ia town this week on business. Mes. Philip Stimson, of East Saginaw, i vixiting her father, Williain McCreery, of Fourth-st. K. H. Gooderham, Indian agent of the nor'hweot territory of Canada, is the guest ol T. Y. Kyne. M se Pauline Bengal, of Detroit, visited her sis'er, Miss Thekla Bengal, over Sunday, ai L. Gruner's. A i-leighride party of Ann Arbor people had h goud time at W. Murray's residence, in Superior, last week. Miss Bessie Beckwitb, of East Universiiy-ive, who had been in Bay City for ihf ptst two months, was expected home jesterday. Mrs. Licia Warren and daughter, who lave been visiting in Ann Arbor, left for Alma, llich., last Friday. Charles Sjhenk, ia Pittsfield township, entertained a dozen Ann Arbor young eople last Tbursday evening. Mr?. W. R. Pyne 8nd sinter, Miss Vail, iave been called to New York state by the death of their grandfather. Dr. J. H. Kellogg, of Battle Creek, member ol the State board of health, paid the c ty a flying visit, Monday. Charle E. Hiscock went to Detroit festerday on business connected with the 3rush estáte, of' which he is executor. W. W. Watts ond wife go to Flint on Saturday, and on Monday Mr. Watts will ro to Éast Saginaw as delégate to the jrand lodge of the F. and A. M. J. T. Campbell, of the Despatch, and 3r. Sigler, of Pinckney, were in town on tfonday. Mr. Campbell has sold the Despatch to A. D. Bennett, and will enter he law department next Monday. Jacob Ganzhorn goes to Monroe tc-day to attend a farmer's institute which is ïeld under theauspices of the State board of Agriculture. President Willits and rof! Johnson, of the Agricultural college, will be there. A leap-year party will be given Jan. 27 y the Nil Dicit club, at Sheehan's hall, State 8t. Elegant invitations on brown wrapping paper will be iísued to a uumber of fortuuale young men, and an unusually ine social event is expected. About 60 nvitations will be issued. B. F. Wat is went to Grand Rapids, Monday, to attend the annual meeting of the grand chapter of Royal Aren Masons, ot which he was deputy grand high riest, and of which he was this morning ;lected grand high priest. W. G. Doty, J. 'j. Stone, and L. C. Goodrich, are also in attendance.