Personal And Social

Edward Seyler was in Detroit Tuesday. J. W. Knight has been very sick this week. Geo. W. Millen and E. M. Roberts spent unday in Concord. H. AI. Tabor left for Dakota yesterday o be gone about three weeks. Judge Cooley and T. S. Hubbard left 'uesday for Washington, D. C. C. B. Woodward, formerly of the Cook. louse, was in the city Monday. Miss Faith Heimer, of Ingalls-st, is pending the week in Port Iiuron. Mrs. S. G. Milner)#of the high school, 3 pending this week in Grand Rapids. Mifs Anna Lutz returned from Martiall, Tuesday, where she has been visiting week. Fred. P. Whitely, U. of M. law of '87, ow practicing in Findley, O., was in town aturday. E. Jay Hale and wife, of Detroit, are isiting Mrs. Hale's f ai her, D. E. Wines, lis week. Miss Lizzie Kirk, of Ypsilanti, bas been isiting Miss Grace Jennelle, on Fourtht, the p9t week. James Tolbert, of East Saginaw, proirietor of the Ferdon Luraber yard, was in own Tuesday. Torn Peach, TI. of M. lit. and law, now n Prof. Griffin's office in Detroit, was in own last week. Supt. Lemon, of the West Bay City chool, is spending the week with his parnts in Ann Arbor. Miss May Webster and May Cora Connt, of Owo8so, are visitins Chas. Spoor, f Ann Arbor, Miss Webster's grandather. Daniel L. Crossman, of Williamston, the opular clerk of the Michigan house of reiresentatives, was in town yesterday visitng his father. E. M. Roberts left for his home in Fort iadison, Iowa, last evening. He has een visiting George W. Millen and ExGov. Felch two weeks. Capt. Sid W. Millard and Lieuts. C. M. iing and H. D. Meritl ew are at Adrain oday attending the annual election of field meers of the First Regiment, M. S. T. Miss Anna B. Gelston, who has been in Surope eince last June, has engaged pa3age on board thesteamer, City of Chicago, which leaves Liverpool on April 4. Miss ienrique?, of this city, will also come lome on the same steamer.