Personal And Social

Joe Stimson is making a second visit to Lacey. A.. E. Furgeson went to Jackson Monday on business. Frank Kenney, foreman of the Eaton Rapids Journal, interviewed the city Monday. Geo. C. Pge, a prominent farmer of Limn, was a caller at the Register office Tuesday. John J. Robison and wife spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Jas. Eaman, Pinckney. T. E. Barkworth, a prominent attorney, of Jackson, wa6 in the city on legal business Monday. Prof. C. W. Carman, of the Grand Rapids high school, spent Sunday with his parents in Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. HUI, of Detroiti were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bliss, Fifth-st, Saturday and Sunday. Prof. David Howell, superintendent of schools, Lansing, spent Saturday with his brether, Dr. C. Howell of this city. Mrs. H. Ball, Mrs. L. L. James, Mrs. B. Williams, and Mrs. M. S. Sill, of Dexter, were in the city shopping, Tuesday. Dr. H. K. Lum, medie '86, last year eistant to the professor of l'hysiology, but now physician to one of Miehigan's leading mines, is making friends in the city a visit. Mrs. Dr. Henry B. Baker, Mrs. Jay P. Lee, and Miss Fiorence TenByck, all of Laneing, came to hear Booth and Barrett. Mrs. Baker stopped with Dr. and Mrs. Vaaghan, and Mrs. Lee at Webster Cook's on E. Ann-st. Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Arndt will leave this morning for Flint to attend the golden wedding of Dr. and Mrs. Eldridge. Dr. Eldridge is well known throughout the state, and many frieads will wish him and his bride of fifty years ago a long and happy Ufe.