Personal And Social

President Angelí and family are at Seal Harbor, Maine. H. E. Shier is cow clerk in the T. & A. A. freight office. Mrs. Dr. Eldridge of Flint is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Arndt. Mrs. Chas. H. Richmond is visiting triends in Boston, Mass. R. B. Deviney, of Lansiug, wa9 a caller at this office last Friday. Mrs. J Sprague is visiting herdaughter, Mrs. G. R. Williams, Milan. Andrew Reale of J. T. Jacobs & Co. is "off" for a oouple of weeks. Fred Henion and Harvey Clemens left for Orcgon last Friday night. Prol. Henry Wade Rogers and wife are spending the week in Buffalo. Miss Charlotte Millard is visiting MrsT Jas. Rioketts, Lindenville, Ohio. John BowdÍ8h, with the Two Same, is visiting relatives at Scockbridge. Hon C. R. Whitman and wife are home again from the "boundless west." Mrs. M B. Johnston and daugbter visited friends at Ypsilanti, Tuesday. Miss Emma MoAUister is visiting her brother, D. McAUister, in Detroit Mi?s Anna Cook was a guest of Mrs. Eden Ruokmann's last week, Saline. Gottfried Dieterle, of Detroif, spent Sunday whh hiB parents on Liberty-st. Jacob Kline, of L;ma Center, spent Sundar with G ittleib Schneider and family. Mrs. J. M. Siafford and sister, Miss E. Rice, are vi-iting friends in Akron, Ohio. Miss Minnie Kempf, who has been visiting at Saginaw returned home Monday. D. F. Schairer has been absent from his st re seviTal days on account of sickness. Mr. Cbapin of the lively Diirand Express was a cailtfr at the this office yesterday. Mrs. Lee Rinsey and Mrs. J. Seabolt have returned frcm the camp at Rush Lke. Mri. Dr. Watson and Miss Cassie Mc Clme, of Lansing, are visiting relatives in the city. M ss Magoie Niethamer returned Moe ilny from a two weeks visit at Stock bnrige. Jlin Thompson, city editor of the Al pena Pioneer, and a former Dexter boy wns a caller at Tbs Register office, Satur day. Mr8. Krapf, of Lodi, was stricken with aralysis Monday, and lies in a dangerous :ondition. Met Guiñan, of Alpen, made his brother Ed, with Jas Stafford, a short cali, Saturday. Arthur Howell, son of Judge Andrew lowell, of Detroit, is visiting his uncle Dr. C. Howell. H. Comer, of Port Huron, and F. iowry, of Dttroit, spent the past week at )r. Smith's. Miss Blanche Ortman is spendicg the ummer with Mr?. Lizzie Demis, Cam)ridge, ühio. H. J. Brown and family returned Monday from a ten days "camping out" at Whitmore. A. A. Meuth left last Monday for a trip ;o the fatherland. He will be gone about two montl.s. Mrs. T. A. Haviland and daughter will visit for a few weeks in Conoord and Jrand Rapids. Mrs. J. H. Eaton, of Syracuse, N. Y., is visiting her mother Mrs. Margaret Storm?, n the flfth ward. Edward B lbee has secured passage to Europe on the State line of steamers, acd will sail Aug. 10. Mrs. Wil! Sprague and little son, of Detroit, are visiting Mr. and Airs. Cass Goodrich, Fifth ward. Mrs. Lida Warren and daughter, of Johnsonville, Ohio, visited at D. S. Mülen's the irst of the week. Mr3. Edmunds Green and daughter, Tessie, of Detroit, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Green. Miss Flora Storma left last Tuesday for a three weeks ïisit with friends in Chicago and DeWitt, Iowa. M. J. Fri'z, of the Savings baak, is "home again from foreign shores" after two weeks absence. Alfred, the young son of Fred Schlanderer has had anothersiege of inflammatcry rheumaüsm, hut is better. J. H. Cutting, of Boston, of the firm of Joe T. Jacobs & Oo., spent Saturday and Sunday here with his family. Rev. Henry Gelston and family of Leland, Florid, nre visiting Mr. Gelston's father, Rev. M. Gelston, on Washington street, Mrs. W. B. Jolly is now visiting her daughter, Mra. Dr. C. M. Johnson, and son, Fred Jolly, at Harvard, 111. She will be absent about two weeks. Rev. Dwight Ramadell and Miss Grace Laraway, of Northfield, were married yesterdav, at the residence of the bride's parents.Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Laraway. ' Drs. Wood, McLachlan, Arndt, and Dr. I. N. Eldredge, of Flint, each accompanied byhisbelter half, spent yesterday arternoon at a quiet little picnic of their own at Whitmore. Miss Virginia Law, Minnie Cowen and Misses Mary and Lucy Chapín, left Monday by boat from Detroit for a trip around the Lakes. Miss Law will remain at CharleToix, a guest of Mrs. Prof. Olney. A high-toned wedding oocurred at Houghton, in this state, July 10. the groom, Frank N. Maiw, being well-known here. The bride was Misa Rose Brady, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Brady. The marriage took place at St. Ignatius' church. The bride wore white silk and orange flowers. After a reception at the residecce of the bride's parents, the newly married couple lelt for Humboldt, their future home. Mr. Maas was a pharmic of '80.