Personal And Social

F. Q Newcombe, of K Huron-st, is eeriouily ill. J. J. Robison visited his sons in Detroit over Sunday. Miss Lizzie Frueauff has returned from a northern trip. Geo. Kingsley. of Paola, Kan., is visitirjg T. F. Hill. Mrs. O. E. Jones v8ted her husband at Mib.n last week. Dr. A. C. Nichols visits his parents at Hudson, Sunday. Prof. H. W. Rogers and wife are expected home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, of Plymouth, are visiting E. J. KnowltoD. Sara T. Douglas, of Detroit, was in the city on business, Tuesday. Geo. Crosley, of Duluth, arrivés today to visit friends in this city. Secre'.ary Wade went to Holly Tuesday and returned yesterday. President Angelí is expected home from his summer vaeation tonight. Miss Clara Ojwa'.d has returned from a two weeks visit at Cleveland. Mrs. Dr. Howell and Mrs. A. C. Nichols are at Tecumseh this week. Frank Irish, of Jackson, a former Ann Arborite, has been visiting here. Mrs. A. Belding has gone to Brighton to visit her son and other friends. Mrs. Anna Lewis, of Hyde Park, N. Y., is visiting her brother, Chas. S. Millen. Ed. O. Watrous, of Kinsley, Kan., is viiiting his father-in-law, T. F. Leonard. Mrs. Mary Short, of Manchester, is visiting her uncle, C. Binder, on Liberty-st. MÍ89 Amelia Birk, of Chicago, is visiting Mrs. Andrew Birk on South Main-st. George Hirih left Monday to enjoy a week's vaeation, camping at North lake. W. W. Douglas, of Au Sable, spentseveral days this week with his family in this city. John Davis and wife, of Wentworth, N. H., are visiting the fatnily of J. H. Cutting. Prof. T. B. BronsoD, of the military academy, spent last week with friends here. Mr. Feiner, of Doty & Feiner, ha9 gone, with his wife, to visit relativea íq Clinton, Iowa. Prof. and Mrs. L. A. Rhodes have returned from iheir visit to New York state. Ralph McAllaster is going to Manistee to enter the law office of McAlvay & Grant. Mrs. C. A. Lee, of Kansas City, is expected to spend Sunday with Mrs. D. F. Schairer. G. G. Stimson, of lagersol, Ont., is visiting his brother, J. D. Stimson, on West Huron-st. Jerry Minnis has removed his family to Jackson where they will make their future home. Mrs. Granger returned Saturday evening from Detroit, where she has been visiting relatives. Miss Jessie Slattery returned Friday, from Negaunee, where she has been speiiding the summer. Miss Gem Stockton, of Corunna, will spend the winter with her uncle, J. P. Hoffman, on S. Main-st. Dr. Harry W. Davis, of Ottawa, Kan., a gradúate of the dental college, is back in the city visiting friends. C. B. Woodward, the popular clerk at the Brunswick hotel, Detroit, ran up here to see his wife Saturday. Miss Anna Rhodes, of Concord, is spending a month with her uncle, George H. Rhodes, of the Kifth ward. Bert. Schumaoher, Jas. Harkins and Geo. Parker returned Friday from a camping expedition at Base lake. Miss Christina Kneussl, of Ottawa, 111., who has been visiting the family of D. F. Schairer, retumed home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wagner reached aome Monday, from New York, where they spent a couple of weeks. Mrs. W. A. Hatoh, je, returaed from Biy Oity, Saturday evening,, bringing her daughter K'tty back with hèr. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Noble with their sn Harry, lelt Tuesday evening to gpend a week at their oíd home, Albion, N. Y. Peter Cook and Miss Ruth Mitchell, of Corunna, were in the city, Mondav, teatiTying in regard to the late M-s. Risdon's will. Diok Kearns returned Saturday from [lia first tnp as a railway postal clerk. He runs between Cleveland, O, and Syracuse, N. Y. B. F. Watts returned Friday from St. Louis and Alma, where he was called on business oonuected with the grand chapter, R. A. M. Mrs. Gayley-Brown, mo'.her of Prof. Gayley, has moved to this city from Iron Mountain, and h living on Orleans-st, near Washtenaw avenue. Mrs. J. S. Ricketts, nee Julia Millón, of Lindeuville, O., arrived in the city yesterday to visit her parents and to altend her brother's wedding. E. H. Scott went to Britton, Monday, to hear the Allen-Stearns discussion. He was obligod to leave withaut hearing it, ia order to citch the train. H. J. Brown returned Friday from Detroit where he attended the sesíion of the Michigan phnrma lea'icil asso iation, of which he was eleuted secretary for the ensuing year. Mrs. E. J. Mains ha moveJ to Aun Arbor. Her children, Mt8 Eva and Elmer Mains, will enter the Universi'y. Eltner has been in attendance there one year. - Dexter Leader. Wirt Doty, who bas been employed in Detroit for the pa-t year, returned to bis home in this city Saturday evening. He will take a special course in chemistry at the University this year. Mrs. J. G. Pattenqil! has been so dangerously ill daring the past week thit ber hujband öould not fiil hi position in the high school. Prof. A. H. Pattengiil, of the University, heard bis classes. Ed. M. Roberts, editor cf the Fort Madison Democr?.t, Fort Madison, lowa, is visiting at the residence of Gov. Felch. He is to officiate as best man at the Millec-Wetmore wedding next week. Geo. A. BrowD, lit '88, is teaching matheanatics in the high school of La Portf, Ind ; N. D. Corbin, '86, is principal, and Miss M. E. Suhmermund, '85, teaches Germán and English in the same school. Mrs. W. R. Sawyers, who has been spending the summer with her mother, Mrs. J. C. Schryver, started for her home in Fort Worth, Texa?, Friday. Her aunt, Mrs. C. M. Smith, of Ontario, accompanied her. Dr. W. F. Breakey returned Monday, from a trip to Mackinaw, the "Soo," and the northwest. He wa9 accompanied by bis daughter, who stopped over at Kalamazöo, and his son, James, who is now visiting at Marshall. Cards are out announcing the marriage of George W. Millen, the popular young dry goods clerk at D. F. Schairer'e, to Miss Jessie Wetmore, of Concord, at the residence of the bride's parent?, next Thursday evening at 10 o'clock. Mr. Kittredge, of TnE Register, returned from Maine on the 11:35 train last night, considerably improved in health from his eastern trip. He does not claim that his presence in the Pine Tree state up to the day of election had anything to do with the general result ot the election, but it will be strange if he has not imbibed and brought home with him some of the "magnetic" enthusiasm with which he was surrounded while in Maine. Oq Sept. 11, at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. McDonald, occured the marriage of their daughter Flora to Dr. D. Pierce, Rev. Dr. Ramsy officiating. Mrs. Pierce graduated from the University in '83, while Dr. Pierce took special work in the hterary departmsnt in 82-83. He however took both his Hterary and medical degrees in the U. of Pa. The happy couple will be at home to their friends after Sept. 18, at McKeesport, Pa., where the doctor has been located for the last two years.