Personal And Social

Miss McMillen, eister of Mrs. Krueger, has returned from Detroit. Miss Ryan, of Ypsilanti, is vieiting Miss Tillie Clancy, of Ann Arbor. Wirt Doty has gone to Hudson, Wku, to tnke a positlon ia a drug store. Miss Galiagher, of Kangas City, is staying with Mrs. Kaie Moore in Unity block. Mr. and Mrs. J. Spragne are entertaining their daughter, Mrs. G. R. Williams, of Milan. Fred Waltz, formerly of Ann Arbor, now of Grand Rapids, visited in the city last week. Dr. A. L. Worden, formerly of Ann Arbor, has left his Iowa home and settled in Detroit. H. M. Roys, editor cf the Farwell Register, spent Sunday with his parents in Ann Arbor. P. Parshall and wife, of Wayne, are visiting Mrg. Parshall's mother, Mrs. Benham, of Liberty-st. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hiscock have returned from Rogers' Park, Hls., where they visited a daughter. Louis Joslyn, lit'86, has left the Muskegon school?, and is now teaching in the Ann Arbor high school Dr. E. E. Hillis, of PitUburg, Kanea?, is visiting his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Clark, of N. Main-st. Miss Mattie Barry, of Jackson, formerly of Ann Arbor, will be married, Oct. 25, to Mr. Otwell, and will then reside in Chicago. Frank Vandawarker and Miss Eüza Scanlan were raarried at Fnther Fierle's residence Monday evening. Mies Msrtie Watrous, of Bay City, who has been visiting Miss Alice Beckwith, of E. Univer.sity-ave, has returned home. Chas. Warren speared an eleven pound piskerel in the nver last night. It measured three feet in lenjr'h. He presented it to his friend, Casper Rinsey. Thomas McCann, a good printer, formerly employed ia Thr Register office, now in Parke, Davis & Co.'s employment in Detroit, is in Ann Arbor greeting old friends. A Lawrenee Roten, of Boston, Mass., one of the editors and owners of the American Meteorol :gieal Journal which is published in Ann Arbor, epent Tuesday with Prof. Harringlon. Dr. T. P. Wilson and family have moved to 257 Park-st, Detroit. The doctor'a health has greaily iraproved. Dr. Harold Wildon has an office at 101 Miami Ave, and is having good suCcess in his ?pecialty with the eye and ear. William Goodyear, of the new firm of Goodyear Sc St. James, entertd into a life partnership last evening with Miss Delia St. James, of Detroit. The bride is a sister of Mr. St. James of the dry goods partnership. Tiie young couple came irnmediately to Ann Arbor and will reside a' '-i! Cathenue-'.