Personal And Social

Ross Spence broke his arm last week. W. W. Whedon spent Monday in Jackson. Mrs. Mary L. Gay gpent yesterday in Detroit. Louis Blitz, of Detroit, was in town Monday. W. G. Dieterle was in Manchester last Monday. Mrs. A. W. Ames and daughter, Ruth, are in Battle Creek. Mrs. S. M. Spence went to Saginaw Salurday to visie her daughter. Miss Lina Maloney, of Fountain-st., who has been seriou?ly sick, is reported better. Miss Kate Maguire will attecd the Howell telephone exchange for a few weeks. A. J. Paisley, G. P. & T. A. of T., A. A & N. M. R. R., of Toledo, O., was in town Monday. A. L. Noble will go to Butler, Ind., this week to be present at the opening of his new store. Miss Augusta Hildner, of Detroit, spen part of last week visiting relatives in Ann Arbor. The Saline Observer saya that John La Rue and lamily of Saline will move to Ann Arbor. Mrs. H Henley whb called nut of town last weck to attend her iathrr's fuiieral at Onsco, loria county. Prof. A. A Stanley will give sn organ recial tomorrow evening at the church _f Our Fiiher, in Detroit. V alter A. Noble, of Buchanan, has taken a posilion iu A. L. Noblts's store. He is a ijephew rf A. L. Noble. E i Grove left Monday for Dallas, Texas, to eutage with anoiher U. of M. man in civil engineering and arjijitecture. The widow of the late Wm Mnsesaen, of New Yoik, hns been vifitinfí Mra. A. Belding aid other frierds in Ann Aibor. Fred. Rentsehler, who has been re toucher for Gibson, bas gone to Brockwny n'e-, Mich., to engage in business tor ïim-elf. Rev. R. L. Williamg carne from his charge at Au Sable, to spend lust week at iis home on Madison-st., and retumed on Saturday. Mrs. Thompson, nee Nellie Baxter, and children of Ann Arfcor, who have been visiting friends here the past two weeks, expect to ge to Klinger L'ke lo visit at 3enry Townseud's. - Manchester Enteririee.