Personal And Social

Jiuige CooW has been home thïe week Judge Kinne vu in Chelseayesterday G-eorge W. Milieu was íq Toledo yester day. A. W. Hanilton was in Chicago las Friday. llrs. E. L. Randall hai returned to her home in B iston. Joel W. Himilton and wife started for Mexico last week. Miss Carrie Britten, of De:roit,isa guest of Mig9 Birdie Bliss. J-rry O Brien ha been assisting A. L. Noble for a few dayg. Louis B yle (ielivered the address at the celebration in Saline Tue-day. J. E Duffy lodk in the foot-races of the Detroit athletic club, Tuesdav. Prof. J. B. Steere visited the Agricultural coil-'ge near Lansing list Fiiday. Miss Susie Birrinsfer and Claude Guee gave b party in Bricklayer's hall, April 24. Eugene B Abel returned to Ann Arbor, Snni'-dy, and is agaiu to be seen at Bach & Abel's Dr. W. F. Breakev and Col. H. S. Dan attended the Loyal Legión in Djiroit last evening. T. Royer carrips a very peculiar cañe, the stnlk of chcih taken from the iio'oriou9 Senator Djrsey's ranch in New Mexico. Mr. Wrn. Snnith, nee Mary Mead, of Gaylord, Mich., hd old-time resident of (hii city, ia spenrling a few days here wih friends and reln'ives. Rev. J. MMs Gelston of the Prebyterian church will beg'n a short series of sermons, next Sunday eveaing, on ': The Humanity { Chrisl." Calvin Bliss, the jwler, is 76 years cf age, the younget ot a fmily of thirteen (hildren, and the last one 'iving. He has neither father, mother, brotlier, sister, brother in law nor sister in Iaw. "Tnoe peopli-" snid he to a representative cf Tne Register rs they came out of the Ct-nteiuiial rrayer meeting, Tue=day morning, "lell about their prandfathers in the Revolntion. My father was an offijer in the R-v Intinnnrv war."