Personal And Social

J. E. Beal and bride are at Washington this week. A. L. Noble is spending to-day at Butler, Jad. W allace Franklin of Grand Rápida was here Tusday. Mr. Charles Butler of Hamburg was in the city on Tueday. Miss Msdie Gates cf Chelsea wag in the ci'y yt-s:erd.y. John Whiteü!ad spent S inday in Owosso with fnei.d-i. Mrs. Aitdie Freer 8 the i(uest of Mr. aad Mrs. W. W. Bliss. Mrs. D. F. Suhairer l-ft yesterdy to vifit her sister in Ciiicago. Mrs. E. E. Kt-Uogs of El Paso, Texas, is iu the city vü-itmg lii ml-. Mrs. D. Mclntyie goes to Detroit today to atteiid ttie art exljibito i. T. F. Hulzel and Chase Dj l-'ft Tues day for the north on ahunnnir 'r p. F. R. Gilchriat and Mrs. F W. Gilchrist of Alpena were in the city Tuetday. Mrs. Wm. B. Cady of Siult S e Marie is visiting her brother, Slauhope Heuton. Mrs. J. H. Magoffin and d-tughter, Mrs. Huinphrey, ofOüeboygan are visiliug in the i ity. George Sahlete of Union Grove was visiting friends in the city the fore part ot the week. Mr and Mrs. H. Bovee of Big Rapids are viauing their daughter, Mrs. Paris Banfield. Miss Mable Mxlz of Alpena, Mich., daughter ot t-tate treasurer Maki, is visitDg ia the city. Richard Kearn of Cleveland spent Thankgivine with liis pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. James Kearns. Miss Carrie Britton of Detroit, who has been the guet of Miss Birdie Bliss, relui ned home Tuesday. Gov. Feloh went to Monroe Saturday to visit friends. The S[OTernor formerly lived at Morroe. Chas. Green, forme.ly with Alex Hamilton,whohas been some time in OldMexicj, returnel home Suntlay night. M ss Nellie Ames left Saturday for Mineapolis, Mirin., to spend ihe winter wn.h her sister, Mrs A. É. Biiiker. Dr. A. L. Worden, wife and (iaughter of Dütroi' spent Tnanksgivine wilh his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wordea. William Ennis of Enni, Mantara, formerly a member ot the Hiijh S ,ho..l, is in the city renewing oíd scquniutanceí. William Rogers, of the Ypilanti - ness college, spent the latter part of the week w:th relatives nd in the city. Misses Flor and Ernatinf L'chteabTg, who huve been vis.iirjg Mrs. S. S. Blitz, ie urned to their home in Detroit Monday. John Kinncie, who has been in the employ of Suhuh & Muehlig for sevetal year past, lett S .tnr.lay night to join the colony of Ann Arbor boys at Seattlw, Wash., about 30 of his friendl and Cümrades e3corling him to the dt-pot.