Personal And Social

Mrs. D. C. Fall is visiting at Albion. A. Wile, of Liporte, Ind., was a guest in the city, last week. S. 0. Watts, of Saginaw, spent Sunday with bis family in this city. Ed. F. Mac', of Detroit, spent Sunday wuh bis parents in this city. . Alvah Traver, of Jackson, has been the guest of D. C. Fall this wsek. Mrs. C. S. Millen and son Clinton leave for a visit to Chicago, tomorrow. Miss Allie Howard visited with Miss Ethleen, Austin, of Salem last week. Prof. 'Délos Fall, who spent last week with hia brothers in tflis city, returned to Albion, Friday. Mrs. W. W. Abbott, of Kansap. City, Mo., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Mack. W. S. Hiuk returned this week from New York, where he has been for several weeks on business. Mrs. John Q-oetZjjr., and Miss Pauline Keppler left yesterday for a week's visit with relatives at Marshall. Willis J. Abbott, editor of the Kansas City Evening New3, is expected in the city Sunday, to visit C. Mack. Mis Annie O'Brien, oí Mack & Schmid's, is spending a few days this week with her brother in Dstroit. Mrs. Byron Cheever gavs a pleasant party to a number of friend?, at her resi derjce on Packird st, Friday evening. Miss Clara Mack. who spent the winter with her sister, Mr?. W. J. Abbott, at Kansas city, returned home last week. Walter A. Noble, who has been with A. L. Noble for about a year, has gone to Niles, where he expec;s to engage in business for bimself. Miss Emma Banield, who was called home lsst week by the serious iliness of her mother, returned to her school-work at Muskcgon, Saturday. Prof. J. C. Knowlton atteited the Justice Campbell memorial meeting at Lansing. Tuesday. Meaibirs of the bar from all parts of the state were present and the services were very impressive.