Personal, And Social

W. S. Hicks is in Dayton, Ohio. A. M. Doty spent the Fourth in Ditroit. Miss Lillie Condón 8 visiting at Grosse Isle. C. R Whitman and family ere atCharliTOÍX. Miss Brooks, of Howell, is visiting Mrs. Staats Green. Miss Lucy Colé has gone to Orohard Lake for a visit Dr. Morton has been speading a few days at Concord. C. W. Wagner and family will leavj SDon for Petoskey. John G FelJkamp, ot Freedox, was in the city on Monday. D. O. Djugla?, of Tol ido, spent Sucday with his parents. E. B. Gidlv has arrived home from a short stay in Detroit. Thomas J. Cavanaugh has gone to Portland, Mich., for a visit. Miss Lizzie Clark, of Jackson, is visiting Miss Bertina Blies. Miss Carroll Britten, of Detroit, will visit Miss Bertna Bligs. K. Kittredge and family will spend tl e summer at Frankfort, Mich. Misses Bertha and Carrie Christman spent the Fourth in Jackson. Edwin Mack, of Detroit, spent Siinday with his parents in this city. Mrs. E. E. Huyck and daughter, of Clio, are visiting; at W. P. Baillie's Dr. John William Keating went to New Tork, yesterday, on business. Jonathan Scanger, of Ditroit, has been visiting his p irents in this city. Sam Burchfield is camping on the Haron river, to be gane for a month. J. T. Honey, of Dexter, was m town Monday on probate couit business. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Clark, of Jscksor, are visiting Gilbert Bliss and family. Mrs. W. W. Nichols will leave Saturday for a week's visit in South Lyon. Mrs. Mary J. Dodge and daugbter will gpend the summer at Put-in-Bay Isle. M ss Flora Van DeWalker is spending a few weeks with her aunt in Milford. Mrs. A. L. Noble is recovering from a severe attack of bronchial pneumonía. Will Morse, of Alpana, aa oíd Aun Arbor boy, is visiting frienis in this city. S. N. Clement and daughter, Lilhe, spent Stinday with L. H. Clement of this city. Hon. Sherman S. Rogers, of BufFalo, N. Y., was in Ann Arbor on Saturday last. 0. G. Roys, vice president of the Chicago Rolling Mili Co., is in the city today. Miss Mattie Tenney ha9 left for Chicago, to Tisit Prof. C. B. Cady, formeily of th's city. Mrs. Christina Gensley, from Collegeville, Arkansas, is visiting her mother, Mrf . Bross. Mrs. Alice Wilson, with her son Jo., of Chicago, is vieLing her mother, Mrs. N. Chapin. The Mi-ses Martin, from Grand Rapids and Cincinnati, are visiting Mrs. S. W. Beakes. Ja. Riley, Jas. Quarry, John Goodspeed and E 1. Gjiaan celebrated the Fourth at Dexter. G. H. MacLichlan, of Watfo-d, Ont. ia spending a few days, this week, with Dr. MacLaehlan. Mra. Green, of Newberry, Mich., who has been visiting at E. B. Lewis's, has returned home. Evart H. Scott has gone to Old Mission for a short stay. Mrs. Scott will join him in a fortnight. N. J. Kyer and Will Stimson,wi-h their families, left on Monday for a week's stay at Zukey lake. Mrs. E. A. Spence has gone to Naubinway, Mich.. till September, to take in the coo! summer breeze. Miss Alioe Schairer, of West Point, Nebrafka, will speod a few week9 at her old home in this city. Geo. Renwick, formerly of this city, now a music instructor at Muskegoo, hes been visiting D. C. Fall. Mrs. A. Tourtellotte and daughter, Mrs. C8e, of Finlay, Ohio, will spend a few days at Whitmora Lake. Miss Deaa Keek, of Grand Ripids, f jrmerly of thia citv, has been spendiag a few days at North Like. Ok Button, who has a fine position in the Chicago Iron and Steel Works, is visiting his reUtives in this city. Miss Lillian M. Jones, of Detroit, who lm been visiting Rev. Mr. Neumann, returned home, last Saturday. Mr. Port. Lïthrop and wife, of Ditroit, spent the Fourth with Mrs. Lathrop's motLer, Mrs. J. R Thompson. Mrs. Julia Pitkin, who has been visiting in Petrolia, Canada, for several months, has returned to her home in this city. Miss Johanna Hildner, of Detroit, a guest of her unele, Gerhart Josenhaos, for some time, returned home on Monday. Dr. Wm. Mavnard, of Pasadena, Cal., who has been ill for some time at the home of his parents in this city, is slowly improviag. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Byrne, of Detroit, and Mi-s Ellen Campbell, of Wiadsor, hive been visiting Mrs. George Soott, of Fountain-st. Mrs J. C. S apleton, who has been visiting fnends hare for the past few weeks, returned to her home in Jersey City, on Monday last. Miss Paulina Keppler, of Nswark, N. J , who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Koe1!, left Monday evening for Grand Rspids. Mif82g E;nma and Bíll Springer, of Detroit, have been visiting in Ann Arbor for a few days. They returned to their home Monday morning. Tiie "skat" club comprising Messrp. Herman and Titus Ilitzal, A. C. Sjhumacher and Charles D tvison w 11 spe :d a few days at Z ïkey Lake. M. F. Warren, casbi ;r of the Bank of Commerca in Buffil , N. Y., has recentl had hia palary raised to $8 500. Mr. Warren in a brother of Mrs. A. L. Noble of this ei 'y. Chas. W. Mellor sold tickets, yesterd ay, to James Ottley, who for twenty years h8S been janitor at ihe University, and to Miss Emily Poney, for London, England, per stearner Maj 'Stic. A. L. Noble wül tak ■ a trip nort Saturday. Mrs. W. G. Doty has retorned from a vi-i t at Homer. F. Robi-ion, of Detroit, spent Sunday with bis father. Miss Hattie Havüan i will specd a few munths at Alma Judge Harriman mide a flying trip to Jaekson on Mocday. Ciinton MoAiligier goes to Benzonia, Mich., to-day, to recréate. Gr. S'.imaon and wife have gone to PUinwell for the summer. Mrs. C. P. Hrrtel and C irl Hertel will epand the summer at By View. Miss Faith Helmer has accepfpd a poíition in the La Gra-ge, III., schoi Ís. Miss May Wi'son left on Sitnrday for a two irunths' visit wiíh friends on Lake Superior. Mr. H. A. Harwood has gone to Bay City for a v3Ít with her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Perry. S. A. Moran, of The Registeh, and HÍM F ora M. Potter, of Niles, were married at 3 P. U., to-day. Dr. M. C. Sheehan, whohag been spending a few days in Ann Arbor, has re turned to Ishpemiog. Fred. M. Henior, who has been spending a month in thi city, leavea this morning for Portland, Oreg m. Dr. Perrenaud, homceipath '90, goes to Ionia, to-day, ai afsistant physician in the insane asylutn for crimináis. The young people, who, since ccmmencement, have been camping out tt North Lake, have returned home. Mrs. T. E Nickel. will spend a few weeks at her former home in Wisoonsin. Her sister, Miss Susie Johnson, will aocompany her. Prof. Smith, professor of physics in Beloit colleee, Beloit, Wig., hss been lookint over the physical laboratory here with Prof. Carhart. Douelas Royal left for Florida, yeëterday, after a month's visit at his old Ann Arbor home. His mother expects to go to him in the f all. Wm. Deering, of the Deering Manufaoturing Co., Chicago, and Prof. D. Bonbright, professor of Latin in Northwestern University, Evanston, 111., visited Prof. Carhart, the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. McDonald and daughler Debo left Friday morninc; for Ctiesterfield, where Mrs. McDonald's fether is holding a family reunión. They will be joined there by J. H. McDonald and wife, of Detroit, and Dr. and Mrs. Pierce, of Pittsburg, Pa., when the party will go to Port Austin to spend some t:me.