Society News

Joe T. Jacobs returned from Chicago last Saturday. E. F. Johnson has returned from a trip to Lima, Ohio. Miss Elva Johnson is suïïering from an attack of the measeis. Miss L. Shetterly, of Utica, Mich., is visiting friends in the city. Ghas. Weber, of Kalamazoo, was the .guest of L. Gruner last week. E. A. Manu and son Edson, of Pinckney, were in the city last week. Chas. E. Hiscock was in Frankfort) ilich , for a few days on business. Miss Francis Seabolt is visiting her torother, Chas. S. Seabolt, in Flint. Mrs. C. C. Follmer, of Grand Kapids, visited relatives in the city last week. F. H. Bannister and Luther Bradley, of Owosso, were in the city last week. Judge and Mrs. Víctor H. Lane, of Aarian, are visiting Prof. J. C. Knowlion. Mrs. A. M. Fall, mother of Dewitt Fall, is very sick at her home in Albion Mich. James C. Lewis, of Utica, Mich., is visiting his brother, F. J. Lewis, of S. 5th-ave. S. Krause has returned to Ann Arbor from a six weeks' business trip through the west. Mrs. E. B. Wood, of Tecumseh, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. E. Cheever, last week. Mr. Shivers, of Coldwater, is in the city and expects to have a surgioal operation performed. Ed. Thorp, city editor of the Lansing State Republican, was in the city last uook visiting friends. Mrs. C. A. Wright of 97 S. State-st., .gives an at home to her friends this -evening from eight to eleven o'clock. Miss Della Bixler, of the Coldwater state school, Mrs. Dr. Clizbe and Miss Louiso Powell, of Coldwater, are in the ■city. Prof. C. M. Gayley, of Berkeley, Cal., left Monday for Detroit. He has been spendlng the past two weeks in the city visiting his mother, Mrs. .Gayley Brown.