Personals

Fred Gauss is visiting in Pontiac. F. S. Simons was in Detroit, Sunday. Prof. B. A. Hinsdale and wife are at Mackinac. Mr. and Mra. M. J. Cavanaugh are visiting in Paw Paw. Dr. D. M. Tyler has returned trom a summer vacation in Lesiie. Patrolman Armbruster is taking his vacation from the pólice forcé. James H. Mayes has loft here toopen a law office in Indianapolia, Ind. J. D. Ryan spent Wedaesday at Zukey Lake, fishing and hunting. Lewis Fenton, of this office, is spending his vacation at Grand Kapids. Al. Q. btevens, oí Lynden tovvnship, has moved to 54 S. Division-st., this city. Professors A. H. and J. G. Pattengill with their families are in' Charlevoix. Mrs. D. M. Tyler is in town again after a stay of some weeks in Frankfort. Mr. S. A. Moran, editor of the REGISTER, is in Chicago on business this week. Ex-Mayor W. E. Walker is in town from Zukey Lake for a few days on business. Mra. Griffln and son, of E. University, have returned from a two weetcs' vacation. Miss Lizzie Clancy is again in this city after a visit with. her Bister ia Toledo. Prof. G. P. Coler has returued from his vacation trip and is now living on Volland-st. Mr. George Moore and wife are en tertaining Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Has cali of Cleveland. Miss Mildred Ware. of .the North Side, has returned from her summer's vacation at Scio. Marshal Sweet met with an accident Monday, which i-esulted in tile breaking of his buggy. Mrs. Dr. Palmer, of E. Ann street, has returned from a vaeation trip to the White Mountains. Mrs. ti. M. Beach has moved to 14 S. Ingalls, where she will be found from now on by her friends. Dr. Milton R. Stimson will leave for Adrián in a fewdays, at which place he will open a dental office. Miss Bertha Mills, Miss Hartshorn nd Airs Emma Mayhew spent last week at Whitmore Laké. Editor Fred C. Brown, formerly of lie Times, was in the city Ia3t week. le is now located in uhicago. Mr. E. E. Beal is taking a trip on the ake from Detroit to Mackinac. His vife and daughter acconipany him. Mrs. Ellen Lake, of New Baltimore, las moved to this city for tile purpttóe f educating her son and daughter. Dr. Howley, of Detroit, formerly veil known here, wasmarried last week o Miss Emma Huttoti, also of Detroit. Edgar Bates, '97 lit, has returni! to lis city af ter conducting a .uuier orinal of three weeks at Bear Lakc, lich. Miss Gertrude Buck, who haa spent most of the summer studying ia the Jniversity library, will leave town tomorrow. ivlrs. Israol C. Kussell returned frora her summer vacatioa in Mass. Prof Russell is still studying geology in tho Cascades. Miss E. Ida Garling-housc is spending a few weeks with her old school friend, Mrs. Olarissa liaymond, of Cantón, Michigan. Eugene Helber, editor of the Neüe Washtenaw Post, has moved to this city from Saline, and is now living on Milier-ave. J. P. Hamilton, the blind stuáent, wrestlor and piano timer is again in the city and is in the old home next to the School of music. Mr. Frank Sessions, lit '88, son of J. Q. A. Session?, of thiscity, was in town Monday. Mr. Sessuns is now a banker [ in Columbus, Ohio. A party of serenaders led by Miss Jassia Wi.se ftjrnished some very tine musie to ttieir many friends ia tho Third ward Monday evening. Mrs. Marión Koss, formerly stenographer for Miss Emma Bower, is now in Chieaso as stenngrapher for the Mirlntosh Battery & Optical Corapany. The Misses Klager and Messrs. Henry Klager and Julius Burkhardr, of Ann Arbor, spent Sunday at the horae of Geo. Walker and family in Saline. Willard Burns, of the North Side, who was recently injured in 1he ! dry of the Agricultural Works, will spend next week atBass Lako camping WÍth a party of his friends. Mr. JohnSchleh and wife went with Deputy Sheriff Canfield to Mr. ; fleld's old home in Lvndon township ; last week. They spent'three days fishing and report a large catch of b'ass. Miss ilolcn George spent two months at Niágara and is now at home aga MissVictoria Lcutwein bas been offered a very lucrativa position for Engllsh and GermaD in Uio public schools of (,'liieayo, and bas accepted it. She lcít for Chicago to begin school, day, Sept. 7