Personal

PERSONAL.

Miss Annie Condon is visiting friends in Kalamazoo. 

Justice E. K. Frueauff was in Detroit this week.

 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paul have returned to Montreal. 

Miss Maud McOmber is dangerously ill with brain fever. 

Mrs. Walter Taylor is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. Taylor. 

A. J. Sawyer, Esq., went to Monroe yesterday to try a case in court. 

Mrs. Hattie Hurd has been visiting friends in Monroe and Tecumseh. 

Misses Kittie and Ora Hatch, spent their vacation with Detroit friends. 

Jacob Weil, a former resident here, now of New York City is in the city. 

Wallace Steele returned home Monday from a visit with Detroit friends. 

Mr. Ed. Hammell, of Brighton, spent Sunday with P. O'Hearn and family.

Prof. Elisha Jones is on the sick list and did not meet his classes this week.

 Dean Gray will be a guest at President Angell's during his stay in the city. 

Mr. J. K. Monohan, of Green Oak, visited Ann Arbor friends over Sunday. 

Mrs. John O. Callahan of Detroit, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Bowdish. 

Mrs. Alexis Angell, of Detroit, has been visiting relatives in this city this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Duffy of Northfield, have been visiting friends in Corrunna. 

Mr. and Mrs. William Schleede, of Manchester, were visiting relatives here this week.

 Dick Foley, of Lansing, an old Ann Arbor boy spent Sunday with friends in this city.

 Mrs. E. S. Sinclair returned to Detroit Monday after a short visit with friends here.

Geo. O'Hearn, in the employ of the M. C. R. R. in Detroit, came home to vote, Monday.

 Rev. Dr. R. H. .Steele preached at the first Presbyterian church in Detroit Easter Sunday. 

Frank H. Hovey, oE Kansas City medic '86, has been visiting his K. T friends in the city.

 J. C. Watts, of East Saginaw, celebrated his birthday Monday with his family in the city. 

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schulz, of Detroit, were visiting relatives here the first of the week.

 A. W. Hamilton has returned from Florida looking as if his trip had been a very enjoyable one. 

Mr. Stephen Moore and daughter Lizzie, went to Detroit, Wednesday for a couple of weeks visit. 

Miss Emma M. Herey, teacher of Frane's Lake school, returned home for a vacation on Saturday. 

Chauncey A. Millen, of Manchester, visited his relatives here Wednesday and Thursday of this week. 

Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Parshall, nee Mame Benhain, of Canton, are visiting their parents on Liberty street. 

Miss Imogene Bangs, teacher in Plainfield school, came home Saturday for a week's visit with her mother. 

Taylor Geer, who has been in Colorado for the past year, expects to return home this spring. His health is much improved. 

Dr. Cowie, who graduated from the medical department here last June, and has since received a diploma in Toronto, is visiting in the city. 

Mrs. Ben. Crane is visiting at her son Harry's in Kansas City. We are sorry to add she was called there by the serious illness of her daughter-in-law. 

Miss Emily Pitkin, who has been absent for nearly a year with friends in Kansas and Minnesota, is expected home the first of May. Her sister, Mrs. S. H. Smith and infant daughter will accompany her.