Personal

Will W. Douglas, of Detroit, is in the city. C. Church was doing the doctors and druggists for Parke, Davis & Co. this week. County elerk Howlett was iu South Lyon Tuesday. ü. Stumpenhusen, of Rawsouville, was in the city yesterday. Mrs. Beckler, of Chicago, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Shadford. Judge Samuel T. Douglas," of Grose Isle. was in the city Wednesday. Edward Moore, of Seio, was in the city Tuesday, celebrating Mis seveutyHfth birthday. Miss Allie Guiñan, of Manchester, will spend her holiday vacation with fnends in Albion. Miss Georgia Lomas, of Webster, re; tnrned last week from a tvvo weeks visit with relatives in Detroit. Mrs. Jennie Gooding, of Stony Creek, was in the city yesterday on probate business. Charles -N'. Jones, formerly protessor of mathematica, now of Milwaukee. Wis., was in the city over Sunday. Frank Bliss, of Cleveland, was in the city this week looking after the insurance upon the house of Mrs. Bliss. Dr. F. H, Weir, of La Porte, Ind., who has been in Germany for a year, stopped here last Saturday to visit friends. Mrs. George Miley and daughter, Florence, and Mr. A. Fisher, of i'psilanti, will attend a family reunión at Mrs. E. T. Leoffler's in East Sagina w, Christmas. Hon. John K, Boies, of Hudson, the silver tongued oratoi, whomCol. ElJridge laid out so handsomely when he was running for Congress, was in the city last Fridiv