Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27
TOWN TALK.

Supplies for numbering operations ar
beginning 10 be received in large quaint
ties.
The funeral of little daughter Of An
drew Tromley took place yesterday af
ternoon.
Thee are numerous defects i'm the side
walks of the village which should bt
looked after.
+. w. Dygert has left the dredge OF
Williams e. Upham i'm charge of VIM
Erratt, of this village.
Bullen & Nelson have received steam
feed for their saw mill, and expect to
have 1t in operation next week.
The father OF e. A. and T.. s. Vorce
died last Thursday night. His remains
are to be taken 10 Buffalo for inter
ment.
The Street Commissioner is taking adj
vantage of the bad condition of the
streets TO put gravel where it viii, do the
most good.
John III. Waterman is outside mr.
chasing his supplies preparatory to get
ting out 100000 feet of logs for Rust &
Co., of Saginaw.
The {hrm name of E. Il. Williams &
Co., contractors for dredging and river
and harbOr improvements. has been
oil 70 V;Il;-,,,. O.
The shipment of lumber has been
quite lively at his port during the pres
ent week. MPssrs. Bullen & Nelson and
Macarthur, Smith & Co. have both made
large shipments.
DR.. Il. A. Perrin returned home last
Saturday evening vid Petoskey. He
Says in all his travel he found 10 town
OF IFS size that did any where near the
business done in Cheboygan.
Col. III. G. Davis has left at the TRI
BUNE office mammoth turnip raised on
his place, which measures thirty-two
inches in circumference and weighs |
twelve pounds and ten ounces.
The town hall is enclosed. and Mr..
Buckley, the contractor is pushing the
work. The plasterers are at work putting
on The inst coat, and the prospects are
that the will sc viii soon have hall.
A telegram received by Local Com.
missioner Chandler from MIR. A. J. West
The contractor for digging the cutoff
from Sturgeon river TO Burt lake, stated
that he expected to arrive Oh the ground
this week with force of men.
The Street Commissioner is giving
Third street. from Main to the bridpe
coat OF gravel and sand. 1t was very
much. needed, the clay with which il had
been filled in, owing to the continued
wet weather, having become soft, leaving
the street in wretched condition.
A special telegram TO the Chicago IN
ter-Ocean states that revival meetings a,e
being held in the Second Congregational
church, of Jackson, conducted by Rev
l.. Nj. Hunt, the former pastor of that
church, assisted by Rev. j. L. Male. the
present pastor, aud who was formerly
pastor of the Congregational church of
this village.
The Detroit Post and Tribune SAYS the
tug A. j. Smith left that city last Ties
day for Cheboygan to locate there a. a
wrecker tor the balance of the season in
place OF the wrecked tug Prindiyile.
She took steam pump along. The
Smith has not yet put in her appearance 1
at this port, but may have been DELAYED
By the recent blow.
The St. Joseph OH her last trim down
passing in Lake Huron ia sail i
u the space OF 10 miles from the mouth i
II The river. They were literally loo
close together for the ST. Joe 10 pass
through, and she took the outside. Be-
wcen Sable and the river passengers by Il
ne steamer named are conti,lert tlat q
bout 200 sail vessels were met. T.
Last Tuesday afternoon DIR. James r. a
PATTERSON and Miss Mamie e. Cornwall
Sere united i'll marriage by Justice Sui Q
OH. They took passage that evening ON r
he ST. Adams for Chicago. bound for
Iansas, where they expect to make their =
Tome. The young couple have hosts of 3
riei'ds IA Cheboygan who will join With
he TRIBUNE in wishing tLem happy D
nd successful future.