Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23
TOWN TALK.

Snow.
Nice snow.
Beautiful snow.
Lumbermen are smiling.
Men are starting for the camps again.
The Cheboygan machine shops are
having plenty of work and are running
iuH forces.
The Republican State Central commit
tee will hold a meeting in Detroit Thurs
day evening of next week.
Mrs. NJ. Chandler left Tmesd..y for a
prolonged visit with her friends i'll the
southern part OF the state.
Wednesday morning the mail carrier
started for Petoskey, with sleigh, or
the flake of snow that fell the previous
evening.
Remember tie dramatic entertainment
ut the Town Hall next " ednrsday even-
ing, and give the club good house by
way of encouragement.
Miss Edith Keables rgturned last
Wednesday evening, and Thursday morn
ing resumed her school in the rooms
oyer the TRIBUNE Office.
The property owners OIL the west side
OF Main street, from Ill. j. A. Todd's to
Third street, have petit iOned Council to
dig sewer in front of aheir premises
each property to bear its share of the ex-
pense.
Somebody should look after defective
sidewalks. Last Wednesday evening a
lady stepped into hole in the walk OH
Main stree, above Pine. and came near
falling, and might have been seriously
injured.
John III. Waterman lost ano:l er valua-
lie horse by death two weeks ago to-
day. 1t was the mate TO the one whicli
dieI previously, AMI the team was con-
sidered by Mr.. Waterman to be his most
valuable one.
1t is stated that Rev. j l.. Maile, whose
resi- gnation rs pastor of the Second Con
gre ,atiOnal church. of Jackson, was no
tic i in the TRIBUNE last week, has ac-
ceJtcd call TO become pastor of Il
church at Portland, i'm this state.
Several buildings,stOres aad DIV ellings,
are in process of completion in different
parts OF the village, and "a number OF
others are being talked Of This would
go to show that, Notwithstanding the fl
Iancial pressure, ChebOygan was steadily
improving.
The Fire Wartlens have been making
numerous cIlls throughout the village
during this week. looking after deicctiv,
hues and dangerous stoyepipes. AS ;
consequences, a number have been com
PEELED 10 take the necessary precautions
10 prevcn. danger from fires.
We can cheeriully recommend tin,
MancelOna House, at Mancelona. OIL the
Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad, us one
of the DcsI kept houses in Northern
the looms well furnished, ami Perry An
dres, the proprietor, knows how 10 lOol
after the comfort of his guests.
The petition 10 Governor Croswell fol
the remission of the S2U0 fine impose
upon John Vincent by the circuit courl
was numeiOn>ly signed and has beer
sent 10 the Cove: nor. L. is to be hoped
that it will meet with favorable consider
alton ut the hands Ut Governor CrOswell
and that he Will grant the prayer ut til,
petitioners.
Mr.. Daniel Sullivan has purchased tn
furniture store ot f. Spillrr q Co., an,
proposes 10 carry OH the business, in al
lis branches, at the old stand. Mr.. Snlli
van has hal eight or ten years experience
IN the business in the southern part q
the state. and intends devolii,g his who'll
time and attention to supplying tn
wants OF this community. lie intend
keep ns full an! complete stock OF
ham,, Just us soon us he is able TO get i
in, ia order that il full variety may b.
presented to his patrons. lie will Civ
special attention To undertaking.
The CheLoygah brass band has KEEP
so quiet OF l,le that many think it LA
played" out. Such is not the case, how
ever. They keep up their practice. an,
are making commendable progress. The
have recently received three new piece
from Prot. Corazzi, their former instruct
or, and have been practicing them. The.
are also about to send To- another Il tia
cOrnct, TO add TO the strength OF the lead
which will be quite any improvement
Mr.. Eugene Lyons is 10 lay the new in
sirument. and assist c. w. Farr in play
Ing the leading part.