Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-07-23


DAN PELToN and wife, of Saginaw are
spending few days in town.
MRS. J. f. JEssUP and children, of
Grand Rapids, are in the village their
friends.
R. 2. ROBERTS, ESQ.,, of Harrisville is
spendidg few days in our village on
business.
MR.. AND Mrs. JOHN KIRBY arrived in
the village Wednesday evening to visit
Mrs. G. j. Hunt.
HON. 8. M. CUTCHEON, u. s. District
Attorney has been in the village this
week attending suits before u. s. Com
missioner Frost.
MISS ANGELINA NEWTON, who has
been spending several months with her
sister, Mrs. j. f. Jessup, at Grand Rapids,
returned home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. AND MIS-. THOMAS CHANDLER and
daughter Carrie of Indianapolis. Ind,
arrived in the village last week for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Chandler.
JOHN C. DoNNELLY, of the firm of
Brennan 81 DOnnelly, attorneys of De-
Detroit, arrived on the Pearl Thursday
evening to spend few days rusticating
In this section.
H. H. KEZAR returned home Thursday
evening from the lake Superior country,
where he had been shipping some lum-
Der for Ross & Co., of Quebec. He reports
very warm weather up there.
JAMES VANDERBILT arrived yesterday
morning to visit his sons, Barton j. and
William and families. Many of our citi-
zens will remember Mr.. Vanderbilt from
his successful management of tableaux
at entertainments given two years ago.
CD. HUNT, foreman of the TRIBUNE
Office, left for Chicago Monday, evening
on the Lawrence, for much needed
make an effort to beat her record of 2.1O15
on the track Of the Chicago Driving Park,
to-day.
MRS. MERRITT CHANDLER left for
Adrian, last Sunday ola the inland route,
in response to telegram from her hus-
band stating that his father, whose in
jury we mentioned couple of weeks
since, was growing worse. Later word
received states that he was improving
and we trust he may fully recover.
Roys ]. Cram invited number of his
friends to a ride on the tug Carkin last
evening and all enjoyed it very much.
VIM. Dray, second engineer of the
steamer Lehigh, had his hand mashed in
the machinery. DR.. Perrin amputated
one finger.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are making arrangements for a
moonlight excursion to PetOskey, week
after next, by the favOrite steamer Pearl.
This will be delightful opportunity to
spend few hours at the camp grounds.
The roof of the drill house at the test
salt we'll caught fire yesterday forenoon
from spark from the smoke stack, but
fortunately was discovered and put out
before it got much Roadway. The smoke
stack Is going to be heightened so as to
carry 1t above the tower which will avert
any future danger from the same source.
DR.. Burnet, our former Dentist has
returned and opened dental rooms over
Frank McDOnald's grocery, corner Main
& Third streets, and is prepared to do all
kinds Of dental work. As the DR.. is go
ing to remain permanently, parties will
cOnsultth own interest by emplOyinga
residents dentist, and especially one
whose work has been well tested in our
midst.
Some important Improvements are
being made on the Jail and sheriff's re-
sidence. The brick cOrnice that was so
badly damaged by water and frost last
winter, has been removed and a neat
wooden cOrnice put up. Nearly the whole
of the inside is being replastered. Some
of the stating on the roof has fallen out
and is to be replaced and the stating con-
tinued out over the new cOrnice.
DR.. Wright of Detroit will deliver an
address on the subject Of temperance in
the Methodist church tomorrow evening
the "a inst. The DR.. is very eloquent |
and interesting Speaker and we are glad |
that the citizens of ChebOygan can have |
the opportunity of hearing him. This is |
to be sermon service, their |
fore all the churches with their Pastors |
are invited to participate. A very in
and profitable time may be |
expected, don't fail to 60 and enjoy it.
The Salt Well.
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