Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-12-31
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last evening.
j. B. ADAMS returned from his trip tC
Detroit Wednesday evening.
JOS. E. CUENY started for Detroit this
morning. He will be absent about a
week.
is. BOXES and wife, of Indian River
were down this week and attended the
Masonic ball.
CAPT. BOUCHARD and wife spent the
fore part of the week in visit to Mack
mac and st Ignace.
EDWIN HADLEY, spent Thursday here
He was on his way from st. Ignacs to
Detroit and Lansing.
P. w. HOMBACH passed through town
on his way home at st. Ignace from his
trip to Detroit Thursday.
DEsCUM CULVER left for his home at
Bay City Wednesday. He will return
the fore part of next week.
CALF. CHAs. CLIFFORD was down from
Indian River Tuesday evening and at
tended the Masonic Installation ball.
MERRITT CHANDLER left Tuesday
morning for Lansing to attend the
meeting of the State Board of Control.
GEO. W. BROWN, of Sault Ste. Marie,
paid our office visit Thursday. He
was on his way home from trip to
Washington.
FRANK E. DELARUE, who has been en-
plOyed for sometime as salesman for s.
LeGault q Son. starts for his home at
Detroit tomorrow.
A. w. RUSH, contractor and builder
of Lowell, this state, arrived here Tues
day night and spent several days in our
town. He expects to return in the
spring and make this his future resi-
dence.
PROF. INCONSISTENCIES, principal of the
southern school, has been invited to go
to California and take charge of sani-
tary institute of the same character as
the one located at Battle Creek, in this
state.
IS. LEGAULT, JR, sometime since re-
ceived an invitation to become a mem
Der of state team of checker players to
contest match with team from the
city of Detroit. The Evening News, also,
mentioned him as one of the strong
players of the state expected in Detroit
to play with the Canny Scot Wylie, the
champion player Of the world, now in
that city.
Mo nrnmICad a M nA nation
for next week that many don't know
about.
Our merchants are daily receiving
large quantities Of freight that comes
| by wagon from PetOskey.
Order your freight shipped by thu
Michigan Central railroad. Freigh
trains will commence running the frs
of the week.
The Shakespear Club meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J.'P. Sutton next MOnda,
evening. Owing to the inclemen
weather the meeting last Thursday eve
ming was not very largely attended,
W. S. George, of the Lansing Republi
died last Tuesday morning. His dealt
will be deeply regretted throughout tn
state and especially among the news
paper fraternity, with which he ha
been connected the greater part of hi
life and had reached the top round of tn
ladder. Since 1873 he has had editOria
charge Of the Republican and made
the model newspaper of the state.
Michael Phalen, who had been en-
ployed by McDougall to work on tie
brought suit agaist VIM. Hendrie to r,
, cover the amount due him for the wOr
before justice SammOns Thursday aftel
noon and by jury trial got judgmeT
for the full amount claimed, 5000 an
costs, which were $i4.S5. We understan
+ the case will be carried up to circu
court, but this case settles the fact tn,
: so far as Justices courts or juries al
{ concerned Vim. Hendrie will be cOnsi
: cred liable for all claims for work
= material whether contracted for by hi
Q or his sub-cOntractOrs.
n:u-:oo e., 1000 Eo-o,.,c