Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-08-20
Personal.

Sunday for short visit to friends in
Detroit.
REV. f. B. ARTHUR, of West Unity,
Ohio, is spending few days among rel
atives in this county.
HORACE SHADBOLT, of Chicago, and
Mrs. Sutton, of Ludington, are visiting
relatives in this village.
EX-SENATOR H. P. BALDWIN arrived in
the village ola the inland route Monday
evening and spent the night in town.
MRS. j. H. WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs. B. L.
ComstOck, and Mrs. A. ]. WEIGH, of Ionia,
are spending a few daps in the village.
GEN. SCHUYLAR, of Gen. Hancock's
staff, prominent army surgeon. has
been spending several days at Mackinac.
MISS REBECcA BURNsTINE, of Detroit,
who has been visiting friends in the
village left yesterday on the Pearl for
home.
L. r. THOMPSON, editor Of the La
fayette, Ind, Home Journal, favored the
TRIBUNE Office with a pleasant call
yesterday.
MISS LOTTIE CLARK left on the Ke-
weenaw last Sunday, for an extended
visit to relatives in the southern part
of the state,
PROF. j. l.. CROMBIE, of Big Rapids,
has been spending the week in the vii
lage assisting Prof. King in conducting
tho teachers institut1
W. H. SCOTT arrived on the Pearl Thurs
day night. Mr.. Scott has been east for the
last three weeks selecting his fall and
wIntor stock of goods.
MISS SARAH M. MINER, of HubbardstOn,
Mich, arrived on the Lawrence last
Monday from Chicago and is visiting
her brother H. j. Miner.
PROF. KING, of Olivet arrived on the
Keweenaw Sunday morning and has
been conducting the teachers institute
for this county, in session this week.
R. B. STEPHENSON, of the Cincinnati
Gazette, arrived on the Mary yesterday
morning. His family have been in the
village several days, stopping at c. ID.
Farmers.
ALEX S. MCDONALD is going on visit
to the scenes of his childhood at Middle
River, eVictOria county, Cape BritOn,
NOVA Scotia. 1t has been eleven years
since he left that part of the world.
REV. J. HOMER PARKER, former pastor
of the Congregational church of this
village, now of Peoria ILL.,, arrived in the
village Monday evening. He will &C.
cupy his old pulpit tomorrow, morning
and evening.
Mr.. w. WATSON, arrived on the North
ern Queen yesterday morning to take
charge Of the track laying, for John ID.
Mcdonald, on the j. L. & s. railroad
from this village to Mackinac City, and
he expects to commence work next week.
DIR. c. A. PERRIN, of Charlevoix, arrived
on the Lawrence Monday, and has been
spending the week with his brother DIR.
T. A. Perrin. He expected to leave on
the Idaho Thursday evening, but as she
gave Duncan the go-by he concluded not
to 60.
PROF. FRANKLIN, of the University,
who has been camping on Indian river
for some time, has returned to Ann
ArbOr to attend a number of cases of
spinal curvature. He expects to return
and remain until about the time the
university opens.
MRS. w. w. STROHN and children ar
rived in the village last Saturday for a
visit with their relativesss..and numerous
friends in Cheboygan. Mr.. StrOhn has
purchased residence in OcOnOmOwOc
and they will make that place their
future residence.
MISSES LIZZIE AND ALLIE CROOKsTON
and Miss Foster, of Grand Rapids, have
been spending several days in the vii
lage the guests of Mrs. j. II. Waterman.
The Misses CrOOkstOn were former resi-
dents of Cheboygan and have numerous
friends here who give them hearty
welcome.