Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-08-05
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 5, 1882.
Personal.

trip south.
E. KANTER, the Detroit banker, was in
the village Thursday.
VIC. BOGGs left on the Flora yester-
day for brief visit.
MRS. H. A. BLAKE started east for quite
an extended visit, yesterday.
P.D. BIssELL, of the st. Ignace Repub-
lican, was over here yesterday.
GEO. W. MINER, of Chicago, brother to
H. j., has been spending part of the
week here.
RALPH ALDRICH, of Flint, arrived on
the Atlantic, Monday night, and is visit
ing Harry Baker.
JAS. O'CONNOR, who has been absent
for some time on business trip to the
500, returned Monday.
MRS. +. ]. BREsLIN, left on the Atlantic
Tuesday for an extended visit to Detroit
Cleveland and Canada.
MRS. CHAs. RELIANT is visiting her
friends at Sand Beach at present, and
expects to remain for some weeks.
WILLARD BROWN, a prominent citizen
of Tecumseh is here to spend short
time. He is accompanied by his brother.
E.. z. PERKINS started Saturday night
for visit to his old home in Canada.
He expects to be gone two or three weeks.
G. DUNBAR, of the DettOit Post and
Tribune, has been in town this week
looking after the interests Of that jour
nal.
Miss FRAZER, of Woodstock, Ontario,
arrived on the Atlantic. Monday night,
and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Baker.
W. HI. DANIELS spent the most of the
past week in Alpena. He came
back Thursday looking as though he had
pleasant time.
MRS. T. A. PERRIN, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. s. A. Nation, started Mon
day evening, via Collingwood steamers
to visit friends in Vermont.
Tuesday afternoon steam was raised
at the water works and the connections
tested. At six o'clock that whistle was
blown and everybody in town knew it
was there.
REV. A. w. WEsTGATE, pastor of the
Congregational church, Alpena, came up
Monday evening on the Atlantic, and re-
NAMED in the village until her return,
Tuesday evening. He was accompanied
by his son.
j. w. LINDERMAN was here for short
visit this week. He has finished the job
of putting up the new freight ware
house for the M. c. r. R. Co. at Bay City,
and is now experimenting the erection
of stock yard buildings for that COM
pany at Detroit.
c. MILLS and wife, after an extended
trip to the Lake Superior ports and also
to the lower ports, arrived back here,
Wednesday morning. Chris. is looking
we'll. He goes to Manistee next week to
see about taking hotel there.
Thursday in his supply of fresh fish
Vim. VanValkenburg found handsome
speckled trout weighing one pound. 1t
was caught in pond net at Trombley
& Smiths fishing ground, and we I'M
derstand it is only one among quite a
lumber caught in the same manner this
season.
JAY B. GARRETT, for some time past
connected with the TRIBUNE leaves to-
morrow on the Van Raalte for Manis-
tique, where he Will assist Major Clark
on the Pioneer. We feel sorry for our
cotemporary, they will be at loss for
local news, as Mr.. Garrett has always
been prolific subject for two-story-ad-
ditiOn-and-mansard- brains.
REV. r. M. THOMT SON, arrived on the
Idaho Thursday night, and will preach
tomorrow morning and evening at the
Town Hall, at the usual hours. Mr..
Thompson is too we'll known here to
need any commentator from us, and
will find hosts of friends and admirers
who will be glad Of an opportunity to
hear him preach once more. As is we'll
known he comes as pastor of an indie
pendent congregation. The services in
the evening will be short.
Job lot of ladies' collars very cheap at
H. Chambers.