Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-03-25

uEO. w. DELL ltlb luuTSudy morning
for Grand Rapids and Detroit.
JOHN MCKAY took the train Monday
morning for business trip to Detroit.
W. CHANDLER left by the train Mon
day evening bound for Sault ste. Marie.
WILL ALTAR and Louis Fexer arrived
home from their trip to Detroit Satur-
day.
Hon. WM. MACARTHUR, left on the
train this morning for Saginaw and
Detroit.
VIM. RINDsKOFF will start for Detroit
Monday to get new goods for the Star
Clothing House.
MISS EMILY ELLIOTT leayes for Chica-
go next week to purchase her stock of
spring millinery goods.
MRS. S. IL. WRIGHT and daughter Hat
tie returned home Wednesday evening
from an extended visit.
W. Nj. YOUNG, representing the music
house of Wheat & Co., of East Saginaw
has been spending the week here.
FRANK s. PACKARD arrived from Stur-
gis Thursday. His firm are soon to COM
mence the erection of their new mill.
HENRY GIBSON, of the Northern Spy,
was over from st. Ignace yesterday and
paid the TRIBUNE Office a pleasant call.
Mr.. MCDONAUGH left on the train
Thursday morning for New York to pur-
chase goods for the Duncan City store.
II. j. MINER started Thursday morning
for Chicago on business. Look out for
nice line of spring goods when he re-
turns.
S. S. EDDY, manager of Macarthur,
Smith & Cos. store. leaves for Chicago
next Tuesday to get stock of spring
goods.
ROBERT CoNER, started this morning
for Saginaw and will, probably, close a
contract. while there for sinking the
new salt well.
REV. A. II. LowRiE left Monday morn
ing for brief visit with his family, at
Adrian. He expected to return by this
evenings train.
MISS Rosa AND HATTIE LYONS returned
from visit to st. Ignace Thursday
They were accompanied by their cousin
Miss Paquette, of that place.
B. ii. BEGoLE, left this morning for
Chicago to purchase goods for Nelson &
Bullen. lie says he is going to bring in
some rare bargains in dry goods.
Mrs. ID. LENEHAN returned from hel
trip to Detroit, Chicago and other points
last Friday. To-day she has a Crane
opening of millinery and fancy goods
JAMES +. ENGLISH, the popular passen
ger conductor, together with the rest o
trainmen came down from Mackinav
City Saturday night and spent Sunda
here instead of at that place.
j. p. CADAIAN, is in the village deliy
ering copies of the Peoples Cyclopedia
The publishers are so rushed with order
that Mr.. Cadman will not be able t
supply all subscribers until sOmetim
next week,
DAVID MoLoNEY started for Detroi
Wednesday morning. He is to hav
charge Of the. business on the Atlanti
for the Moloney Bros. Dave" is accu:
toned to the business and no doubt wi
give satisfaction to all.
REV. W. NJ. CAMPBELL, left on the trai
Monday morning for few weeks al
sence in order to enjoy rest from h
labOrs, and endeavOr to regain his healtl
We but express the wish Of the entil
community when we say it is hoped thu
he may return fully recovered.
JAMES +. MoLoNEY returned Tuesds
evening from a business trip to DetrO
and Milwaukee. At the former place I
made arrangements with Capt. Grun
mond for the right for the firm
MOlOney & Bros, as traders OH the fiji
steamer Atlantic, and at Milwaukee
secured the agency for his firm Of q
celebrated Phi. Best beer for another Sc
son.
A Card.
This is to certify that my persons
property, situated in the hotel at India
River, was insured in the WatertOw