Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Clayberg re-
turned from their trip north last Sat to
urday, by steamer Flora. en-
Considerable money is likely to u.
change hands to-day and tomorrow vi
on the result of the races &c
- ity
DR.. McGun and ]. f. Denton ar
rived home Saturday morning, by
steamer City of Cleveland. W
=. - LEI
The premises of NJ. Kelley, on So
Washington avenue, have been i'm M
proved by new picket fence. an
Geo. H. Sleator, Geo. Huntington tic
and John Bassinthwait returned to
this city by steamer Arundel, yester- tb
day morning. ~;
The masons have commenced lay tn,
ing the stone foundation for the two q
new stores of Alex. Mcdonald, on wa
River street. ov
Mrs. P. Nailor has purchased the se'
Louden property, at Long Rapids,
for 81 200, and will hereafter run the lin
house rs a hotel. he
Folkerts & McPhee have removed ap
their stock of groceries from the store CIT
in the Bank block to their new store Gel
on Oldfeld street. do'
A heavy fog yesterday morning de- ~,
layed the steamer Arundel several ""
hours, as it was difficult to find the
entrance to the river. on
For the privilege of kicking man s'
in the face, the mate of the barge i+
Walbridge last Thursday paid to JUS w. ~.
tice Henderson, 1858.
Paul Perrenoud, who for some time mo
past has been engaged in the city bac
post office, has left that business and
is now tallying lumber. D.
Albert Pack, Thomas White, j. D. bla
Holmes, A. F. Dinsmore. and w. Fl. q
Farrier arrived home Sunday morn der
ing by steamer Arundel. a
Last Monday there was consider Mr.
able demand for lumber inspectors in anc
this city-there being some 81 vessels be
waiting for loads of lumber in
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Comstock and /
family arrived home, from their trip at
to various eastern parts, last Thurs Slc
day evening, by steamer Flora. ter
Geo. Gordon has now got his black 20 g
smith shop, OH Dunbar street, in read -
mess for business and cordially invites ~,
his old customers to come and see
him. 49, ~
Owing to the absence of the Mayor y
and Recorder there was no council ,.o,
meeting last Monday night. The ,ro,
meeting was adjourned until last 49,
night. NJ.
A blackboard buggy, made by some san
firm in town, was shipped yesterday sea
by A. N. Spratt, on the steamer pei
Keweenaw, to person at Parry SUI
Sound. da,
Some person broke one of the front ]
windows in Kopel's store yesterday. ALI
He stumbled against one of the show ste'
figures on the sidewalk in front of the La
window. rem
--.------. tho
Mrs. c. Blood, Of Marine City, left .
town by steamer Keweenaw, yester- 49,,
dry. Mrs. Blood has been OH a visit M
to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Damn, .,
of this city, -,
Ernest Bcckman arrived in town
Sunday. Ernest has been sticking
type in the Detroit Free Press news 80
room, and intends to 60 back to De- ,,o
troit before long ..o
With the exception Of one lot, and Nc
four foot gap, the sidewalk on the raj
south side of Washington avenue, sue
from Sixth street to Campbellville, old
has been completed. agc
Mrs. JUL Potvin left town last Inv
Thursday on four weeks visit to Pr'
friends in Memphis, Michigan, Co.
lumbus, Ohio, and to Goderich and ,;o
other places in Canada. t;v
Mr. and Mrs. A. Damn, of the Flet- Of
cher house, took passage on the steam Of
er Atlantic last Monday, for Cheboy- sec
gan, with the intention of extending chi
their trip TO Sault Ste. Marie. VIII
The steamer Flora got in port last W
Thursday night, on her way up, hav- er'
ing been somewhat delayed by rough 'i0
weather. When the Flora does not all
get in on time, something is the mat
ter. no
T. IN