Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-30
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30. 1882.
A Happy New Year.

A Happy New Year.
chance to fill an.ice house as yet.
Now for an extra percentage on UNI
paid taxes. II
Notwithstanding the mild weather the
sleighing seems bound to stay'by us.
At the Opera House January 9th and
10th, G. Paul Smith. Do not forget it.
make wood while the snow Shines"
would make wise proverb to remem-
Der.
Some of our county officers bid adieu
to their lucrative CD position to-day.
"Such is life"
People coming from the southern. part
of the state express surprise at the mild
weather they find here.
By action of the county board of SUI
pervisors, the bonds of the county treas
urer are fixed at $4,000.
During the absence of his wife, John
ii. Kintz has joined the noble army of
bachelors at the Grand Central hotel.
The new library at the Congregational
Sunday School was the generous gift of
Messrs. Charles Kitchen and E. Nelson.
Come young gentlemen, be prepared
to do your full duty at calling next Mon
day, and the ladies will appreciate it.
Children are said to be like bOils or
buniOns. every body knows how to take
care of those belonging to other people.
We noticed many smiling faces from
Mackinaw City in town last Tuesday.
They now live in the village. of Mack
mac City. 49,.
The first of the week sOnre of the old
settlers said we are to have an open
winter sure what they now have to- say
we do nOt.knOw. @
Oh for a freeze, that Gallagher's
skating park may be of use to him and
the young gentlemen have a place to
take their girls.
Great preparations are being,made for
the Masonic party next Monday night,
and good time, is expected by those who
propose to be there. -.
1t Is said of a certain vOluminOus.
writer that his works contained "much
food for thought" "Yes." said by
stander, "but it is wretchedly cooked" :
Sullivan, the pugilist, is no doubt a
hard hitter, but girls are more cOura
geous than men, they are ready to make
a match with fellow twice their size.
Cheboygan Hose Company No. did
well at their ball last Tuesday night. A
very delightful time was afforded those
who attended and nice sum was put in
the treasury.
The prospects are that the Masonic
entertainment will sadly interfere with
New Years calling, as many do not seem
inclined to be social all day and the
greater part of the night also.
Some of the dining-room girls at the
Grand Central Hotel were handsomely
remembered on Ghristmas Day by old
Santa Claus TO whom they have passed
daily rations in an attentive manner for
some time past.
The mince pie season is here and those
who can afford it will indulge, and then
dream Of elephants with eight legs and
four trunks, and mules with electric
lights In their heads, kicking at the
man in the moon. ~
The usual services at the Congregations
al Church tomorrow. Morning theme
Discerning Time" In the evening DR..
Hartley will give his twelfth lecture in
the course to young, people. Subject;
Farewell to the Old Year" :.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional church and society which was to be
held lastWednesday evening, adjourned to
Tuesday evening, January End, lat half
past seven O'Clock. As there Is impOr-
tant business to be transacted 1t is quite
desirable that there be full attendance.
j. r. sutton was summoned to the bed
side of his brother at Seney on the d. M.
IL M. K. r. the first, of the week, and
Tuesday returned with him to this place,
where he now lies very sick at the resi-
dence of his sister, Mrs. Linderman. He
will receive all the attention that can be
given him here. but little hope is still
entertained of his recovery. az
DR.. Hartly, in his lecture on "Matri-
mony," said that Solomon declared that
"a good wife was from the Lord" The
Rev. gentleman called attention to the
qualifying adjective in the above quota
ton and rAInarkad I'll at he had In his