Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-06

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S. A. l.. Warner is having a ne
residence built, on First street, an
the workmen are engaged at the ston
foundation.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mason VIII
have been visiting relatives at Illinois
arrived home by steamer Metropoli
Friday morning.
The home runs made by the has
ballast, on Decoration Day, at TIL
city, were runs home to get out OF tn
rain. Time 1:45.
f. A. Bingham received sever
cut in the leg, at Bingham's factory
last week, from the effects of whic
he has been laid up.
Rev. f. l.. Little started for Ba
City yesterday, by steamer Arundel
and will attend the Baptist conventio
at that city, this week.
Steamer Pearl will arrive from do
troit tomorrow morning, and vii
leave for the same place about
o'clock in the forenoon.
The sixth annual meeting of tn
Alpena County Agricultural Societ
takes place at the fair grounds, on tn
18th and 18th of October.
House bill No. 112, Incorporating
the schools of the township of Green
has been rejected by the Michigan
House of Representatives.
Rev. j. A. Mock took passage o.
the steamer Pearl, Monday, for DE
troit, at which place he attends tn
Auxiliary Society meeting.
j. T. johnson, of Sandusky, Ohio
and III. G. Sheldon, of Fremont, Ohio
lumber buyers, registered at tn
Fletcher House last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Butterfiel'
were passengers on the steamer Cit!
of Cleveland, on her down trip las
Sunday, and returned last night.
Mrs. Bachman started for Detroi
by steamer City of Cleveland
and will attend the session of tn
Auxiliary Society at that place to-day
Charles Heating returned hom
Thursday, by steamer Flora, from hi
trip east, j. McPhee also returned b,
the same boat, bringing three horses
S. Ii. Stephenson, father of Mrs
DIR. Wilkinson, died last Friday morn
ing at the age of SO. The cause o
the death was bleeding of the lung
Owen Faucet expects to be at tn
Opera House on the evenings of tn
Dist and ODD, with a dramatic com
pany, and will give his comedy emit
tied ''Dodging."
A number of persons who were EN-
ployed last winter at Sullivan's camp
in the upper peninsula, returned hom
last Wednesday evening, by steame
City of Cleveland.
Miss Kellogg, head milliner 70
Hawley IL Fitzgerald, left for beloy
this week, after new goods, and is ex
pected back Friday, with full lin
of new summer millinery.
Benjamin Tebo got his right hanc
last Monday, by beini
caught in the cog wheels of the hoist
ing apparatus of the steamer Atlantic
DR.. Shelton amputated the fingers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Holmes lef
town last Monday morning, by steam
err Metropolis. Mr.. Holmes will al
tend the June session of the Suprem
Court, and will also be present at tn
convention at Bay City.
One of Fletcher's warehouses, nea
Churchill's mill, caught on fire las
forenoon, and an alarm be
ing sounded both hose companie
turned out promptly and put an en-
to the blaze. The damage was light
G.. w. Richardson has sold 5000
900 feet of lumber to A. Bateson G
Chicago, at $3.50 per M. This
the largest sale reported this year, a
this city. Lumbermen at this cit
are not very anxious to sell at sucl
prices.
O. Williams left town Saturda
and will attend the meeting of tn
Anti-Monopoly party at Lansing, h
being one of the delegates from A
pena Knights of Labor. The othe
delegates are Thomas Doyle and GeC
f. Burthwick.
Kincaide has constantly Oh han
pure ice cream, and will serve all pal
ties for family use, in any quantity
Also fresh candies and foreign fruits
Warm meals at all hours. Restau
rant nearly opposite new M. G. church
Chisholm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Turnbull, LEI
town last Sunday by steamer City {
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