Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-07-28

formerly of ChebOygan. arrived on the
Atlantic Tuesday morning for visit of
few weeks.
DIR. FIX. STRANGER, wife and son,
Of Detroit. spent Monday night at the
Spencer, and left for Petosksy Tuesday
via the inland route.
A. r. MCDONALD, an Alpena attorney,
was in the village this week canvassing
for establishing lodge Of the Knights
Of Honor at this place.
E. s. B. SUTTON and wife, of Sault Ste.
Marie, arrived in the village last even
ing on the Van Raalte. and are visiting
j. P. Sutton and family.
Col. JOHN ATKINSON. who, with his
family, usually spends his summers at
Mackinac and Cheboygan, this season
has gone to the sea shore, and is rusti-
eating at Manhattan Beach.
HI MINER, the live clothisr, accom-
panied by Mrs. Miner, went to Detroit
last Saturday, returning Wednesday
evening, and reports having pleasant
visit. Mrs. Miner spends few weeks
in New York before returning.
JAMES c. CONKLING, of Springfield,
Ills, brother of the late Edgar COnkling,
and executor of the estate, was in the
village Thursday, taking testimony be-
fore U. S. Commissioner Frost, in cases
in which he as executor and trustee is
plaintiff.
FIN. SAMMONs took his departure for
Dakota last evening. Mr.. SammOns is
one of ChebOygan's best known men, aud
has the good wishes of everybody for his
success. He has promised to let his
numerous friends hear from him
through the TRIBUNE.
VIM. RINDSKOFF, of the Star clothing
house. returned Wednesday morning on
the CITY of Cleveland, from Detroit,
where he had been spending several days
combining business and pleasure. He
reports Sunday very hot in the city and
Monday quite cool.
w. U. STRONG, of Detroit, Land Com
missioner Of the Detroit Mackinac and
Marquette Railroad, arrived in town
Thursday morning, called here by the
illness of his son, who, we regret to say
died at the Union Hotel Thursday night
shortly after midnight, of congestion of
stomach and bowels. The remains were
taken to Detroit last night.
SUPERVISING INSPECTOR Cook, of
Detroit, was in Cheboygan last Saturday
on his way to the Lake Superior region.
While here he looked over the Cham
plain and Messenger, found both up
to requirements, and paid Capt. Bou-
chard, of the latter craft, quite COM
pliment over the condition of his boat.
MISS LENA GUEST, of st. Mary's, On
tario. arrived on the Atlantic Tuesday |
morning, and is visiting her friend, Miss
Lille Baker. 1t will be remembered
Miss Guest spent several weeks with
Miss Baker last summer, and numerous
friends made during that visit will be
glad to welcome her back again.
THEo. YORK came down on the Van
Raalte Wednesday from Hay Lake on
business for Carkin, Stickney & Cram.
He reports two dredges at work and
making fine progress, although the dig
ging is hard, mostly rock. The channel
is being dredged 20 feet deep. Mr.. York
on the Van Raalte this morn
ing.
MISS ZAIDIE ADAMS returned home
from visit of five weeks in
Flint and Grand Rapids. Miss Lizzie
Strain, Of Grand Rapids, accompanied
her. The train on which they took
passage at Grand Rapids backed down
over the bridge of the Detroit and Mil
railroad that was carried away
Thursday, ana Miss Adams says that
ladies tainted when they discovered the
train was on the bridge, so badly were
they frightened at the danger.