Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-29
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1883.
THE CITY.

The war On Turkeys is not yet at an
end.
Mr.. Raisin of Duncan City is very
sick.
R, Robinson left yesterday for his
camp.
The Cheboygan Literary Society has
secured piano,
MISS M. y. Donoughue, of Flint, Mich,
is the guest of Oscar Adams.
Capt. j. w. Brown had a Christmas
present Of fine 10 pound daughter.
d. Feeney has gone back to his old
home in Canada to spend the winter.
Make good resolutions at the Begin
ing of the New Year, and stick by them.
Frank Osier spread feast for the
Odd Fellows that was equal to the best.
ID. II. MOlOney left Wednesday morn
ing for a short business trip to Detroit.
A. j. Robinson left yesterday for a
visit to his mother at Toronto, Canada.
There are now As telephones connected
with the exchange, all working in fne
shape.
j. w. Wallace, of st. GATHERINGS, Ont,
spent few days in our village last
week.
Mrs. c. w. Farr has returned to Jack
son from Indianapolis, and will be home
Monday.
j. E. Nichols came from camp Satur-
day, and left Wednesday. He has 5000
logs skidded.
Geo. W. Bunker, at Detroit all summer
and fall returned home Tuesday to re-
main the winter.
Mrs. FOurneir, of Tawas, is spending
the holidays in Cheboygan, guest of
Narcesse Hamel.
Some of the stayers did not leave the
Odd Fellows dance until four o'clock
the next morning.
The propeller Messengers boiler has
been raised, and the water bottom is
found to be all right.
Orluff Linderman, an old man, fell
out doors and broke his leg. DR.. 7. A.
Perrin reconstructed.
Jerome Leavitt left Monday morning
for Chicago to spend Christmas with his
daughter, Mrs. W. W. Shultz.
The water pipes leading to the mason
ic lodge room were frozen up the last
cold suap, and the pipes bursted
Mrs. Simon Widrig received tele.
gram announcing the death of her
mother, at LOckport, at the age of 7S.
Samuel H. Taylor, Bell g. Adams, and
the Benton house are new subscribers to
the telephone, and were connected this
week.
Capt. BOuchard smiles In a way that
indicates the Messengers improved
machinery will enable her to lead next
season.
Miss Lille Baker arrived from Toron-
to Christmas evening, where she has
been attending school. She returns
shortly.
There were eight balls given in Che
boygan on Christmas eve., musicians
were in great demand. Everybody had
jolly time.
The st. Ignace News says that lots of
laborers there. are unable to get employ
ment i'm that city and vicinity. and ad-
vises others to stay away and remain
where they are,
Miss Luella Lathrop, the talented
young school marin from Pigeon river
came to the city Monday to stay two
weeks, and is greatly enjoying herself
as she has well earned right to.
Any one in need of stationery. such a,
billheads, letterheads, envelopes, c.,wil
do well to consult the TRIBUNE job Office
its established reputation for neat worl
at reasonable prices insures satisfaction
Christmas evening VIM. Devine's
horse Rock, took a notion to have tim,
of his own. leaving the driver in tn,
road. came down Main street at terri
BILE speed, run over pair of bob sleigh
loaded with wood. lie brous Int up a
the barn without much damage to tn
cutter.
As the telephone was being transfer
red from Humphrey & Perkins old oflic
,, to the new one. man followed alon,
thinking it hand organ. He flnall
asked: "Say, when are you going t
I playY" The telephone man told him h