Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-29

Harry Macarthur, arrived from Fargo
last week to spend the winter here.
There was ball at the fremont
house on Wednesday night. 1t was one
of the enjoyable affairs of the season.
W.. c. Moore has new advertisement
in this issue. Read it, and be sure you
profit thereby.
John Bowling, assignee of John +.
Moloney, offers the best bargains out for
ally one needing groceries and crockery.
F.E. Martin and lady. and M. A. Nc
Henry, of Indian River, took in the
Masonic installation, Mr.. Martin taking
part in the ceremonies.
Mr.. W. Patterson, of Pattersonyille, a
perfect gentleman and worthy citizen
starts next week for Los Angeles, CAL,
his future home. Sorry to lose him.
The wedding cake for Mr.. Michael
Lynam's wedding will be ON exhibition
at the City Bakery, Main street, next
week, and be very handsome and costly,
being three stories high.
The "sign of the Thistle" that is,
Aleck Campbell's House, was gay with
life, and the dance that all enjoyed so
well broke in upon Merry Christmas
hours. ALI were happy.
The band dance next Monday night
at the Town Hall is one of the many en-
tertainments of the holidays. 1t has
strong claims on our people. Let every one
go, and remember, take a lady along.
S. R. Snow is now recognized as the
leading harness maker in the city. He
keeps headquarters for all that is sold In
a harness and saddler shop. He sells
cheaper than others and you should call
and see him.
The following is the programme of
music at the Independent church to-
morrow evening: Anthem, Safely
Through Another Year Hymn, 800; quar-
tette, Oh that I Had Wings; hymn, 80;
solo. Come unto Him; hymn, ~.
On Thursday evening, Jan. Sd, 1884, a
Union Tea Meeting in aid Of the funds
of the Sabbath School, will be held at
Pattersonville, near Mills Store. Ad-
mission, ad Wits, 20 cts., children. 10 cts
A pleasant and profitable time is expect
ed.
Some citizen friends of Vim. Spencer
purchased furniture, ETC., Of the Spencer
House and made financial arrangements
that will enable mine host, the eyer pop
ular, and aforesaid VIM, Spencer, to open,
Monday in full blast, Hurrah for Spen-
Ger and his friends.
The Cheboygan Literary Club had
their usual meeting on Thursday night.
The attendance was small. owing to the
festivities Of the time, but the officers
were there. However the meeting was a
success, most of the members taking
part. The club is new and it is quite an
honor to be one of its members.
At the annual meeting Of the NJ. &. s.
S. Board, held Dee. 26, the following
Officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Supt., A. r. Thayer; assistant
Supt., Mr.. Upham; Librarian, Adrian
Johnson; Treasurer, Mary Miner; Secre-
tary. G. Fl. Martin; Organist, Kate Ham
iltOn: asst. Organist, Bertha Miner
Choirester, f. Vanderwater.
The Clifford family in their Egyptian
and Chinese box mysteries are to give an
exhibition in the store lately occupied by
W. Brratt e. Co., on Main street. The
first show will be on the Goth inst. The
wonderful Rhoda may be then seen. II
is spoken of in all parts where exhibited
as great attraction. To the young il
will be special delight and all can SCI
it as it will continue for one week.
Miss Nellie Melville was the reeipi
ent of Christmas present from Mrs
Robert Patterson. 1t is pin cushion
of large size in scarlet covering, edged
with delicate white lace. Daisies, will
butterflies on the upper side, some il
1epose others on the wing; all painted
with the donors artistic hand, invest
the souvenir with charms other thar
those of mere remembrance. OF cOurs,
the fair Nellie prizes it.
In this issue the TRIBUNE parts will
1853 but not without many pleasan
memories. 1t is grateful to the commu
nifty for its approval and good wishes
On the threshold of 1884 it looks wit
confidence to that public opinion tina
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