Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-14
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. APRIL IA. 1883.
Personal.

day morning after an absence OF several
weeks.
JAMES F. MoLoNEY visited Detroit,
Chicago and Milwaukee this week on
business.
NAT STICKNEY, of the dredgs firm, is in
town, arrived this morning and is feed
ing on the fat of the land at the Spencer.
ROBERT CONER has gone to Rochester,
N. Y. on business. He spent few days
at Saginaw and Detroit while on his
way.
EUGENE NEWTON, of Traverse City,
arrived Tuesday for brief visit with
his friends. He left Thursday on his re-
turn.
ST. TOLsMA arrived from Detroit
Wednesday morning to see to getting
things in shape for his fishing opera
lions this season.
Alb. CARR, Inspector in charge of har-
Dor imprOvementslat this port, arrived
this morning and is stopping at the
Spencer House.
H. CHAMBERS left for Detroit Sunday
night, returning Wednesday morning.
He went down in the interest of his
patrons and purchased lots of nice goods.
MRS. w. S. HUMPHREY does not i'm
prove in health as was hoped. Her
numerous friends trust that spring
weather will fully restore her wonted
strength.
CALVIN MARTIN formerly with DR..
GerOw in the drug store, has removed to
Traverse City to enter drug store. Mr.
Martin is reliable and will make friends
wherever he goes.
MRS. IDA MCLIN, an enterprising
business woman, recently concluded to
change her location, and on Tuesday
left on the night train with view to
locating some where in southern Mich
igan.
PROF. f. M. WHEELER is teaching
mathematics in German institution
of learning at Milwaukee. His wife sold
her property on Tuesday and left on the
night train for Plymouth to visit her
parents.
LIEUT.. COMMANDER KENNEDY of the
lighthouse supply steamer Dahlia, assis-
tant inspector of lighthouses, was in the
village the first of the week, looking
after matters In his department in this
vicinity.
w. s. HUMPHREY returned Monday
morning from trip to Detroit. He left
Tuesday for Lansingto attend the Su-
prem ecourt in connection with a case in
which is interested as attorney. return
ing this morning.
DIR. 0. B. WEED, of Charlevoix, arrived
Thursday morning and spent the day in
our village. The Doctor has the Dakota
fever bad, has visited that section, in
vested in real estate and purposes NOV
ing there in the near future.
Dan Rice's temperance is exposed to
sudden changes.
We regret to learn that j. 4. Nichols
is unable to leave his room on account
of rheumatism.
Mrs. Summers can still be found at
her old stand where she will be pleased
to meet her lady friends.
: The teachers and advanced pupils of
the graded school have in preparation an
ON 10 ri q m m ont IN ha nivau of ho oIoca
of the present term. Our citizens may
look for something very interesting and
enjoyable.
H.J Miner, the gentlemanly, wide
awake clothier is doing good work in
this community, and as a consequence,
the number of distinguished looking
gentlemen on our streets is increasing.
They buy their clothing of Miner.
The Histrionic society is not dead.
We understand they are now arranging
for two dramatic entertainments, some
time in the near future. That they will
be interesting Is well known to all who
have attended their former presenta-
tions.
We regret TO announce the death of
General Ralph Ely, ex-auditor general
OF Tile Stdte, dC Ills nome In Redmond
township, Emmett county. Thursday
morning. General Ely was one of the
best officials the state ever had, and hosts
of friends will mourn his death.
Last Monday the officials of the town.
ship of Munro made demand upon
Edwin Smith, late Township Treasurer,
for the books and funds belonging to the
township. Mr.. Smith refused to turn
them over until a meeting of the Town
ship Board. That evening he left home
and has not been seen since. An investi- |