Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-07-10
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
TIE CITY.

JOnn Reld le1t Saturday for OwassO
OIL business.
Michael Casey OF Washington, C. II,
Ohio owns Stranger.
There is rush in house painting lust
now that enivens and beauties.
The prop. Messenger took on cargo
of lumber last sunday for. Chicago.
The Van Raalte gave an extensive
excursion to the Island on Tuesday.
Rev. w. w, Rafter filed the pulpit at
st. James chnrsh last Sunday morning.
A very large party at Sweets hall
Friday night, everything went off pleas
anrly.
The large river tug Bismark was in
harbor all day Sunday waiting for
orders.
Ross McArtee left on Steamer Flora
Friday night for business trip to
Detroit and Ohio.
House building continues and several
are planning 10 buila before winter,
Cheboygan moves.
A msn made forty dollars on 4th
opposite II. j, Todds by chargeing 5cts
a ball throwa at images.
The saloons were full of music on the
ESurth but order prevailed over all
things throughout the city.
Mr. and Hrs. Merritt Chandler spent
the Fourth at the $500" whore the rain
came dancing to the earth"
Rev. W. W. Rafter and family came
in Friday OH steamer Flora they wait
over and 90 down OIL prop. Atlantic.
Mrs. Geo. 'Paquette and two children
arrived home Friday evening from Lud-
ington where thoy had besn visiting.
S. Elliott Curtis, son of Rev. j. NJ.
Curtis, is here from Louisiana, Mo.
spending tho summer with his parents.
C.N. Ryan from Ssndusky was in
town the last week to look after fisher
men who haye.trespassed on his fishing
ground.
Four Swseds direct from Sweden
sundayed with Dan. McKsrvy and took
prop. Messenger Monday morning for
Nanistique.
The telephone in DsGowins new store
fell down last Thursday, the wires pull
ed down valuable clock breaking it in
many pieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Adams, and Charles
Reynolds spent delightful Fourth at
Harbor Island rvsurning on the Van
Raalte, Sunday.
Tug Psnl,Il lsf. Sunday night for
Grand Marias, Lake Superior, with w.
G. Boggs and other Lumber Inspectors
who will load tow of barges from that
port.
William and Richard Richardson OF
Alpena were among the excursionists on
the Flora last Friday. They arc old
Cheboygan boys and were greeted by
many cid friends.
The Van Raalse Oh Sunday treated
its passengers several Of whom were
noted persons from Chicago, Cleveland
TO this beautiful scenery OF Uarbor
Island and the Shows.
The high winds last Saturday took a
board from the roof OF L. r. DeGOwin's
new store, demolished the telephone
connections and came near killing
horse standing in front.
The Goddess of Liberty had her gar
ments wet with heavenly rain but she
appeared full Of grace and glory in the
presence of the Star spangled emblem
of Freedom, Justice and humanity.
Jas. NJ. Robinson, left Monday for his
home, Akron. New York. During Mr..
RS visit with his brother he has made
many friends in Cheboygaa, who hope
he may conclude to make this his
home.
UEcls Toms Dramatic Co. advertised
July 3rd were unable to play in Che
boygan on account OF City of Mackinaw
not calling in going down, They had
to get aboard going up to fill engage
ments at Alpena July 4th.
The Ladies Independent Union. have
perfected all arrangements for musical
concert, the finest ever presented in
our city. Every detail of this musical
feast, has been provided for, ana it will
be given at the Opera House soon. Look
out for it. Home talent assisted by
Chicago and Indianapolis artists.