Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-12-04
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
Catered at the PostoMce at Cheboygan
Mich. assecond Glass Matter.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1884.
THE CITY.

A pair OF Boots have skipped from Che.
boygan leaving a number of creditors to
mourn their departure.
George F. Reynolds, cashier of the
First National bank, left last Friday
morning to visit friends in Ohio.
Fred Lent arrived from the Sault Ste.
Marie and is allowing the light Of his
countenance to shine upon his numsr-
Gus friends.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M, E.
church realized the handsome sum of
$45 from their harvest home festival,
held on Tuesday night of last week.
Messrs Gero & Smyth will give anoth
or masquerade at the skating rink New
Years eve. Those who attended their for
mer masquerades will know what to ex-
pect.
Lovers of skating are having fine
sport every afternoon on the ice inside
the breakwater. The boys keep the
Snow cleaned off and the attendance
would indicate that the sport was at
tractive.
Elsewhere will be found programme
of the themes and exercises for Michigan
M. E. churches, arranged by the Ashbury
Centenary Association, for celebrating
the centennial of the organization of the
Methodist Episcopal church in the United
States.
Mrs. ]. d. Peters, of Los Angeles, CAL,
who has been visiting Mrs R. Rapp, left
Saturday morning to visit friends in the
southern part of the state. Mrs. Rapp
accompanied her as far as Mackinaw
City and spent Sunday with friends at
that place.
There was good audience in attend
ance at the Union Thanksgiving servi-
ces at the Congregational church last
Thursday. Rev Northrup, pastor of the
NJ. E. church, delivered an excellent dis
course, showing great care and study In
its preparation.
Rindskoff Bros. present a change Of
advertisement in this issue. These hard
times it behooves us all to buy to advan-
tage, especially if it is present let it
be something useful, and we know Of no
better place than the Star Clothing
House to find something useful and with
In reach.
recount Of the vote on the auto
graph quilt at Harvest Home Festival"
by the ladies of the M. E.. Church and
the highest vote was given to Miss Kate
Hamilton. This was ease when they
went behind the original returns in or
der to do justice. Mrs. Northrup got the
quilt all the same.
Last Saturday afternoon the school
beard met to open bids for supplying
wood for the school. Several bids were
in, running $1.1o, $1.2O, $1.24 and $1.25
per cord. TWAS voted to award the con-
tract to Thomas Richardson, who was
the lowest bidder, $1.10 per cord. The
amount called for was 1875 cords.
Mrs. G. ]. Rosenblad's eldest daughter,
aged s or o years, died last Sunday morn
ing from congestion of the lungs. She
had been ailing tive or three weeks, bat
it was not thought her sickness would
terminate in her death. She was a
bright, promising child, and her death
is sad loss to mother and family of
children.
is. COoper's valuable hound which
was stolen from him while hunting
deer was returned to him on the Allan
tic last Friday, having been found at
Rogers City by Mr.. Campbell. The lat
ter says the parties having the dog did
not want to let him go and credits Dr.
]. B. Patterson with interfering in his
behalf and securing its return. The
animal looked as il it had been badly
used, being guant and poor.
We trust our citizens will bear in
mind the presentation again Saturday
evening at the Opera House of the "Spy
of Shiloh" The G. A. r. boys are de-
serving of crowded house, and ought
to have it. The piece is presented in an
excellent manner, all the parts being
sustained in manner highly creditablt
to our local talent. Let everybody make
an effort to attend, and give RuddOcl
Post G.. A. r, q COED financial benefit,