Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-08-28
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 2s, 1884.

Personal.
Miss Carrie Magofin returned home
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patterson arrived
home this morning.
A. G. left. editor of the Alpena Pioneer.
spent couple of days in Cbeboygan last
week.
Miss Jennie Thompson and Lou Coon.
OF Maneslona, are visiting Mrs. Will
Clark.
n. F. Quaintancs, agent of the G. R. &,
l. railroad at Petsskey, was in town last
Saturday.
DR.. 0. B. Weed arrived from Charlie.
voix on the Champlain Friday, and will
spend some time in Chsboygan.
George Holloway. of Constantine ar
rived Saturday morning, and is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. Chandler.
s. N. Clement. of Colon, Mich, and
daughter. Mrs. Lille dorton, of Chicago.
are visiting their son and brother, O. N.
Clement.
MRS. Jonas Wheeler and children re-
turned Monday from the southern part
Of the State, accompanied by a sister of
Mr.. Wheeler's.
Rev. ID. Hoffman, of Wausau, Wis,
arrived in Cheboygan Tuesday morning
70 VISIT Rev. Charles Otto. pastor of the
Lutheran church.
Mrs. E. ShipmaR, from Milon O. is
spending the hay fever season in Che
boygan. Her many friends are glad to
welcome her back.
H. F. Newell, of Flushing, Mich, form.
erly resident Of Cheboygal arrived
Thursday evening. and spent several
days with former friends.
s. f. Horton, Of Lapesr, spent several
days in our city visiting Hon. Oscar Ad-
ans and family. Mr.. Horton is a broth
or OF Mrs. Adams. He left for home
Monday evening.
Henry j. Miner arrived on the Mos
senger Sunday, expecting to spend few
days at home, but was called away the
same day by telegram that his mother
was not expected to live.
Mr.. LaPres and wife returned home
Saturday evening from their visit to
friends in Canada. He reports very
pleasant visit and comes back increased
TX weight and considerably Drowned by
exposure.
Prot. Z. d, Sutherland arrived down
from the $500 on the Van Raalte Satur-
day. and this week left for the upper
peninsula. along the line of the D., M. &
NJ. railroad, to canvass in the interest
OF the Cheboygan Sanitariam.
George w. Miner, clerk of the propel
Ter Messenger received telegram Sun.
day stating that his mother was very
low and not expected to live. He lsf
for her bedside that evening, Bert Ram
say taking his position as clerk for thi,
: trip.
Bert H. Begols arrived in ChebcygaI
Saturday night from his western home
capturing one of ChebOYgan's favorit
daughters and leaving for the west Tues
day night. Burroughs has hosts of warn
friends here who wish he and his tn
best this world affords, AID who ar
gratified to hear of his success.
Nyron Hartley and James E. BONN,
and wife, of Vandalia, arrived Frida,
evening and Saturday morning went up
in the Black Lake section to look owe
land. They are members Of the society
Of Friends AID come up with view O
organizing a society in this section ant
establishing colony Of members of tina
branch Of the church.
Rev. Carl Otto, the pastor of the Lu
thsran church of our city, left on tn
City of Cleveland for Monroe and othe
places to see what he can do to turtle
the interests of the Lutheran cOmmu
nifty among as, as his congregation |
small and just building up. He will b
gone about month. We notice that h
has gone from here in company Of Rev
j. j. Hoffman, Of Wausau, Wis. w
wish him all manner of success in hi
undertaking..