Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.

street.
DIR Champion Is having his house
painted.
The Fourth and Chsboygan will have
a bumper.
Remember to- morrow evening at the
Opera Heuse.
DR.. King has left to catch on at
Grand Rapids.
W. G. Boggs and F. B. Freeman start
ed for the 500 to-day.
W. s. Humphrey wen. to Lansing
Tuesday. he returns Friday.
Now is the time to make your improve
meats, labor needs employment.
Mr.. C. M. Stewart of st. Clair is In
town visiting his daughter, Mrs c.
Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Freeman, from
Middleport N. Y. are visiting W. G..
BOggs.
Phipps the wife murderer Is hung,
and so should every wife murderer
perish.
Rev. Chas. Otto, the popular Lutheran
pastor, goes next week to Marine City
to attend 1.-THE session Of the Lutheran
Synod.
Vim. Crane opened . very cosy ice
cream room in the rear of his cOnfec-
ti0nsry.
j. C. Lovelace at the Water mill on
Wednesday met with an accident where
by he was considerably bruised.
Misses Tracy and Lizzie Mcleod after
delightful visit of some weeks at Drum
monds Island returned last Saturday.
The Cleveland brought some very fine
marble stone that was shipped from
Vermont, for the First National bank,
Office floor.
Nsssrs Workman, McCrae and McCOr-
mick have gone to the North Shore for
a couple Of weeks, hunting, fishing, land
hunting. and huge time generally.
Friday evenings entertainment will be
the Hrst one of the kind ever given in
ChebOygan and if you want good scat
Won must be on hand in time.
Mrs. Nancy Bell, of Mullet Lake, fell
and dislocated her ankle and partially
dislocated her knee. The services of the
skilled sHrgeon, Dr. T. A, Perrin were
required.
Gentlemen who were accompanied by
ladies at the play Of Blunders felt them
selves grossly ihsulted by the supremely
silly and outrageously vulgar play Of
Blunders.
JIM. Bartlett the entsrprising bust
ness man has purchased half interest
in the Patent Peerless Fire and Water
proof Paint, that is destined to be the
popular paint of the world.
Parents and friends should not forget
the fine entertainment given Friday |
evening. Go early and get good seat
but don't take too many small babies |
unless you are sure they won't cry.
The TRIBUNE gives to tina breeze !
Blaine and Logan flag, assured that ii |
does not belong to Democracy to breeze
Blaine from the Presidency. He repre-
ssnts every principle that is sacred
to America and will himself be Presi
dent.
There will be garden party at the
residence of Mrs. Elliott. Duncan City,
next Tuesday evening for raising money
to purshasc library for tho Union Sun
day School of Duncan City. Let every
body who wants good time be sure and
be present.
The Tally Ho Chariot on Mackinaw
Island owned by STAIRS is becoming ia
nous as the most cosy and comfortable
hing to do the Island up with,
md Mr.. STAIRS explains everything per-
,ectly, SO says Will Bog gs and other
rood judges.
Mrs. Lottie +. Vorce, wife of David
:. Yorce, died at the residence of her.
ather, Mr.. John r. Clark, on Huron
trset, last evening, June 10Th, at 8: 50 I
Funsral from st. James church, at
,'cleck P. NJ. TO morrow-Friday) Rev.
7. NJ. Curtis officiating.
On the evening of the Fourth Of July.
Professor r. S Sweet will give a social
Top at his hall in tho Kesssler block.
20 pains will be spared to make it sue
essi in every way, an orchestra Of six
ieces will be in attendance. Dancing