Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-17
THE CITY.
Fax is awning.

Mrs. Henry Seymour has returned to
Chsboygan County.
The Council has placed the amount OF
liquor bonds at $1,000.
Will Smith started the first mill of
Che season on Tuesday.
The Cheboygan Lumber Co.'S mill
Blows her whistle to-day.
July 20 is the day set for Bishop
Richter's Episcopal visit to C~heboygan.
Frank Todd extends shelving and
counters 10 feet on both sides Of his
store.
Royal j. Taylor, Walter Rodger and
Mr.. Kidd of Ailis were in the city yes
serday.
Mrs. j. E. Clark returned from Detroit,
Wednesday evening much improved in
health,
Already the Democrats are talking up
Sheir county candidates for the fall
sampaign.
The east side has so maEy new houses
going up that VI can't give a detailed
account of them.
John w. McGinn left Tuesday morn
ing for a business trip to Bay City, Sag
NAV and Detroit.
Mr.. TheOpholus GOulden, of Port HUI
gOn, in town a few days visiting his roll
atives and friends.
Miss Emily Elliot leaves on Wednes-
day next for Chicago, for her summer
stock of Millinery.
The enrOute of rivermen for their re-
ypective drives leaves numerous vacant
chairs at our hotels.
W. H. SCOTS dwelling on Bailey street
shows far at a distance and is going to
sdd much to our city.
Some trees have already been trans
planted. NOw is the time to attend to
Mis important matter.
The lambs of st. James on Sunday af-
ternoon presented the Sunday school
with $50 worth of books.
Will VanValkenburg arrived from
Detroit Monday night to make the fish
bus mess so swimmingly.
Street repairing, house cleaning, yard
cleaning, petitions etc. are now in order;
But don't forget the sewerage.
The number of communicates at ST.
Mary's church Easter Sunday was prob
ably the largest ever witnessed there.
Rev. j. M. Curtis, Rector of st. James.
aas fully sustained his reputation as an
able minister and most efficient pastor.
Believe us or rot, but the coming sea-
son will tell a good deal of C%hebOygan's
future. We look for a prosperous One.
The Episcopal Sunday school received,
on Easter, a present from friends, of st.
Johns, Detroit, of 48 Sunday school hym-
nails.
s. S. Eddy lett Tuesday for Detroit and
Chicago. Our readers will hear from
through the TRIBUNE when he re-
Special meeting of the A. O.. U. W. next
Monday and il the goat don't stop his
kicking, a policeman will be
sailed in.
A. j. Rosinson took roller skates or
and fell his qghole length, mak
more music'than any bass dram that
sver based.
- II. yanArsdale leaves this week ror
n, cans to enable the KpirAts Of
v,s,ort, Aave thoir grand meeting at
crs.ont {. " all o. K.
Alex Mckay ia. as takes charge of
q engiue at r. Ye,s 1ns mill the com
season. Alex IL Trustworthy and
.dor ~Gods hts business.
u;t.,o n.eu McCaushion who was
.ss , feet upwards and back /,
, pS' 10 runni -fouI Of the hookers Of !
.. Affairs bull, ia II Ut Se'"as'y hurt as c
~ supposed. II
By the way-How do you like my pic 4
REP, asked he of a friend he lOuha IN II
$ parlor on his return home, = photo
!, had lately taken. Oh, very well, us {
true, WHY ia know you if Id never h
.en you before. b
Rev. Watson 3. Young. Pastor of the o
Ills Presbyte1ian church gave us a $
easant call on Tuesday. Presbyterian 2
God is as'good as flows and we are 8