Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19
Mits and gloves at Mrs Champions.

street near Black River avenue,
Geo. C. .Ketchum, of Mackinaw Island
spent Tuesday night in Cheboygan.
Mrs Rosa Holbrook, of Helena Mon
tana, is visiting Mrs. Robert Robinson.
Call on Mrs Champion and examine
her stock of ladies' sill and lisl. thread
mits and gloves.
Mrs. Geo. Paqastte with .wo children
loft last night to visit two weslls at Nus
kegon and Milwaukee.
The ehlldren's meeting announced
for next Sunday at the Congregational
church has been postponed.
The Mary broke Der rudder while COM
ing down through the logs in the river
Tuesday and consequently did not go To
Nackinaw Island that trip.
TT. Van Arsdale arrived home from
his extended trip yesterday morniDg,
much improved, but thoroughly convin-
ced that there is no place like Cheboy-
gan.
They had II wrestling tournament in
front of d. II. Molonsy's yesterday but the
championship is claimed by too many
parties to have II settled wtkeut
another set to.
The "B" class of the high school will
entertain the graduating class and the
teachers Friday evening, after the sxer-
cises at the hall, at the residence of Mrs
Oscar Adams who kindly rendered them
the use Of her house for the purpose.
Jas. Duggan and B.C. Milliken have
rented the race course iOr the 4t'l and
9TH of July and they say the prospect
for the races is excellent. Everything
will be done on the square, and those
who love good race can be accomO-
dated.
Ray. L. P. Davis, Presiding Elder, OF
Alpena District, will preach in the N. +.
church next Sabbath at IL A. NJ. aid $50
p. NJ, he will hold Quarterly Conference
business meeting on Saturday svsning
! at 8 o'cleck. Love feast will begin AT
$3.50 on Sabbath morning.
In two weeks w. B. Miller goes to
New York to take charge of tbs Inter-
national Express Co. Mr.. Miller has
made many business friends since he
came to Cheboygan over year
since. These friends dislike TO see him
90 away and their bost wish for his
success he will ever have. He viii also
have success.
The lumbering operation of Al. Little
field on the North shore last winter for
certain Taylor on the Emmons lands
was not satisfactorily arranged by lay
lOr, but everything has been rightsd by
A. P. Newton purchasing the wh0ls bus
iness, lands, logs and all. The l,590,0M
logs on the bank of the lake are Cor sale,
and the 100000 remaining timber will
be harvested by Newton.
s. b. Thatcher, of Clarion, Charlevoix
county, arrived in Cneboygan, Monday
evening looking after Henry +. Chat
field who had been sent here from Mack
inaw City while sick, and it was report
ed at Clarion that he was in the county
poor house. Mr.. Thatcher was agree
ably surprised to find that the sick man
was being we'll taken care OF at the Ben
ton House, the members OF Temple
Lodge ]. O. o. +. having taken HIM i'll
charge, he being member OF that be-
noyolent order.
frame dwelling on the east side was
totally consumed by fire last Friday.
The fire was first discovered in the pan
try by one of the women, and made such
headway that the building was wrapped
in flames before the alarm could be
given. Frank Tombs and family
named Smith occupied the house. Mrs.
Smith scorched her face and eyebrows
trying to save her effects. The house
was formerly owned by Chas. Mute.
parties in Chicago were the present own
ers and have it we'll insured.
Last Friday was gala day for lnyer-
ness The school 80 successfully run the.
last two years by B. j. Vanderbilt assis-
ted by Miss Minnie. II. Eggeman. closed
amid flowers, music, speeches, essays.
and huge time. Mr.. Vanderbilt was
presented with an elegantly bouhd
volume of poems, and Miss Eggeman
received an ornamental silver ink stand.
Thh presentation speech by Miss Edith
McArthur was we'll done. The day
closed with picnic in the grove where
e,vin0c eroopnt oroundc and aVnrvthiuw