Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-05-22

face of draw head to its centre home,
there to remain safe until u%ncoupled,
either ON top. side, or platform of car.
The PIN cannot avoid its release or nnR
on car on which falls OF becomes do
rallied.
We have an ornamental fixture here
that beats ChebOygan, viz, q live dude
Indian, he comes to town at hueklsber-
ry picking, sells, and with his "shunea"
buys light gloves and dude clothes,
dances up and down the streets, and
and when he gets plenty skittewaboo
with a greet big BOO) he makes Rome
howl and Is the dudest dude Of all dudes
He Is a repeater, sure to do likewise at
maple sugar time.
Mr.. Crowley is erecting a fine resi-
dsnce on Pine street and the boys are
looking Tor the house warming.
Mr.. D. Adam Foulk has got himself
n your correspondent into a fine muss
Mrs. Kate FOu1k says that wonderful
m0eklng bird belongs to her and not to
Adam, Eseulapius is looking out sharp
as he expects somebody is after his
scalp.
Jerry Hopper has gone to Detroit for a
week.
Captain Dit GiffOrd's smiling face is
seen upon our streets. Dit is home from
the 500 on a visit.
The original Tom Rock paid us q
flying visit, and as Tom is a highflyer he
flew out of town flying light On the fly
ing keers.
An alarm of FIRE yesterday caused by
the chimney on fire at the Eureka Bill
lizard hall. Glib says it is cheaper than
to pay the chimney sweep a dollar. Our
fire department fought nObly and the
flames were soon eXtinguished.
Ben hillieker Of the McHenry House,
is placing his famous bear upon the
lawn in front day times, in good view
OF all passing trains, so the passengers
will see some Of the products of ChebOy-
gan county, Glib says he must bring out
his deer, etc.
Mrs II. G. Graves returned home We'd
nesday from Toledo where she has been
quito ILL, she is improving.
~ We have just learned of a very pleas
ant surprise that happened a short time
since at the Buckeye House, Burt Lake,
mine host Il. III. Sager. 1t was the an
niversary of the estimable landlady Mrs
Sager. Their friends in large numbers
came in a huddle and the surprise was
complete. The tables fairly groaned
with goodies and the arrangements were
complete for fun, feasting and a jolly
good time. Mr. and Mrs Sager have
hosts Of friends and under their manage
ment of the Buckeye house, will attract
large numbers of tourists and pleasure
seekers the coming season. They have
thoroughly renovated the house and are
ready for guests.
We have a party here that has delayed
their house cleaning until to-day. 1t is
flashed and they are happy, 1t consists
of backing the stove and washing the
baby's face. 1t did them both good es'
pecially the baby,
River full OF logs f1oatiag gently down
the staeam. Doc. Hay peas are up and
the raddishes and lettuce are upper,
There is just one piece OF the genus
homo that we wish to make us happy
and that ia a good shoemaker.
Eaters are scarce and advancing.
Messrs Adams g. Lamphere have re-
moved from the Riverside house. to the
h0wse recently occupied by Rev. Mr.
Lentz. The Johnson house is booming
Martins sidetrack Is completed and
waiting for cars fer 100000 poles, ties
and posts. Hurrah for Indian River
and the NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
ESCULAPIUS.