Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-02-26
George G. Wharton has recovered and
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GeOrge u. wharton mas recovered anu
Is again attending to business.
VIM. Carpenter, agent of the G. r. &
I. railroad at Mackinaw City, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Jennie Burnett takes the position
Of cashier at w. g. A. McArthur's store
in place Of Mrs. Martin, who resigned.
Charles Martin has moved to Mrs.
Brannack's house on south Huron street.
Next week he enters into employment
with Wm. 8, Smith.
We understand two dances will be Civ
en- next week for the benefit of Sammy
Clark. Ons at the Fountain Hsuse Mon
day night and masquerade at Zorns
Hall on Tuesday evening.
Rev. j. M. Curtis, rector of st. James,
was taken i'll while officiating Sunday
morning and consequently held 40 ssrv-
ices in the evening. We are glad to an
nouncs that he has fully recovered and
is again in his usual health.
The replsvin suit in the case of Pack
ards VS. Sylvester Neelen and others was
to come off in Detroit yesterday, Msssrs
Packards and Watts S. Humphrey, their
attorney. left for Detroit Tuesday morn
ing.
Yesterday was the last day for intro
ducing bills in the Legislature. 1t was
thought taat the record of all former
Legislatures would be beaten, and that
q total of not less than thousand bills
would be introduced.
]. p. Sutton returned Saturday night
He visited his mother in Detroit at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. j. W.
Linderman, and her friends will be glad
to learn that she was enjoying excellent
health. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsrman are in
good health and prospering.
Miss Wood who had been visiting with
her cousin Mrs. A. r. Thayer for coup
10 of months received telegram an.
neunsing the serious illness Of her faith
or, and accompanied by her Unsle, Mr.
Allen, Mrs. Thayor's father, left Monday
for hsms, Mrs. Thaysr received wort
Monday that her Uncle was dead.
Owing to an impression that Rev. A
w. Westgate had not returned and thai
there would be no services the attend
anes at the Congregational church San
day morning was rather slim. Mr.. West
gate had arrived home Saturday evening
and preached just as though the house
was filled. The attendance in the even
ing was much larger.
Wan. Z. Maultby and wife returned
from Detroit last week, the physician
there not giving them much encourage
msnt as to Mrs. Maultbys condition. Mr.
Maultby sent over to Mackinac for DR.
Jessap, who came over Monday and after
a thorough examination gave it as hi
opinion that there were very strene
grounds for hoping her disease woui'
yield 10 proper treatment.
Wm. Hess returned from Maniste
yesterday merning. We regret to sa,
that he was so taken with the prospects
for & successful business, in his line, a
that place that he thinks OF moving hi
shop to that city sometime during til
coming season. He reports the leo pile
up on the shore there to height o
seventy.five feet. Thirteen Of the GREY
of tho steamer Ludington eame ashOr
on tho ice while he was in Manistee.
A dastardly attempt was made las
Friday night to set fire to James O'COn
ners sewing machine establishment
Kerosene oil was poured under the from
door and set on fire. Fortunately th
oil burned without setting the buildin
on fire. The bottom of the door wa
scorched and the floor shows the effet
of the burning oil for three or four fet
from the door. Have we fire bug
our midstp Had the effort proved su
cessful most disastrous fire would haN
been the result, as that locality is thicl
ly built up with frame buiidinss an
all would in all probability nave bee
burned.
On the occasion of the fourth annlvers
ry of the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs, Lou
II. Wsigand, the night was 30 stormy th'
many who were invited could not a
tend. To make amends for this misfo
tune surprise party was gotten
composed Of those who had been invite
to the anniversary and last Friday ever
ing raid was made upon the homo
Captain Kirkland. The surprise VI
not an com pleto as was desired. Mr.. al