Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-12
PERSONALS.

J, PERSONALS.
Sheriff Denton has returned.
w. Travers was in town last weel
w. II. Dawson is journeying tc
wards Flint.
w. A. Green, of Oscoda, was i
town Friday.
Mrs. f. Walker is visiting friend
at Manistee.
Homer Smith has gone on a trip I,
Newago county.
DIR. Howell has returned from hi
trip to Unadilla.
G. Houk arrived by steamer AL.
pena Friday last.
III. Greenbaum and l. Goldberg ar
rived this morning.
j. B. Newton left on steamer Arun.
dell yesterday morning.
Caspar Alpern was in Detroit the
early part of the week.
Z. Hutton landed off the Detroit
steamer which arrived Friday.
III. ii. Wittelshofer left for Detroit
Monday, on business trip.
L. o. Avery and daughter arrived
this morning by Detroit steamer.
Mrs. G. A. Howard and son have
gone on visit to relatives at st. Clair.
Mrs. F. w. Fletcher went to De-
troit this week, leaving town Saturday
night.
Mrs. Geo. Masters took passage on
steamer Alpena Saturday night, for
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Klock and daugh-
ter arrived home this morning from
New Jersey.
f. Loeb left town Monday morning
by Bay City steamer, being on bust
ness trip east.
f. M. Wheeler started on bust
ness trip to Detroit and other places,
Saturday, returning this morning.
VIM. Manion has gone to Detroit,
having taken the remains Of Mrs.
Edward Manion there for burial.
DIR. G. HI. Shelton, of Detroit, is
in town on business in connection
with the Buker estate, of which he is
administrator.
G. II. Warren returned home Fri
day afternoon by steamer City of AL
pena, from a business trip to the
Wholesale markets.
Albert Pack and Albert Fletcher
are enroute for Europe. They left
town yesterday morning and will pro-
badly not return until fall.
Miss Aggie Sprague, who has been
absent from town the past winter, ar
rived home Saturday by steamer
Arundel, from Bay City.
Geo. l.. Maltz was in Detroit this
week attending the session Of the
Knights Templar, being a delegate
from the Alpena Commandry.
Captain f. c. Holmes and lady
were in Detroit the early part of the
week, and the captain attended the
session of the Knights Templar.
|. Weaver, who had charge of the
new steel bridge in behalf of the
Smith Bridge Co., after the departure
of Mr.. Motter, returned to Toledo
last week.
Mr.. Slaght, of Flint, who has been
visiting his son N. Slaght, of the
firm of Nicholson e. Slaght, left by
steamer Arundel, Thursday, on his
return home.
Geo. White came up on the steamer
Flora from Port Huron, arriving Fri
day, and will soon remove to Inlay
City, having secured a position in q
business place there.
Colonel r. M. Donnelly and Chas.
Howard returned this week from their
trip to Saginaw, at which place they
took part in the shooting matches of
the State Trap Shooting association.
Go to the Cent store and see the
new goods.
A cyclone cloud passed over this
city last evening towards the lake.
Velocity estimated by various per-
sons from 80 miles per hour to 1000
miles per minute.
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