Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26


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= .een.tssa ~ r-oslrs Size sailed last
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y al Medina \. 4. Mr. Best formerly
lived In ral. cav and intends % s.5 ll.to
ousiaes. ID soaln Bend. lad Miss Better
has become Best-tne best wlf5 in the land
% 1er Best husband Oh earth
ur and Nr. e. B F,.rer ~ James-st
celebrated their tweuly-uuh anniversary
last I91slay night q number 90 presents
we're given aud 1y 0ay Of fun. the couple
oi teenlg- i've years were married a4alu by
Res. " I'll. Carlisle, pastor 0f the hast
Street Al h. church.
Miss Maud Goebel. OF Cherry-st. leaves
0n Tuesday for Chicago and Evanston, III
= here she tx poets 20 yisiI Tor SOME six
Wsrks Daring her absence Miss GOebel
viii act As bridesmaid for her friend, Miss
Mae stone al Tie lat-er.s home I'D Marshall
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Miss Ne-Ia Cole, OF bostWick-si., Tor Tie
past few weeks, leaves tomorrow for New
, of2 Nily where she Viii remain unui the
Fl" inter when the yotns ia9y VIII return 70
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Mrs. Holden and Miss Maggie Holden
nave nave eonci uded a Nlsi Win Mf ana MIS-
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Ais. "a1s Degoiyei, Oi h-FeIsi'-' ,,, III,
Vas ine guest OF MS marry W IuuioOiho' Vi
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is the cashier of the Banx of Kenosba.
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4. h Bgchanau of Milton. la. before her
rerurn home
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caro ON tbeir return from 81. louis The
Gentlemen reached home this morning.
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5isi a. wi, P,,lI ~ ~ of NJ
so Crescent-ave. was appropriately cele-
bratad on Friday evening last
NJ a,5 Atrs pbilo q F,,Ier bsvs iss,ed
cards announcing the wedding of Miss
Kate Huntington Gilbert and Mr.. John
Caldwell Holt. for Oct 6th.
Mr. and Mrs John Morton. OF Philadel-
phia. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Mccoy. OF No. - Paris-ave. Mrs. Morton
is Mr.. McCoy's sister.
The Misses Emma and Naooie Long ot
Shelcon-st leave tomorroyV for Ogontz
Pa, where they will resume their studie:
for the Winter
Mrs + A Gorham and children ot
Pasis-ave., who have been spending the
Summer al Eastern resorts, returned home
early last week.
Mrs. Charles Gibbs has completed a visit
win heT sister MIS-. T.. Il. alorluge' %
Iarls-aNe-' =. luu Ie'uiHeu u neI hoine IL
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us ha'1 y p '..sn NJ sPPeSt III ttle V Cas.
and ,TiU cnen rbeir season AT New Haven
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Miss Ad8ia bradford returns to Ann
Arnor to-morrow where She will com
mence her studies ia the senior class of the
| L. OF NJ.
Rev. and Mrs J. w. Horner, of Byron
Center, are the guests OF their son, Mr.. JO
seph Horner' OF North Prospect-st.
Mr.. Schuyler G. Baldwin, of Kalamazoo