Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
At PETOSKEY
INTERESTING LETTER FROM !. = c
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PE1osKEY, Aug eff anyone wishes 70
ebjsy warm weather he shoula come 10
retosksy. Ths mercury has gone up out
OF sight and not eses an Arlington Dell
BOY can bring IL down again. Yesterday
wss q sess cker. too. Eot srestk Of air
stirring, not bay breeze or snytAing else
cooling and refreshing. The bay ~aE Like
glass and returned the sunlight 70 "a with
sntiring p<rsisteney. We attended services
in the c. l.. S. C. Auditorium yesterday
morning and heard an eloquent sermon by
Bishop w. \. Ninde. Of Topeka. Kan. he
is man OF fns appearance asd unusual
brllliancy OF speech. Every seat IN the
vast auditorium was flied and ss its seating
capacity is 2 500, sems idea can be formed
Of the audience. Superintendent OF g. l.. 8
work in Michigan, John ". Hall. occupied
. seat on the platform with . number of dis
tinguished appearing gentlemen and q large
choir, the crying baby was In the centrs
Of the room and the bs ID headed man sat
Ia front of Us. And 1t was warm, oh. so
warm for the people who were pack ed IN as
closely ss possible. L enjoyed the sermon
very much indeed. aud never lost a word
till in a hapless moment caught sight OF
the bald headed man. lie was warm. so
very. very warm that the top OF his head
Was rs red as . poppy. There was some
thing about that head that tickied my
risisilities In vain tried 10 listen 10 the
sermon. | made desperate efforts 10 control
my facial expression; tried. even, 10 look as
serious as John ". Hall. No use. / sue
cumbed to the feeling of unrignteous ieyiIy,
and during the greater part OF the sermon
nd t. - oiA
girl.
The Arlington seems 10 be favored this
year. Owing TO the cool season many re
sort hotels are nearly deserted while the
Arlington is full, Amos Mussel man, OF
Grand Rapids, having taken the last room
last night. There are a number OF Grand
Rapidans here in addition TO those men,
toned before. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Seymour.
Mrs. III. Collins and children. Messrs. l.. +.
Torrey. John Westerhoff. r. q. Ellinwood,
Fred Winternitz and John q. Cen spent
Sunday here. Lucius TORY. the dude re-
porter for the ResorfeT. went south last
night and is probably dreaming OF . dark
haired angel in pretty pink surah Il don't
believe all angels are blonde or all wear
white) whom he met at the hop on
Saturday evening. The Arlington hops
are simply enchanting. Some of the
prettiest girls in Columbia were present
gowns. Each and every one of them
chewed gum and their dainty lateral
grinders kept perfect time with the music.
Around and around glide the walters.
One tive three, one two three, see the
pretty girl in pink, she has been on the floor
all the evening and is all out of breath, bat
thank fortune she does not need il for her
gum is safe and her jaw has never missed q
wag.
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all the resorts this season and IT you have
any scruples n regard 10 the proprieiy of
it just lay them aside, for you cannot be a
belle nor can you be popular unless you
chew gum.
There is delightful breeze from the bay
tonight and II is very welcome after toe hot
day. Northern rights are always cool and
refreshing. One always sleeps well and cats
well in this climate. The Arlington cuisine
has reached perfection this season and the
epIcure who cannot find exactly what he
wants on Jimmy Hayes table, does not
know what he does want.
DIR. ], b. Griswold has been up bere rus
ticating and enjoying himself be used TO
live in the wilds of Minnesota, and quite
prides himself on bis use of the Chippewa
language. For several days after bis arrival
here he was observed 10 work himself up
into perfect fever whenever be saw a red
sklu. IcOplc were puLlieu. l1ey Hnaily
concluded that the doctor was afraid. One
day be WAS seon hurrying down the side
walk toward Bay View. Near the station
he was met by big brave. and all the re-
sorters thereabout hurried around the twain
to see what would happen. The doctor
said boo zboo." The brave said boo
zhoor also. Then the doctor said, 'Ahnep-
etush sshains?" The big brave smiled and
answered, "ka we mondopee dukime,
I.
the doctor smiled a smile that was sborig-
iDal and bland as be ratified off in reply.
"kswewumenows. Wequatozhing need 50
arhaing weah schota cheman ss going 10
take"
And after all this war of words they parted
friends
Harbor Point Is among the prettiest re
sorts of the North and ever will be on &C.
count of its locality. With little karbor
on one side and Little Traverse Bay and
Lake Michigan on the other, ii will con-
tipue to be the Mecca for many q weary and
warm traveller. Professor Shepard was
there yesterday. as we're the Misses Godfrey.
of Grand Rapids.
Many people win go to kackinsc next
week to take in the regatta which promises
10 be very fine. There are entries from
Chicago. Buffalo and intermediate points
and some Of the finest yachts on tho lakes
Will compete 1or the prize speclsl trains
will run over the G.. x. K l.. and Sll the
steamers will give excursions 20 the Island
August IA and -, during the day. OF the
races
But the night Is filed with music and the
psrlor concert is on. OF 20 the west over
the bsy thunder storm is raging and
electricity is PLAYING peek-s-b0o with the
clouds. | will hie me down to the 7srlors
where ali il life, and light. and music and
brightness Thunder storm and ! do not
agree when they are too near. An rfvoir,