Telegram-herald., 1888-01-03

B.F. Ferris 81 HomsE kieA.. Gas IN ths
cisy ssstsfdzs.
Mr sna ars. P. II. Carroll hays rssnrnsa
froa En4csEo-
Hsnry Burnett : spsnding The NinteE n
Pasadena, CaL
Z. ". Lindsay spsa. Aev Years with
Trends In Detroit.
J.mss AcInnss lsfs lzst nigat for PsaA-
eesa. Ca. 70 sezlae.
C.E. olaey and family leave for C2lifor-
MA the fFst of fssrn&ry-
HI niImtns OF Tslszo. Is the guest OF
relatives snc fTiends IA this elty
F.C Chsrssesxa and IL. A. Trssk. Of White
Cioos, were Ia tks city yesterday
NJ. ana Mira u. d. Cody leave for Santa
BsrsaEs. Cal, the latter part Of January.
Albert W. Lsyi. OF the T0ssF leaves to-
cay fsE a Wait With frieads IA Peru Ind.
Mrs. Bsss Esgles6sld aDd Ars. Parsons.
received yesterday AZ p south Pros0sct-sh
Mr.. David Walker. Of Sand Lake, Was
the susst os Mr. aud AFs. b. Lewis. New
Years
nrs. Anna Berger, of Jackson. is guest
a. Lhe home 0f her son, Manager Fred q.
Berger.
DR.. r. d. Putnam has so far recovered
bis health as 10 be able 10 appear on The
streets.
Mr. and Mrs. A J. winslow. of Saginaw,
are spending the holidays With friends IN
this city.
John L. Bsadield. of Fond du lac, Wis.
is visiting friends ia this city. lie formerly
resided here.
Afr. aud Mrs Long. of Hoopston. III, ars
spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J.
u. Alexander.
Mrs. z. Z. Allen Of Coit-ave. is spending
the holidays with relatives At the Battle
Greek sauitarium.
Mics Flora Moore will leave on Thursday
for Washington, ID. c.. where she viii prob
ably spend the Winter.
Mr.. apd Mrs. H. f. Hastings are enter
tanning Mrs. Mary Clark and daughter, Miss
Lcttie, of Hamilton, \. \.
Burridge Butler. of the Democrat, who
has tsen laid up by sickness for some days,
is again husiiing on the rounds.
DIR. and Mrs. Gardner, of Cedar Springs.
were the guests of their daughter, Mrs. A.
L. Hall during New Years day.
| Mrs. C. w. Colt aud sons. Albert and
/ Robert have been spending the holiday:
with her parents in kenosha, Wis
Charles A. Renwick spent New Years
| with his brother Edward in Chicago. He is
| expected TO return today or tomorrow.
Geo. t. Smith psymssterl for Moray 4
| Tally, contractors OF the q. t., l.. q ID
road, has recovered from short illness.
Miss Grscs Wendover, of Sherman-st., j:
entertaining her friends, Miss Maud Nc
GoFan and Miss Maud Moshier. of Pewamo
| Mrs. Frank Godfrey and son. of Lansing
have returned home after spending the
| holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| Il. Turner.
| Miss Bixby, of st. Louis. Mo-, is the
| guest OF Miss Hattie White, of this city, and
| was among the new faces at the Misse:
| Gage and Benedicts hop last evening.
| Fred d. Sherman, who is a graduate o.
| the Michigan University, class 'S7, returns
| 10 Berrien Springs this morning, where hs
holds the important position of principal o.
the city schools.
Harry Perkins has returned from visi
of some length with relatives and friends in
Salem, Mass. Mrs. Perkins, who wen
| Last with him. stopped with friends in De
troit where she remains few days.
Mr. and Mrs William S. Vinegar. Masie
Svife Vinegar, Mr.. and Mrs. Ciarenc'
Peck. who were guests st the Swift-BolanC
wedding at Grass Lake last Wednesday, re
turned to this city last night. Mrs. Steyer
Griggs, aunt of the bride, returned TO he
home in Detroit last night and Mrs Edwar,
". Tinkham, of this city, who was also
guest, returned On Friday in order to b
able to attend the Ladies Literary Club ded
ication on Saturday.