Telegram-herald., 1888-09-26


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sis,tlns IN ChlsAks.
Na l. C. Hsssll and Mrs. D. ". Wer-
tsl lsft YESTERDAY for Cslc4se-
Frsak Eatls. 81 Bssssnasf isrnsr Crane
Rapids rsslasDL . 10 ne city.
Ar snd Ms. Js2ss l. Miller. Of Clsvs-
ard, hsFe cszs heEe 10 reside.
Harry Dissls isft YESTERDAY noralng tof
Ceic4Eo for tsl days 'sez1ioh-
l. = koultoa has rsssrsed frem
stQm ping tour 10 the sixth Distract
Aiss Grace wsuGsysT las seospIsd po-
silion 10 Clly Treasures Ferrys eraos
@AiSs Iizzis TboupsoB hss returned frem
a weeks VAT with frlsnds al ! psllsEu.
Tom Pierce is spending = HsAtk n tie
city. after which ne viii again 60 West
Governor Lgee went 10 Nsssygo yestsF-
day. after spendiaF the sigat In this ely.
A. c. Fink. Of Asrsbsn has accepted q
position with the Tower Clothing Company.
Er-Aldsrmsn Nilnins. Of Toledo. will
attend the dedication Of the City Hal today.
Mrs Reed the veil known professional al
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| Dakota
Mrs C. D. Peass and Mrs. Thomas Sar-
| seant are spending lev days with friends
"a Chicago
Mrs.. Sarah Wood. l22 Can&l.st. has gone
10 chicago to purchase her iAl STOCK oi
millinery goods.
Roger W. Grissold leaves today for Ann
| ArOor, where he will pursue his studies Tor
the coming year
Miss Cora Ssllinger. OF Big Rapids who
has been visiting Mas hose Nsndefsluis,
las returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. .sprahr left yesterday
| fDr Boonville, No. where they Will visit
Mr.. Sprshrs parents.
| Mrs II. C. FlsEg. of Pentwater. who hss
been visiting Ars A. d. Baker. OF Carrier
| st., has returned nome
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evening for their old home. Lock port. y.
| y, 10 be gone a month.
The wedding OF Charles Cawkins and
Miss Miilio Ketz, a telephone operator, Will
tsks place ia the near future.
The Misses Pierce, of Toronto, have re-
turned home after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. K. w. Reynolds. OF Jefferson ave.
Rev. Dr. Charles Fluhrer and Charles d.
| Almy expect 10 leave today on a boatin g
trip to Grand Haven. They will return on
| the steamer.
C. w. DierdoTf. formerly q telegraph
operator in the employ OF the G. r. & L.
mas accepted & position as salesman IN the
new Hub cigar store.
Mrs. II. Escott leaves today to visit her
old home at Port Rowan. Sne will 90 from
there to Rockliffe to spend the winter with
her daughter. Mrs. Charles NcIntyre.
Hon Roscoe Dix, of Berrien Springs,
was in the city yesterday on his way 10
Lansing. De reports very encouraging q
outlook for the Republicans in Berrien
county.
Mrs. Lewis Dennis and infant daughter
of Ithaca. y. Y. are visiting Mrs. Denais
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Clark. of Ran
som-st. They will remain in the city unit
after Thanksgiving.
A. D. Flory. OF 3s Carrier-st.. who has
been in ill-heslth for some time, left last
night, accompanied by his wife, fol
Colorado Springs. They expect to be
absent about one year. in hopes the chang
of climate will benefit mis- health.
Mr.. Hendrie, of Montague, and hr
Hardy of Menominee, were guests of Os
vald Nsndersuis at dinner yesterday, anC
| departed on the afternoon train for AnI
| Ar0Or. The three young men are OF the
same fraternity at the University.
Miss Nellie N. Robinson. Fred j. Robin
son. and Mr. and Mrs G. w. Johnson. o
| Coldwater, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown
Of Allegan. who accompanied the remains
| Of the late Minerva S. Robinson 10 this city
left for their homes yesterday afternoon
| Mrs. A. Ed Robinson will accompany hel
sister, Miss Nellie, and remain some time