Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
markAbly quick run for q distance of
nearly ulnf hundred miles.

nearly nlne hundred miles
Ms Enlm8 K013aIl l0s1es f5T TIE
East THIS week and VII spend most Of
the winter al Buffalo.
Nh. A. y. Plumb il gong 10 Rockford
81 reslde.
Mrs. Prank lrish, of Grand Haven, "a
visiting friends IN this city.
Mss Marion Nandergeen, of Grand
Haven, YlslteG friends IA tins city lasl
week.
Mr.. c. :. Edwards went 70 MAnoel0na
on business Tuesday.
Mr.. Nm. Alden smith went to Mus-
kegon "Wednesday.
MF c. H. BLACK and family. of Petos-
key, have come ~ thls Clty t. spend tie
winter.
Mrs. Mm. NJ. Carpenter and daughter
judith, have gone 10 Texas q spend
tie winter.
Mr. VII Looms presided at the 0f-
gan Tuesday evening al tAe installation
services OF Rev. J. A onerrard. oi h,g
Rapids.
Mrs. ". +. Baker and daughter. of
Big Rapids, visited friends here ouung
the week.
Mr. Geo. Mhitworth has just return
"a from business Flslt 10 Boston, New
York and Philadelphia.
Or. PaKOn and wife, OF South Bend,
Ind, are tie guests " DT. Palm on
flith-aYe.
Dr. h. A. Welles leaves tomorrow for
Chicago, on short business tup.
Mr. 4. Holt, OF Cascade, wac ia the
city yesterday.
Dr. ii. C. Peckham, of Freeport. was
IN theciiy Yesterday on business.
Miss Maud Hughes left for the East
Friday night.
Mr.. c. h. Garwood came over the
D., q. ii. a n. from Detroit last night
lie returns Monday.
Mr.. Eugene X. Leipheimer, OF peo-
ria, H., ls making an extended stay ln
tins city.
Mr. r. NJ. Crowley, Of Detroit, .s N
the city.
Rev. }. :. Large and daughter have
taken apartments az the Warwick.
Miss Large is an accomplished pianist.
Mrs. J.. :. HI has secured apart
| ments az the Narw ck for the winter.
Mr.. c. A. Clarke, ot Detroit, is ID tie
city.
NJ. i. Church and wife have just re-
! turned from Washington. where MI.
| Church has been looking after the in-
| torcsts of several patents tt has pend
lng. lie also supeuutcnded the pla--
! ucO work that has been put 10 the Ho-
tel Nounandie, and made an examine
| ton of the gold mine DO winch Don J..
Loathers ana other Grand Rapids men
are interested, and says that tAc pros
poets are very iiatterng.
Mr.. Gilbert Applchoa, who went 20
! Natcrt0wn, OAK, 60 locate, las rec
turned 20 las old pOs uon with the e..
| * ". NJ. IN this city. Mr.. and Nrs.
| Applehoh are al home a. their friends
at the Irving.
Mr. II. J. Sutherland. Of Chicago. Is
al the Warwick lie vii remain in
tins city until January D.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". !. Myers, Of Detroit,
are IL the city.
Among those who arc "at home a.
| the Warwick for the winter are. Rev.
| Geo II. Dole. Mr. ID. s. plors0n aud
| family, Miss Webster, al tho Madison
| avenue school, Mr. and Mrs. %. k WI
marth, Prof. and Mrs Thomas. NJ. and
/ Mrs. /. :. Fink. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
| Ward, Mr.. and Mr. Flman. Mr. Hop
kins and daughter Miss Anna, and Mr.
r. +. stevens and family.
Hon. Geo. A. Farr. OF Grand Haven,
is contemplating a removal o. this city.
Mr. A. MeekIson. OF Chicago. is ia
| the city on business.
Mr. u. J. Bcrgomann Of Chicaoo,is .n
| flr. f.rftr r.r, a. irre.rrt.c- frrf
Mr. J. Holderman. Of Fort Wayne. s
IN tho city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Van Nochtn, g
| Cedar Rapids, Iowa. arc the guests n
Air. anc Mrs. Charles L.Fitch. of lnio.-
ST. Mr.. Van Ncchtcn ls cashier of the
! National Bank at Cedar Rapids.
| Harry J. skinner. OF Great Fails,
Montana, is visiting his father. T. J..
Skinner. IF thc Board of Review and
Equalization.
Misses Bertha and Maggie Moore. 81
tins city, are visiting Mss MINNIE flcm-
ing, of Hastings.
Mrs. G. X. Niclole. who sang 90
crodtably al the Park CouCrcgaU
| Church. last sunday, VIII sing there
| again today.
Miss Rose Anna johnson. tbo oet-
| mahlGdaughtcr o. Capt. johnson. 81 t'Ir
| pol co department. Hho has been 4. Ior
-Four weeks with typhoid malaria has
so far recovered thar shc wN probably
bc able g. resume her duties iu Aosscn
| Rrofhere during tHc coming week