Telegram-herald., 1889-05-19

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az NewaygO.
Mr. T.. B. Caldwell has removed %
the WaF.lck.
Mr. l.. r Sweet Is in Fullerton, Da-
kots, or business
Mr.. julius HOusemAn went up 10
Nu,kegon THURSDAY.
Mr.. J. II. Thomas has gone 20 Kan
sas u spend the summer with a SISTER.
Dr. K. H. spencer, formerly Of PeRs-
mo, Mich, has located IA Grand Rap
Ids
Mrs. II. q. Glover, of Jackson, Is ia
town for 4 three-weeks' visit WITH
friends.
Mrs. Crane, OF the Irving, goes 10
Detroit thus week Tor a brief visit WITH
friends.
Mrs. John Branchhower and chill
dreu, of Jackson, are visiting relatives
In thl, city.
Mr.. y. W. Mather and family, of
Howard City, were the guests OF friends
here on Thursday.
The engagement is announced of Or.
T. u. Bradfield and Mrs. {. W. Me
NaughtOn, OF lGS Barclay-st.
Mr.. Spencer Arnold. secretary and
treasurer OF the Felt Boot company, has
gone 10 the Warwick 10 reside.
Mr.. Tweedie, of Cadillac, who recently
secured position a mail clerk on the
road, was IN the city yesterday.
Mr. G. ". Gibbs, OF Detroit, spent 4
few DAYS IN the cIty last week, the
guest OF friends at the Warwick.
Mrs. Austin Mitchell. of Cadillac,
who mas been visiting friends IN tins
city for some time past, has returned
home.
Mr.. Charles Wycoff, of Jackson, has
come here 10 remain all Summer. HIS
mother, Mrs. NJ. f. Wycof, Is expected
here soon.
Mr.. Charles f. Olney and family,
who spent the Winter in California,
leave soon for Thompson, Conn, TO
spend the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Haskins, of Cad
lilac, were in the city during the week
being called here 10y the serious illness
of Mr.. HaskinS' sister.
Mrs. Finnev, of st. Marks choir, has
resigned. and viii leave the city the
latter part Of the month. Her successor
has not yet been selected.
Miss Minnie WibOrn, of 233 South
Division-St., has returned home from
New York state, where she has been
since New Years visiting in various
cities.
Mrs. j. :. De Kraft. of East Fulton
St. gave n delightful card party Mon
day evening, IN honor of ner guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell, of Curwensyllle
Pennsylvania.
Rev. c.. ID. Lee went to Greenville
Thursday To Oticiate at the marriage
of Mr.. John ID. Grow, freight clerk for
the D., l.. q ", and Miss Evelyn Potter
both of Grecnvlle.
Mrs. B. W. Chase and her two young
est daughters left yesterday for IOnia
to spend some time with relatives be-
fore going to Grand Rapids, where
they Will rcside.-JacksoR Patriot.
Mrs. Douglas Lane, who with her son
has been visiting her parents, has gone
/ To Buffalo, y. Y, accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. John Whlttcmore, OF
/ Crescent-ave. They Will spend several
weeks with Mrs. VI. l.. Lane, formerly
| of tins city.
/ Mr. and Mrs. u. IIaak left Thursday
evening for New York, and on June
/ viii sail for Antwerp on the steamer
/ Pennland. They VIII bc absent about
/ SIX months and viii visit their old home
| at krahenberg, Germany, and other
| places of interest. visiting London and
the Paris exposition before returning
Married. at the residence OF VIM
| shannon, in Albion, Mich, ON Wednes-
! day evening, May :, by Rev. Mr.. Floyd
/ Mr. Clark Parrnalee and Miss Clara :
StOughton. all of Albion. The bride j,
the daughter of Col. Sanford StOUghtOn
late OF the 4ith Indiana Volunteers,
and nicce of Gen. VIM. VI. Stoughton
late Of Stnrrls. Mlch.. decreased.