Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

naazoo. Mss Dean formerly taught
Eugl sh literature IA the Hixh seaoSl N
tnis city, shere her services were segy
higEly priEed-
Mr.. ". j. stuart has gone % Mack,
nae.
avs. L. = Knappen Is visiting friends
IN Hastings.
NJ. George Oliver was Ia Grand
Ledge thursday.
Mr. ana Ars. L. ). Hustled spent the
FoarIh "a Rockford
A = Lulu smith : spending = couple
Of weeks At Nnitehzl-
Ms. James II. Cook leaves for Cha a.
taugu4 about August l.
Mss Nellie Me4ana4s IS spending the
summer Al Oh Mission
NJ Maroon H0rsf0gt Is spending
some TINE la Kalamazoo.
Mrs.. Mile Freeman vent 70 Howard
CITY % spend tne Fourth.
Mrs. NJ. ,. Goodman : spending the
summer IA Traverse City.
Mrs " IT, Clark, OF Big Rapids,
spent the Fourth IA TINS city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. : Mu.selman went
d0sn to the Beach last week.
Mrs. &. NJ. Miller, of Ludington, i
the guest ot friends IA TINS city.
Mrs. Matte smith has gons 20 Rock
ford 10 spend the long vacation.
Mss Effie Dishman is the guest OF I.
+. Powell and family of stanton.
Dr. l.. d. Wood has returned from
Lowell much improved ia health.
DR.. Al. Wright went 10 Caledonia
on professional business Tuesday.
Mr.. r. G.. Studley took his family
down t0 Macstawa PARK last week.
Miss Kittie JennisOn, of Manton, is
spend ny tie summer IN tins city.
Misses Theresa and Annie Wurzburg
are IN Traverse City for the season.
Mrs Barrel, OF Detroit, is spending
six weeks in this city and Jackson.
Mr.. +. NJ. Kendall has established his
family At Macatawa Park for the sum-
nIcr.
Miss Grace Winfield, of Jackson, is
spending the summer vacation IN this
city.
Mr.. Fred l.. Kenfeld, of Chicago, is
the guest of Mr.. Fred L. Rand, OF this
city.
Mrs. A. b. Knowlson has gone down
10 Macatawa Park for a two weeks
stay.
MIR. and Mrs Thomas Hill have
moved INTO their cottage at Macatawa
Park.
Mrs. J. VI. Hadley, of Hastings, was
, the guest OF friends here during the
| week.
Mrs. Ed. whitmore and children
! have gone To Bay View 10 spend the
summer.
Mrs John Bertsch and family have
gone - Bay View to escape the warm
weather.
! Miss Franc VI. Barnes, of Kalamazoo,
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. G. ).
Hartman.
Mrs. A.B. Wykes and family are
T, already domiciled IN their cottage at
the Beach.
Mrs. George w. Irish. of Grand
Ledge, IS the guest of her daughter,
Ms. Hyde.
Miss Blanch Smith has returned from
East Cascade where she was the guest
OF relatives.
| Mrs. u. J. Leathers and mother
Mrs. Kent, spent part of the week at
EngIishville.
Mrs. Fred A. Maynard and Mrs.
Charles " Wright were IN Detroit dur
ing the week.
Mrs. TomlinsOn and daughter were
the guests of friends IN Pcntwater dur
ing the week.
Mr. Fred A. Wurzburg is expected
home tomorrow from Il business tnE
to New York.
| Mr.. Charles J. Gable, of Adrian
spent the Fourth here with his brother
Mr. j. +. Gable.
| G. Glenn Newell, of this city, carried
of first houors IN the oratOrlal contest
ut Albion College.
! Mr. +. w Strahan has returned from
York, Ont, where he was called by the
death of his father.
! Misses Florence and Maud Hilton
leave tomorrow for Chicago, where
they will spend two weeks.
Mrs. Ellen Wilson has returned from
| Detroit where she was the guest of hel
sister, Mrs. Frank Godfrey.
Mr. Sidney Roosevelt and family, OF
Big Rapids, were the guests OF friends
IN this city during the week.
JP. Creque and family GO to Bay
| View this week, and Viii occupy their
COTTAGE during the sumner.
! Mrs. ". ;. Tucker returned to hCI
home IN Big Rapids yesterday after 4
visit with friends IN this city
Mss Cora GARDENER leaves tomorrow
for Rochester, y. Y, where size wIlI
| spend the summer vacation.
Mr. Wills Johnson, of Cincinnati, i:
] spending the summer with ms uncle
NIr. y. &. Johnson, at Evarts.
| Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G.. Wllmot, of Madi-
| son-ave.. entertained a small company
| Of friends on Monday evening.
! Mss Lillian Godfrey, who has been
/ teaching I'm the city schools, has re-
| turned tO her home ia Eaton Rapids.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. !. G. FitzGerald left
| Yesterday for New York, and VIII SAL
/ on "Wednesday next for n summer