Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14

Nrs. Osoree JoaSs. ~ tals civ VESTED
e. Sac f2T a4Es lAy.
Nfs L. \ Al.er aua 5zaghtef N.olei
are visiting tE.enss .n AEssrs
Ars- a -. NSle4l1a.. x Pymeatns
Maea-. 5 tAs guess of Ms. WaIsog.
Mr. Sa8 Mrs Vii shaw VISITED relA.
t-Fes 81 NeaSgg0 durng ttle FeS2.
Ms Jean.e D'oogs has returned
IE1ia = neatli st&y Sc Ca4r!eyo.K-
MF. aud Nrs. NJ NUrzcuEg feturne1
fFon ths Northern resorts Iees1ay.
Mss Else 0irardn, of Detroit, mas
beea The guest Ot Ag. ana Mrs y. >
Hui
Mss Dora E. Bradford i confined .
tie house Dy = severe attack VI typho-a
fever.
Mrs DR.. Whtned and Mrs. Walter
Manchester are visiting relatives a.
Lowell.
Mr.. Walter Il. Mcmillan ana MS
NelAe Ax.n are % be married septem-
ber ~.
Mss Mamie Gibbons spent a part Of
/ the week with Mss Martha Buck, Of
Lansing
Mr.. ;. McNair. wife and son, OF
Lincoln, Neb., are spending lev weeks
al the Warwick.
Mrs. j.. IL. stone. Of Kalamazoo, is
expected 10 visit friends ln Ihls olty ga
/ tue near future.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Lowe have re-
turned from Bay View, where they
spent the summer
Airs. II. +. Hastings and daughter,
and Mrs. c. VI. Remington, have gone
10 Hamilton, y. \.
Mrs. +. \. Gardner, of Cheboygap
who visited friends N this city. re
turned home Friday.
Mrs. Andries Bever and children, and
Miss Ella Mcqueen were N Irayerst
City during the week.
Mrs. ;. l.. Fuller, who has been an In
valid all summer, has recovered sufnci
entity 10 be able 10 be out.
Mayor Uhl and family are expected
home from their summer stay at Char
leyOix the first OF the week.
Mrs. BENJAMIN A. Van Raalte and
Mrs. Oscar Hall have returned from q
months stay at Grand Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney W. sherman
have returned from few weeks spen
at Edgwood, near Traverse City.
Mrs. L. c. Buttz and daughters have
returned from their summer at White
hall, and are now at the Warwick.
Mrs Gieley, of Sheboygan. Wis, wht
has been the guest OF Mrs. j. \. ;
Nerdier, returned home last night.
Rev. DR.. MOerdyke and family havr
returned from New York, where Mrs
Mocrdyke and the children spent tn
summer.
Mrs. Maggie Andrews has returned
from Big Rapids, where she went 10 at
tend the funeral OF the late Mrs. NJ
W. Bsrrows.
Mrs. Jennings, OF Pullman, H., VIII
has been visiting her son-in-law, Franl
4. Powers, of Cherry-st., has returne'
to her home.
Mrs. A. J. Fogg and son left yesteI
day for q five months visit with rela
tives IN Ontario, Quebec, Vermont AM
New Hampshire.
Miss Carrie Brown has returned hom
from two weeks visit IN Cadillac
accompanied by Mrs. ;. W. Kramer
who Will spend few weeks here.
Mr. J. z. Andrews sails for Londor
Wednesday on the City OF New York
TO complete the transfer of his marbl
quarries to an English syndicate.
The Sisters of Rebecca gave a pleas
ant social Friday evening at the res
dence OF Mrs. Charles Love, Sout
Division-St. Refreshments were served
, DR.. L. 5. Holmes and family, VIII
, have been spending few days wit
! Mr.. ii. G.. Post, at his new cottage a
Macatawa, will return home tomorrow
= 1t Is rumored that Miss Cora B. Wer
3 ham Will form a small class IN Delsart'
Miss Wenham Is pupil of Mrs. Gen,
we've Stebbins-ThOmpsOn, the well
known Delsartian teacher OF New 1or
5 City.
Monday afternoon Mrs. A. c. Sekel
T of North COllege-ave., gave sma
company in honor Of her friends, Mr.
1 Van Buskirk and Mrs. Chamberlail
T VINO are about 10 leave for their ne
home in Chill.
! Manning a. Birge, who has been fC
D some time with c. ~. Watkins, leav,
Monday tO take course at the Colleg
g OF Dental Surgery. He will he joinc
: in about week 10y Geo. ;. Root, WI
also takes the course.
n Rev. Chas. Sonnema. well know
here, rs an active Christian worker
the y. NJ {. A., and later as q minist
in the NJ. +. Church, is in the city vsi
ing his relatives. lie has rtturnC
from the conference ~ session at Mu
kegon, and is on his way 20 his home
o Rarltan, III.
n The dealer who tries TO persuade yC
20 take something else when Won ca