Telegram-herald., 1890-12-21

ths Unlt2rian S0essty, : wsll kaown n
MoTia Far CITY.
Mr l. IT, wllhey returned from q
business TRIP % AlAo2mA yesterday.
NJ. Wm. MeKeanAn. % Sioux Fails.
:. d, -&s The guest q Nj. NA Gum
duuag the week.
Mss Pearl Moore md Mrs. Z. 4. r
Carpenter attended tie Treble Ilsf'
rectal Ia Ailegsn.
Messrs. Zach aud Fred Aldrich al
tended the smith Ransom Wedding al
Lansing Thursday.
Miss Bsulah Grace i spending the
holiday vacation with her sister, NFs.
l.. b. Bracket. of Charlotte.
Mr.. Henry Seymour, Of Honduras,
Central America. e spending the hoA-
d2ys Nth friends 10 this city
Capt. Fred l.. johnson, snperinten-
dent OF the Traverse Point ana Cni-
yerssiist resort, IS IA the eily.
The Misses Stevens, Of Wisconsin. are
the guests OF Mrs. John Patton, Jr-
They vii remain over sunday.
Mrs. Jno. Grelllek and Mrs. W. W.
Weller, of ElmWood, Wall spend the
holidays with friends IN tbs city.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. :. Pibyin and Mr..
aud Mrs. A. B. Richmond contemplate
a forelgup.cycliug tour next season.
Miss Esther Breed, daughter Of Rev.
David Breed, OF Chicago, IS the guest
OF her grandmother, Mrs. Geo. Kendall.
Mr.. Joseph ". Heald, of 276 Madl-
sOn-aye., Who Is Il student AT Kenyon
Military Academy, IS home for the
holidays.
Mrs. Buswell, Of Grand Haven, and
Mrs Cornell, Of Kalamazoo, were the
guests OF Mrs. c. w. Bughtrall, during
the week.
Mrs. L. +. Uhl viii entertain a num-
Der OF young ladies from Chicago next
week. They come 10 attend the 81.
Cecilia bail.
at the Battle Creek Sanltarum for
treatment Her daughter, Miss Rebec-
ca, IS with her.
The Misses Cassard, of Chicago, and
Miss Hannah, of Traverse City, who
were the guests of Miss Putnam, have
returned home.
Miss Chaplin and sister, Miss Julia
Belle Chaplin, of Chicago, who were
entertained bv Mrs. Edward Whitney,
have returned home.
Mrs. II. c. Scovel, of Nashville, Tenn,
mother of Mrs. Chas. w. Calkins, of
this city, died at her home IN Nashville,
last Sunday, aged "a years.
Mrs. NJ. F. Quaintance spent the
week IN Lima, O., TO observe the ami
versary OF the burial OF her father, Mr..
j. NJ. Metheany one year ago.
c. McCay Rippey accepted the posi-
ton OF state editor of the Detroit
Times, and will sever his connection
with the Democrat of this city.
Rev. Mr.. Hubbs, of Johnstown, \. V,
has accepted the call to Grace Epsco-
pal Church, and Will be here to enter
upon his duties on Sunday, January u.
Mr.. Guy Thompson left yesterday
morning for Rockford. H.. where he
will spend few days with his sister,
Miss Bessie; and bring her home for the
holidays.
Rev. DIR. Moerdyk has returned from
Centervllle, Mich, where he spent
three days in assisting Rev. A. =.
Peeke, of the Reformed Church, IN
special meetings.
Andrew Cruikshank, of the firm of
Dunham & Cruikshank, has gone to
Mexico, and If the outlook IN that
country proves favorable, he intends to
remain IN the land of the Montezumas,
Alderman Stein left last evening for
"trip TO the Northwest. He will assist
bis brothers at Des Moines and Daven-
port, Iowa, and will collect some add
tlonal information on the subject of
electric lighting. He will return on
December 30.
Mrs. !. Morgan Smith and daughter,
Miss Gertrude, who went to Lansing TO
attend the Smith Ransom wedding
Thursday, will go East from Lansing
and spend the winter in Connecticut.
Master Morgan Smith is at school IN
New Jersey.
Mr.. +. +. Kemp, a we'll known mem
Der of the bicycle fraternity, has re-
signed his situation with T.. q. Studley,
the resignation TO take effect Jan. !,
1891. His many friends will unite IN
wishing him success IN whatever line of
business he may decide 10 follow.
Misses Belle and Blanche Fenton,
daughters of Hon. Chas. +. Fenton, of
Mackinsc Island, were the guests of
Mrs. VIM. II. Jones, Of Cherry-st.,
Wednesday. They have gone TO san
Antonio and Fort Wingate, Tex. tc
spend the winter. Their brother Is
stationed at Fort Wingate.
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