Telegram-herald., 1890-09-09


D. II. sanford has returned to Big
Rapids.
Hiss Grace Esler Is visiting friends in
Detroit.
Mrs. julius BeFkey Ia. returned from
Bay View.
Mss Anna Fox has returned from
AeckInac.
Mrs. c. L. Wood has returned home
from Bay View.
sam +. Howe. OF Cadillac. was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. \. A. Earle is home from the
Northern resorts.
Miss Helen sherman is visiting friends
III Traverse City.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Briggs are visiting
friends IN Jackson.
j. c. Rickenbaugh and family have
returned trOm Bay View.
J. Boyd Pantlind returned home from
trip 10 the 500 last night.
Miss Carrie Goodrich has returned
from the Northern resorts.
Hugh Blackburn. of Cincinnati, is
visiting friends IN tins city.
Hugh Burns, of Kalamazoo. is the
guest OF 4. y. Rathbone, Jr.
Rev. DR.. I. J. Knapp left yesterday
FOR New Orleans, where he has re-
| celved call TO the rectorship of pro-
minentchurch. He viii be absent about
ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Gay and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Baxter spent Sunday at
Ottawa Beach, the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. b. Judd.
DR.. and Mrs. John Brady and Miss
Brady are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Moore, of Detroit.
Miss Anna Calkins is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. j. w. Thompson, OF Detroit.
Miss Anna I. Dunn has just returned
home much improved IN health after
three months vacation spent IN Detroit
and Toledo.
Mrs. Maud Sauerman and children
have returned from two months visit
with friends IN Jackson.
Miss Stearns has been visiting her
cousin, A. :. Hill, of Kalamazoo.
;. ;. Morris, treasurer OF Muskegon
| county, was IN the city yesterday.
ID. w. Semple. manager of the Bee
| Hive, has returned from New York.
Mrs. VI. Raymond and daughter have
been visiting friends at Elk Rapids.
Chris Weller, of the c. & w. VI. Of
fees, spent Sunday III Muskegon.
Mrs. A. K. Anusdel and daughter
have returned from Bay View, where
they spent the summer.
Master Morgan Cartwright, of Ridge
way, Pa. Is visiting his uncle, VIM.
Cartwright.
Mrs. W. f. Gray, of 80 Spring-st., re-
| celved a telegram Sunday that her hus-
band was dead IN Chicago. She left
yesterday for Chicago, and will bring
the remains to Allegan for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. Fletcher returned
home from Europe last evening.
Mrs. Irving Hall, of Topeka, Kan, is
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. y. NJ.
Martin, of SSeet-st.
Geo. A. Mcintyre, of the Eagle, has
| moved into his tine new residence on
Henry-st.
The Misses Haight, of Ludington,
and Miss Kathelyn Graves, OF Louis
vile, ky., are the guests of Mrs. Cassius
Sweet.
Mrs. J. 7. Creque and daughter, Miss
Lulu have returned from their Bay
View cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Wilmarth have
| returned from the 500 aud are spending
a few pleasant days ut Bay View before
returning home.
Mrs. G. y. Crandell has returned TO
| Big Rapids after a visit of several
weeks with friends in tins city.
| Miss Fannie Whitney, OF Big Rapids.
| has returned home after visit of two
weeks with friends IN this city and
| kalamazoo.
Frank Ferrick and Jos. VaIliere, of
/ the West Side. have gone on hunting
expedition IN Northern Arizona.
Miss Agnes K. CHM, of the High
school, has returned from Eurpe.
Mrs. A. Preusser. Mss Preusser and
Mrs. Anton HOdenpyl, OF Fuiton-st.
have returned from MackInac Island
where they have been spending the
| summer at the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Clifton, Fisk, Of The
/ Tradesman company, viii leave tomoT-
| Tow for Carpenteria, Cal, where they
viii visit during Mr.. FIsk's vacation of
/ two months.
Miss Mcclure. Of Canandaigua, y. Y,
| Is the guest of Mss Griswoid
Miss Sadie Perkins who has been
| spending tne past season with Miss
/ HaxCltne returns 90 her home in Hen
| dersou, KY. today.
Chss Mckay Bippey, formerly Of the
| Saginaw Globe, has accepted position
/ on the Democrat.
Hon. PIT. Colgrove, OF Hastings, WAS
| in the CITY yesterday.
". T. Adams and daughter. Miss
Julia. leave today for Bellevue. ONO.
! 60 visit Mr.. Adams cid home and
! friends.
r. H. Ioomis. OF the Buss Machine
Works, snd family. have returned
/ from four weeks vacation At Green =
Landing. Penn. visiting relatives.
Some Slate.
! Discussion among the delegates 70 the