Telegram-herald., 1890-04-03

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IA Seasygo.
Mss Nay Colburu : spending ssca-
Uon eith AAeg4a trie1es-
+. O.. Goodgear. OF Hastings : spend
ing q fes esys ~ tn-s clts
Ms jesse Taylor Of B z Rapids, =
visiting friends % t1ls city
o. II Tower, of l0gia, : the guest q
bis uncle, Chss. z. Mercer.
Geo. K. MayheN : making a two
weeks trip through the " =.
Mrs. r. A. Baldwin .svis.t.ng Ar. and
Mrs. Chas. Osbznd u Lansing
Hon. Perry Hannah, of Traverse
City, vas u tins city yesterday.
state senator Meal Mcmillan, Of
Rockford, was la town Yesterday.
D. r. Armstrong. wife and baby,
have gone 10 Lansing "a visit friends
Mss Anna Donahue has gone 70
spend EAstsg With friends al Blg Rapids
Mss Trace Carlyle, of Rockford. Is
guest " Miss Carrie Lee, " 81 Monroe
4.
Mrs Charles Robinson, Of Battle
Greek, has been visiting relatives II tins
city.
Miss Nina segar. Of Big Rapids, is
spending the week with friends IA TINS
city.
County superintendent OF the Poor
Mech, i AZ sand Lake on county busl-
ness.
Mrs. J. :. Curt.ss has been called 10
Chicago by the serious illness OF her
father.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dar Luther are visiting
Mr. and Mrs- c. b. Mosher, Of Big
Rapids.
Mrs. Arthur Baker, Of Central Place.
: spending week With friends at
shelby.
John Zeigle, of Alba, Antrim county.
has been visiting old acqualntances IN
the city.
Miss Wicks, of Kalamazoo, Is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. sheldon Allen,
or this city.
Mrs. Jas. Lampman, No. % Dwight
ave, has gone TO PetOskey 10 sec her
sex brother.
Miss Nellie Hadley, of Defiance, o.,
Is the guest OF Miss Amy Bertsch, OF
Mt Nernon-st.
Mrs. L. d. Marvin and Miss Blanche
Marvin, of Muskegon, are visiting rela-
tiyes IN this city.
Miss Fannie Erwin and Mss Bessie
Minis, or Muskegon, are visiting re.a-
tyes in this city.
William II. Powers left for the Black
Hills, Dakota, yesterday, where he has
business interests.
John Nanderhaagen, OF the Fourth
National Bank, Will leave shortly for a
three months stay in Holland.
Mrs. Fred Heidenreicf, of st. Louis,
Mich, Is visiting friends III the city.
She will return TO her home in two
weeks.
Mr.. Miller, of Minneapolis. has re-
turned home after brief visit with his
cousin, Mist AdeA Barber and other
relatives.
James VI. Cook left yesterday for
Olyet with his son, Roy, who begins a
college course at the college institution
OF that name.
John Perry leaves soon for his new
home at Aberdeen, Washington. His
family and his household effects have
already started.
Miss Julia Page, who has been spend
ing some time with her parents in this
city, has returned to her duties at the
Industrial school.
Rev. Peter Moerdyke IS in attendance
at the fourth annual convention of the
Michigan Christian EndeavOr societies
which Is now being held at Lansing.
A. A Bleazby, a prominent banker,
mill owner, lumberman, etc, of kal-
kaska, who has been IN the city the
past two days on business, left for home
last night.
Don Crawford, who has been taking
it easy at Denver, Colorado, for the
benefit of his health for the last ten
months, returned home yesterday and
expects to stay here. Heis looking the
picture of health.
Miss Rose Neubrik. of New York City,
who has been the guest of Rev. Nathan
ROsenau and family, returned home
Tuesday morning, accompanied 10y her
cousin. Miss Rose ROsenau, who in
tends TO visit New York, Boston and
PHILADELPHIA.