Telegram-herald., 1890-03-30

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NJ. ard Mrs.. Fr4ak Il Sweet ~
return ErCIa Col9rSoo Sr<..gs t1ls ~eex.
Mrs. sweet : much improved ~ he4-ta.
Mss Marguerite Moore, Gzughter Of I
Asl. II. n. Moore, + spending Tie
sFrlng vacation = ca aer parents N tals
city
Ars. u. Befn1ne returned home q
DetIOlt las1 syealng, after = three
weeks v.s.t with her SOD, Mr.. /. 4.
Hunt.
Mgs- Anna Bissell and children, WHO
nave seSn spending the WINTER Ia Den
yer, Col. sTe expected home Ia aooUt
two weeks.
Ml,s Myrtle : home from the con
vent OR 4 t8o weeks visit With her
mother, Mrs. L. Ii. Vinegar, at the
Hermitage.
Miss Nay Widdcomb has returned
from Mt. Holyoke Seminary, hai4nla-
E30, 20 spend the short vacation with
her paTeuts Ia TINS city.
Nj and Mrs.. Chas. Watson, of Jack
soR. ghO mas been the guest OF Mr.. and
Ma. r. Mayer, OF 20 Jeherson-aYe.,
retained home Yesterday.
M Charles Davis formerly OF De
troit. has opened real estate Othee IN
this aty and has taken rooms al the
Warwick with his family.
Mr. Rowland Lowe, Who Is making
fifteen months tour around the world.
las reached samoa. lie writes that Il
health is much improved.
Mrs. Frank z. Smith, OF Big Rapids,
: IN this city. She IS on her way 20
Hartman, Tenn, with a party OF
friends who 90 there 10 reside.
Mrs. NJ. j. Smiley has returned from
Bangor, where she has been in attend
ance on Mr.. Smiley's sister, who ls dan
gerOusly Ill, with no hopes OF recovery.
II. A. Cross, who has been a dry
goods salesman IN this city Tor the last
five years, has abandoned that business
10 take up the study and practice OF
dentistry.
Mrs. Charles Althan, of Lowell, Is in
the city nursing her daughter, Miss
Matte Althan, Who Is quite III AZ the
residence OF Mrs. VIII Kinney III 2l2
Ottawa-st.
Mr.. and Mrs u. II. Waters and Miss
Waters are IN New York. Miss Mabel,
VINO u a student at Dobbs Ferry, Is
spending the short vacation IN the
metropolis.
Messrs. Fred III. Ball and Walter II.
McBrlcn have gone East on Il business
trip. They Will visit New York. Phlla-
| delphia and Boston, and Will be gone
three weeks.
Miss Lillian NJ. Jennings, formerly
with the Tucker & Hoops Lumber Com
pany, at Luther, Mich, has accepted a
position with the Grand Rapids Engrav-
Ing Company.
Little Birdie SavnOr, the eighteen
mOnthS-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Saynor, Of the Warwick, has been dan
gerously Ill with complication OF dis
eases. She Is still very sick.
Mrs. Margaret Ballard Moore, assisted
by her class in elOcution, viii give an
entertainment at Rockford next Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Eta Yale will fur
niSh the music for the occasion.
Mr.. Pendergrast, who came here
/ from Boston to take charge of the Felt
Boot factory, has been making his
/ home at the Irving with his family.
They go TO house keeping tomorrow.
Miss Parsons will soon close her house
| on South PrOSpect-st., and Journey 10
/ the far West visiting the State of Wash
| ingtOn before her return. Mrs. Eliza
beth Eaglesfield will accompany her.
Mrs. DR.. Campbell Fair and children
leave April IA for Baltimore to spend
/ the summer with Mrs. Fairs parents.
/ During their absence DR.. Fair will rent
/ the rectory, and will board with the
! occupants.
Mr.. VIII Galway and Miss Nellie
| SNYDER were married Tuesday evening
/ at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
! and Mrs. James Lewis, of Henry-st.
/ Rev. +. II. Brooks being the officiating
clergyman.
Rev. DIR. Knapp, son and daughter,
are residing at the Warwick during the
absence of Mrs. Knapp and Miss Sallie,
At Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Knapp and
daughter are expected home about the
middle OF April.
Miss Matte Grannis left yesterday for
| Salt Lake City 10 spend . few months
/ with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Willis, formerly
Of this city. Her cousin, VIII W. Long
accompanied her as far as Chicago
/ where he Will visit his mother for a few
days.
Mrs. Sadie Carveth Wise has returned
! from Saranac, where she has been visit
1 ING friends. She was accompanied by
her niece, Miss Myrtle Shaver, of Ber.
I'm. Last evening Miss Shaver enter
tanned a company Of friends in honor of
her sixteenth birthday at her aunt,
residence, 2lS North Lafayette-st.
Hon. II. y. Peck, who has resided in
| Allegan for many years, has decided to
live IN Kalamazoo instead Of in this
| city, as he had once almost decided r.
do Two hundred friends called To bid
Mr.. Peck and family formal goodbye
| and to present them with silver ice
! cream set. They have many friend:
/ here.
Lewis VI. Cutcheon, the lumbcrmar
of this city, who has been at Eureka
Springs, Ark, tor some time, treating
for MS health. was taken quite i'll al
Chicago the other day while on his way
home. lie had al operation performed
on Thursday. His son, LOWS NJ
Cutcheon, Jr., i IN Chicago attending
MS father.
AHoIIsnd Csrpenters' Union.
At Central Labor Union Hall las
/ Thursday night some twenty-five HOl
land members OF the Brotherhood o