Telegram-herald., 1890-08-03


Henrv Rose and Nrs- 3. / AeHSy-
nes5s. nzge returned ~ t1eI 151-S =
Alles.
Ais. FFetegs1k A Cookss q AsetsC,ss
= ing lsI parents. Ar. 4i42 SAis-
j. W-4rea. u ls7 JrnsEsol-4fe.
Ms. j. X. s. AgneH and es4g4Iex
Eags gone ~ B-ogklyn 4nd the
snQEe. to be gsEe several ae@ss-
Mrs. Z. ii. Nlng ard children have
gone = Carson Glgs, = lsEs IeeF ~ili
spend several weeks sls.tlnz tslsns-s.
Ars. john {. Miller sna dangntef,
anna. returned yesterday fTo-a Z
ulsntl's s0loGga IL Lnd.za2 and ono
Mrs. Geo. Arcaer aad son. Nil,agas
of SeW York, have oeen t1e guests of
Vs. c Dewey ana and t4ullly , Tor fort
nigat.
Mrs. c. ". Warrell ard Ars. Eliot +
Coysl are spending = days a. OF
LaNa Beach. TIE guests 0f Mr. 4ld 9lrs-
AIt. Fitch
Mess1s Charles Fox and A. B. KnOwl-
son have gone % New lOEk on business
connected with the Canton Nlnz mining
company.
Warren Morrison, OF Warren, Ohio,
is visiting he brother, Z. r. Morrison,
~ kolgJ, HeEpclzlelaer s Co. cloak
department.
Aiss U.F.ch, OF Detroit, who has been
visiting Ihe Misses Maaie ana sarah
HOOD Tor the last ten weeks, lett Tor
home yesterday.
Mr. Charles Boyce, Of the telephone
exchange, Is removing MS family 20
new home at the corner OF Lyon and
North Prospect-sts.
Miss Ella T. Howard. Of Hevn's Ra-
zar, has removed from No. 10 Irving
place and taken rooms at the Fletcher
place, south Diyis.on-st
Mrs J. w. Avery has gone TO Ut.
Clemens 70 attend the funeral OF her
grandson, the son Of DR.. and Mrs. ".
d. Wilson, OF that place.
Mss Laura Davenport of Warsaw.
Ind, who has been spending the sum
mer with her mother, 20S BaIclay-st.,
has returned 10 her home.
Wilbur Force is rustlcating al mis- old
home on the farm IN Rockford. Mr..
snd Mrs. Henry G.. Post left yesterday
To spend sunday with him.
Edward W. sharon, president of the
City National bank OF Lansing, dealer
N real estate and pine aud mineral
lands. IS 4 guest al the Norton.
Mrs. r. II. Thomson and little daugh-
ter, Ess.e, leave tomorrow for Ottawa,
Ontario, her old home, for an extended
visit with relatives ana friends.
Oscar Burns leaves tonight for Hall
fax, Nova Scotia, TO bring back valu-
able ''3lambrino Chief " horse for Fred
Ball who Will use him for roadster.
Mr.. W. c. Dewey will leave next week
for the Upper Peninsula to look after
his gold mlne interests. He Is interest
ed IN both Mich gan and Gold lake
mines.
General Freight Agent Leavenworth
OF the O.. X. q l., left last night for
London, Ont, where his wife has been
visiting for some time. He Will return
with her next Monday.
Miss Minnie Wartenberg will 60 to
Chicago with her sister, Mrs. Murphy,
who mas been visiting her the past
month. She Will also 20 TO Hinsdale,
H., TO visit her mother and other rela-
tlyes.
julius Caesar, the veteran mail car
rier, VIII attend the G.. A. X. encamp-
ment at Boston next week. Mr.. Caesar
enlisted IN Boston, and the encamp-
ment this year will have double inter
est 10 him.
A. +. Terpening, for number of
years n the Western Union Telegraph
Office IN this city. and now in the West
ern Union office n Chicago, is the guest
OF Mr.. Jacob Benedict and family on
South Lafayette-st.
Mr.. F. L. Danforth, stenographer in
| the passenger department of the G.. II.
& l., and wife have gone for a vacation
/ visit OF two weeks 70 Duluth. When he
returns be will become the stenograDher
/ II President Hughart's office.
Mrs. VIM. Quinlsn, Misses Lettie,
Lizzie and Francis Qulnlan, Miss Har-
rigan, of Kalamazoo, Miss Belle Thorn
/ iBgton, Mss Rose MahOny, Miss Elsie
Stebbins and Mss Matte Rooney, OF
| James-st., and Miss Jennie Rich, left
( yesterday for n.ne day outing at Maca-
/ tawa PARK.