Telegram-herald., 1890-09-21

eaaFes efs par8sb Dr. Ko4pp ~ -
cure a hoase eefors s<aaa2g foE Is
fans'iy.
H4s- gno. HeAd.ey. o. Aaz. sn0 Mfs.
MariCE Ers1er. ol A12. were n4zffle~
y tais elty yesterday - hSf. = T.
II uste1.
Mrs. Charles Al.ard and daughter,
o. Nl-es. are spen>sl1g = len cAts tte
gessEs of Mrs. c. D. kleaagassa, o. t1e
Narwek.
Rev. A. J Sh2nson ana wites q
shelby, we're IL tie clty tbs ecSA, ne
guest og LIS ssseE, Mrs. n. r. scott, q
ID ho-orook-st.
Rev. -. IA. Robertson ard fanny
lsfL Tor Niles yesterday, where NJ
Robertson las accepted : cal - tAs
second Baptist Caurch-
Nr. t. :. S0mes, who went 70
LAhangs. lad, : ia very poor healLA,
and viii return 10 Grand Rapids s.
sooa az ms health viii permit.
Mr.. Stewart DeKrattT, CT the Demo
eFat. has gone 70 Milwaukee 10 take the
position OF press representative OF one
OF the leading theateTs OF that city
Miss Edith Clark returned, Thusrday,
20 her studies az smith College. North
ampton, Mass. Mss Clark Viii grada-
ate this year IN the classical course.
The Misses ollie ana Grace Garnsey
have returned 10 their home, No. 10
East Bridge-st., after most enloSable
three months outing al Lake HaFooI.
The funeral Of Mrs. Dinus stevens
will be held from the family residence
al 95 Henry-st.. 81 3 O'Clock THIS after
noon. Rev. A. K. Merriam will ofhci&te.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steketee, nee DOornink,
have returned from their wedding tnp
and are at home 20 their friends N
| their cosy new residence, 500 Crescent
ave.
Mr.. Harry Jewell. of Cedar Springs,
went 10 Ann Arbor Friday 20 enter bis
second year on the law course. Nr.
I Jewell has many friends and acqualnt-
ances in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. b. Judd, Miss Hattie
White. Miss Long and Charles Came
enjoyed trip down the river 10 Grand
Haven Wednesday and Thursday IN
Mr.. j udd' 5 naptha launch.
Miss Seyerans left on Wednesday for
Smiths College, Northampton, Mass.
she graduates next sprIug and viii take
n trip abroad Immediately after. Miss
| Carrie Severans has returned 10 Akeley
Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Partridge, nee
Clark, are now in Paris, where they
will remain one wear A letter has
/ been received from them in which they
say they had q pleasant trip across the
/ 20 tolr fr,l o
qusintances. They will travel cxten-
slyely before returning 10 America.
Alex B. Ferguson, who has been en-
ployed by More & Wilson for the past
four years in the capacity of stenog-
rapher, and Edward McGurrin, stenog-
rapher of the United States land-case
contests at Marquette, leave for Ann
Arbor the coming week, TO take a
literarary and law course Of four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Perry returned
Tuesday morning from their wedding
trip. In the evening about forty OF
their friends assembled at 297 West
Bridge-st., TO welcome them home.
Pedro and dancing were INDUCED in
until late hour, when refreshments
were served. At midnight the party
left after having had very pleasant
time.
Mrs. Myrtle Koon Clergyman has r
tired from the Grand Rapids School OF
Elocution, leaving Miss Evelyn Noble
as her successor. Miss Noble is fully
competent for the work and will nc
doubt meet with success. Mrs. Cherry
man and her husband have just taker
possession of their pretty new home a
$50 Fountain-st. The fall term of th,
school will open Wednesday, Oct. l.