Telegram-herald., 1890-11-16

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ars. NArsh. II Poagh ksepse, \. Il
. lhe guest * Ars ) {. wennasa-
MEs. B. K. Ross, of Hss.lngs. spent
see seez $40 relatives b t44s e-ts
Mr. sad Nrs L Pl4nts have returned
keIae fEom = tao montns' trip k4st.
Mrs. Esl- Meslek, 81 Care. i yistiag
Dr. kozema and vie - ~ Jamss-st.
Ms. L. ~ ClaFk, of Chattanoosa.
Tenn, = y.stias fFienes u this c.gy.
Mg and Mrs No aoflcgs. ~ kkia-
m4zQo. are yistrg friends ia tbs city.
AZ. Edaard y Leielller. s5n og hon.
and Ms. Frames LetellieF, IS seriously
Al.
Mrs. Farnbam Lyon, Of Saginaw, Is
visiting relatives 2nd friends "A this
cay.
DR.. C. y. Woodruff aud family viii
remove to this city from Allsgsn tnls
week.
Mrs. E. \. Billings. Of AAegan, vs.
tied friends ln tnls city during tie
week.
Misses Edith and Nellie BAbeock, Of
Hastings. are the guests OF Miss Maud
Bentley.
Mr. aud Mrs. r. o. Phillips. are visit
iag their SISTER, MFs. IL. ID. Moore, of
AAegau.
Mr Charles Dygert attended the
Gault-Stons wedding al lonia, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. A. w. siingerland, of Hast
ings. spent the past week with friends
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar b. Wilmarth are
at home 10 their friends Wednesdays OF
TINS month.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Works spent the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thew,
Of Allegan.
Mrs. William Hunter is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. q. 5. Moore, OF 35S
>cribner-st.
Mr.. 5. " Webb has returned from
his business trip 10 Grand Haven and
other cities.
Mrs. c. c. Gibbs and the Misses Gibbs,
of San Francisco, are the guests OF Mrs.
+. b. Newton.
Mr.. f. ID. Wheeler and family, of
Manlstee, attended the Masonic Fair
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. b. Rogers spent q
part of the week with MIR. and Mrs.
Benz. Harter, of Ionia.
Mr.. George Robinson, of AllegSn, has
accepted position IN the Fourth Ma
uonal Bank Of tins city.
Mrs. John w. Barnes, Of Logansport,
Ind, Is visiting Mrs B. +. Buckingham,
M Dartcr,prrfh Ta,.rof.a
Mrs. +. C. Bridge, who has been Wis
iting her aged and feeble mother at
Clinton, Wis, has returned home.
Mrs. T. A. Minis and daughter, of
MuskegOn, visited relatives IN this city
during the week and attended the fair.
Mrs. n. B. Harrison, of Rsvenna,
spent the week in this city visiting
friends, and attending the Masonic
Fair.
Mr.. William Smith, of Adrian, who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. John
Kuhn, of 33S Scribner-st., has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Feighner and
Mrs. Geo. Blackstone, of Muskegon
are the guest of Mrs. Inez Nelson, of
lonia-st.
Mss McPhail and little nephew
Monroe, of TT. Wayne, are visiting their
friend, Mrs. 7. II. Haberkorn, of JEFF.
ferson-ave.
DR.. w. II. Ross was called by tele-
gram yesterday to hersey, where his
father Is very I'll and is expected tC
live but short time.
Mrs. A. G.. Williams and daughter, OF
Brooklyn, are the guests Of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. T. Stuart johnson. Mrs. Williams
is an aunt Of Mrs. Johnson.
Miss Bessie George, the gifted young
elocutlonlst of Middleville, was recently
in the city, the guest of her friend, Mis-;
/ Gertrude Buck. of Coit-ave.
II. NJ. Atwood, of the Warren-Schaart
| Paving Company, leaves for the East
/ some time this week, and viii take d
/ little recreation after his long and
arduous labors.
Sebring Hillyer came home from the
| Agricultural College last evening tC
/ spend a few days, accompanied by
| Fred W. Ashton, of Bryan, O., anu
! George f. Monroe, of south Haven,
; Mich, two OF his classmates.
Among those who attended the Ma
| sonic far last week from Rsvenna
were DR.. Hull, DR.. Smith, Henry Gan
( non and wife, ". r. Henderson, Ton
I Rogers and wife, Sam Whitsrll. wife
and daughter, Aaron Rogers. wife and
I mother, owen Harrison and te.