Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
Personal.

Miss Bessie Minis. Of Muskegon, is the
guest Of Mrs. Charles Deane.
Miss Maud BARLEY is visiting Mr.. and
Charles White, of Kalamazoo.
Mrs. n. d. Ward, who has been very
seriously III, Is slowly recovering.
MIR. James Gill, of Chicago. is visiting
ms brother-in-iaw, Mr.. Ed Saiter.
Mr. Charles H. hehstens, of White
Cloud, WAS In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Leon Chase and Miss Nellie
Kirkland are 10 be married IN June.
William J. Ducbeney Is in the city,
shaking hands with his many friends.
Mrs. and Miss Van der veen, of Grand
Haven, are spending sunday at Sweets.
Mrs. p. II. Burns and children visited
relatives at Ravenna during the week.
Miss Hattie Rosemer, of Muskegon, is
spending few days with friends in this
city.
Mrs. A. L. Steele and son, Of Ian
sing. are the guests OF friends n thus
city.
Miss Pearl Scoby, of Petoskey, If the
guest OF Miss Addie Mohrhard, Of los
Ottawa-st.
Miss Thomson. of Grand Haven, is in
the city the gIest of the Misses Muir, OF
80 Paris-ave.
"Hy" Potts, the Grand Haven editor
and humorist, registered al the Claren-
don last night.
Mrs. II. Bromley, of Jackson, at.
tended the BoOta-Modieska entertain.
ment last night.
Judge A. B. Morse and wife, of Ionia,
took in the Booth ana Modjeska per-
formance last night.
Mr.. J Boyd Pantlind is building an
elegant home next 10 the Blssell resi-
dence on College-ave.
Miss Myra Wonderly has returned TO
her studies at Miss Browns school,
Fifth-ave.. New York.
Mrs. Warren W. Weatherly is in Chat
tlnooga, and W II spnd some time IN
the South before returning.
Mr.. J. d. Lacey snd family have re-
! turned from New Orleans, where they
have been spending the winter.
Mr.. Frank b. skinner, OF Ceda'
Springs, is spending Sunday with Nj.
| Chas. f. McCauley, at the Irving.
Mrs. W. J. Scott and Miss Carrie De
lott, of Holland, have returned home
after two weeks visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. P. F. LAWN, n,> NJ. +. Lynch
| formerly 9 teacher in the city schools
is now visiting friends and relatives IN
this city.
Mr.. c. r. Wallace and family, 81
Jack son, have returned home, after az
extended visit with Rev. John Graham
and family.
George Keck was at Muskegon yes
terdsy. He will leave on bushes
trip for the Sigh Furniture Compsn.
next week.
J.P. Platte. the umbrella msnufao
turer, is no longer occupying his olc
stand, but has removed into 4. +. KID
der g. Co.'S store, one door east Of the
old stand.
Dr.. and Mrs. W. ". Bills. of lllegsn
are the guests Of Hon. and Hrs. r. VI
Montgomery over Sunday. They 81
tended The Boc tl-MOdjesks entertain
ment laH night.
Nr.. ". Z. Hull will build an elsgaD'
residence on Coliege-sve.. Dert 70 tb'
residence Of Mr.. O. A Ball. Mr.. ar
Mrs Hull vii reside At Their couutrl
sss.. Amul-Res, in Paris, durIng "a
summer.
II. B. Baker, formerly with the Durfe
undertaking establishment Of this city
and nov Of Hsnistque, is in the CT
for few daEs. on business for th. fuf
1 niture department q the Chicago Ium
bering Co.
Mss scgrn Iler. of Goosrish, Csnads
vho has h'eeu sTeDding the WINTER .
( Hastings. Neb.. was In the city dufin
ire y.ek On her r-turn r. her Furnrae
b ne Sc nur0nis Beach. kne wa se
eompauied ~ her two nsices. H is
Csmbr0n. of Nebraska, and y See
miller. q KHngsley, Mich, vic =
sren5 tns ss1nfuoex with her, Ms -es
miller bas lsrge property Interests p