Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18

shere 10 the 500 They expect 20 visit
Petoskey, CnsTiesoik. we3uesonsng,
Bay ylex and other places.
Mrs. Wilson Jones, OF Washington
at, Is recovering from her recent sefi-
Gus illness.
Misses Frances C. Wood and Dottie
Van der yeen have gone 20 Holland 10
spend . week.
Deputy United States Marshal Brew
stsr aud wife. OF Traverse City, are
guests IN the city.
Mr. K. Aelis, assistant postmaster
and family will rustleAte tor . few
weeks AZ Naeatawa Park.
Mss Lizzie StenmaDn, assistant at
the library. has returned TO her duties
after an eight weeks Illness.
Mr. aud Mrs. r. III. Bali have returned
from Bear Lake, where they were the
guests or o. A. Bali and family.
Mrs. White and her daughter Minnie,
accompanied by Miss Anna AshIev, are
spending fornight at Harbor Lake.
Ferdinand Thum and George b. Caui-
field have gone 10 the Pacific coast and
Alaska TO spend two months vacation.
Miss Louisa and Laura Friedrich. of
Traverse City are visiting Their cousin,
Miss Mary Ausorge, of Al Livingston
81.
James B. Smith and wife have re-
turned from a weeks outing at the
Steketee cottage at Herrlngton's land
ing.
Miss Daisy Smith OF Lowell, has re-
turned from Big Rapids and IS visiting
her brother, III. q. Smith, on Crescent
ave.
Mrs. VIM. Goodrich, Mrs. f. Kirk
wood, Mrs. T. Robinson and the Misses
Holt and German have returned from
Macatawa.
c. w. Calkins has gone To Montreal
to meet his daughters. Misses Ann and
Effie who have been spending six
weeks there.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. McClanathan and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Guy Perry. of Lake
avenue have gone to Lowell for
weeks outing.
The Misses Eva and Cora Elliott. of
Wealthy-ave.. have returned from
visit with friends in Southern Michigan
and Northern Ohio.
The Misses Eva and Cora Elliott re-
| relatives In Clinton, Mich. and Toledo,
Ohio, last Saturday.
Mrs. &. w. Werner and daughters,
together with her brother, Mr.. Julius
Kutsche, will leave for Minneapolis
next week Thursday.
Mrs. S. w. Taylor of Kalamazoo, and
Mrs. Agnes Kopf and Mise Myrtle
Trumbull, OF Lowell, are visiting Mrs.
NJ. c. Barber, of Crescent-ave.
Geo. De Haven of Chicago, who was
q member of the class of 80 at Ann
Arbor, and who was the class wrestler,
Is IN the city for couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kay who were inj jured
in the G.. Il. & l. wreck, have retu rned
from Kalamazoo. They spent their
honeymoon at the Borgess. hospital.
George F. Foster, of the firm of F. A.
Stokes & Co., publishers, New York
City, IS IN the city for brief vacation
and visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fox, of 81 Lagrave-
ST., leave this morning for Long Island,
n. Y, to be absent several weeks.
They will visit relatives and friends.
Miss Julia Waters of Indiana, who
mas been here the guest of Miss Flor
ence Chase on Fountain-st. for few
days, returned home yesterday morn
ing.
Ralph French, formerly an employ
on the cable street railway line, has
shipped as second mate on the steamer
Melrose Castle for q cruise to the west
Of Africa.
Mrs. Kerr B. Tupper and two chill
dren of Denver, Colo, are in the city.
Mrs. Tupper has been East with her
| husband, and will visit here for week
on her way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will L. White have re-
turned from their wedding trip. They
were married last week at Chicago.
Mrs. White was formerly Mrs. MOsher,
OF the Livingston, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Cowlishaw, of SAB
South Lafayette-st., have gone for a
two weeks visit to New York and New
Jersey his old home, the first time since
he left New Jersy August Is, 1870.
Hon. A. B. Turner, of the Grand
Raolds Eagle, accompanied by his wife
and daughter. Mrs. Frank Godfrey
with her son, are visiting at the home
of j. L. Newberry. Mr.. Turner has
just returned from trip through St.
Mary's river and up into Lake Superior
with his Naptha launch. Mr.. Turner
takes great interest in the big Eagle,
but the little Eagle, the name his
launch goes by, claims greater pOr-
ton of his time and attention during
the summer months.-Petoskey Re-