Telegram-herald., 1891-08-04

Isdi<s II the Custer eorps vho vent -
Deuoas yesterday, but large dsisxA-
tan Will 60 sos>y.
Ex-Warceu T. c. Watkina, Of the
Iona fr1son, xas IN tiss CITY yesterday,
en- route for Detroit.
NJ Msses Lou Kuhn and Myrtle Foster
have been the guests of nlss MAUD
Harris OF CasGoyia.
Nswsii Hangerford. Of Selma. Aia.s
formerly N the O.. X. & /. ticket once,
10 IN the city vsSIng frlsnds-
Mr.. and Mrs L. 4. knappsn. Mrs- W.
j. stuart ana Mrs. Van ATnlan ieft
Saturday night for M4eklsaw.
Albert Baxter. for many years editor
ial writer On the Eagle. Is celebrating
saas saxty-elghth birthday today.
Rev. J. +. Fay and family have re-
turned FROM Bay View resort. where
they have had pleasant solouIn.
Hon. and Mrs. L. v. Aouiton VII!
celebrate the twenty NTH anniversary
OF Their marriage on Friday evening.
W. c. Dewey received . telegram
yesterday announcing the death OF his
mother ~ Cambridge. Lenawee county.
Misses Ora and Laura Foster left
| saturday for their home at Huntsville.
o., To spend q year or two IN school, 10
| complete her education.
Rev. j. Brewster Hubbs, rector of
| Grace Episcopal church, starts today
for Alabama and eastern New York, TO
be gone about two weeks.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Buckingham and Mr..
| and Mrs. Francisco have returned from
| q two weeks sojourn IN Milwaukee and
adjacent summer resorts.
| Secretary c. s. Ward. of the Y. NJ. c.
| A.. and family hare returned from .
Two weeks visit at Lake Geneva, Q
| popular resort IN Wisconsin.
Dwight Waters, of this city. is u
member OF the Gilbert Opera company,
and ne Will JOIN the company IN Chicago
today for tour of the south.
Mrs. Edwin Hoyt, Jr.. and daughter,
Miss Louise, leave thisweek for Weque-
tonsing. Col. Hoyt and his brother,
Hon Birney Hoys. viii go to Detroit to
attend the encampment.
superintendent OF Police w. II. East
man and family left Saturday for
| Detroit Mrs. Eastman and children
will 60 to Cleveland. before returning
home, for visit with friends there.
Gen. VIM. p. Innes had his plans
made 10 60 with his comrades to Detroit
this morning. but he WAS compelled to
take to his bed instead. He is suffer
ing from inflammation OF the bowels.
Hon. E. NJ. Barnard returned from
New York yesterday. whittier he accom-
panied his sister, Mrs. Goodman and
little daughter, who sailed for Antwerp.
Mrs. Goodman will be absent one year.
Nj. and Mrs. James +. Mcbride will
leave town for an eastern trip. They
| will visit Niagara Falls and thence will
60 down the st. Lawrence and will visit
Boston and New York before returning.
| Prof. Greeson, of the High school,
has returned from his canoe voyage in
Lake Superior. and is assisting IN the
completion of the plans and epecifica-
tions tor tho new High school build
ing.
Mrs. A. Legrand Pierce and children
have returned to the city to live and
are for the present guests of Mrs. j. W..
Pierce. Mr.. Pierce will return as soon
as he closes up his business affairs in
Cincinnati.
L. D. May, Of st. Louis, representing
the Cook Well company, is in the city
on his way to Muskegon from Benton
Harbor. where q water works system is
just being completed, with battery Of
eight wells.
Robert NJ. Burlingame, of Minneap-
oils, was expected TO arrive last night
for visit with his uncle. Judge E. A..
Buriingame. He will 20 to Philadel-
phia from here to continue his pharma-
ceut:cal studies.
Mrs. Wilson &1nnes. . pioneer resident
of Grand Rapids, is lying at deaths
door. and her sons have been called to
her bedside They are Charles. travel
ing sslesman for Widdicomb; Eugene.
OF Houseman. Donnally 4 Jones. and
Will, who travels for Borkey Il Gay.
Henry A. Carr, formerly city librar-
ian. who went to st. Joseph, No., to
organize . free library there, has
accepted commission to organize and
develop new library at Scranton, Pa.
A philanthropist has donated hand
some $780, 900 library building, and Mr..
Carr Will superlntend the arrangement
of books.