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THOMAS BOWLING b son. AuctoneerA.
SPECIAL siLE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
TON. OF OTHER PERSONAL EFFECTS, AT
OUR AUCTION ROOMS. PENNSYLVANIAA AVE
DAY, JULY SECOND. 1891. AT Ten O'CLOCK.
EMBRACING IN PART
Fine Parlor Furniture. in suites and separate pieces
NJ. 7. Walnut and Oak Bed Room Suites, Couches,
Lounges. French Plate Mirrors. Folding beds, Hat
Racks. Hair Mattresses. Dining Room ard OH .e
Furniture. Pictures. Rrfr.rerators, Ice Boxes, Heat
ing and Cooking Stoves. Brussels and Ingram Car
pets.
ALSO,
At TWELVE O'CLOCK. Horses. Carriages, Buegies,
Harness. &c.
N.B.-Saturday being a holiday our regular Satur-
day sale will take place Oh THURSDAY, JULY SEC
UND, 1881, ut TEN O'CLOCK
THOMAS BOWLING son,
ie30St Auctioneers.
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r ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. 1AUCTIoNEERS.
~ go PA. AVE n. W.
NlNTn AND b STREEIS NQHIHE AST

oIU IA. NV. n.
VERY VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY ON
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JULY EIGHTH.
at SIX O'CLOCK, WE WILL SILL BY PUBLIC
AUCTION, IN FRONT OF THE PREMISES,
ALL OF LOTS AND =,
SQUARE 9l7.
The whole property fronting % feet 3 inches 9th
street and 81, feet inches street. This property
is admirably adapted to advantageous subdivision
and in neighborhord that is being rapidly and nicely
improved.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in one and
two from day OF SALE secured by deed of trs.
and bearing y per cent per ann,ii. interest payable
seiannualy or all casa, at the purchasers option
DEF osit of 800 each lot required time OF sale
Iers to be complied with in fifteen days from the day
OF sale or the right to resell reserved at the risk
cost OF the deiauiting purchaser. All conveyancing
and recording at the purchasers cost
jeD-d&ds RADCLIFFE, DARR 4 co,
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Knied by rouch,nr a Guy Wire.

Killed by Touching Guy Wire.
VIM. g. Bennett wns killed in Des Moines SUM-
day by touching guy wire used in holding in
position m electric light pole. The storm had
disarranged the wires and in some way the
current was communicated to the guy wire.
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3e2T-dkds

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auotionesrs.
Two-sTpRY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT No 1e4s
THIRD STREET SOUTHWESr AT AUCTION.
~ On THUksDAY, JULY SECOND. ct slx COLOCk
lots 81 and 81 in square 90 havin IS fest 10 inches
'front.' by lO1 feet 10 inches Deep improved by two
story frame dwelling. ave ROOMS
Terms easy. and made Known ct time Of aale.
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ATIMER SLOAN, Auctionesn.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRovEp
! PROPERTY ON FIFTEkNIH STREET BE

/. PROPERTY ON FIFTEENTH STREET. BE
TWEEN AND ii STREETS NORTHWEST,
by virtue of . deed Of trust, dated November n
1sS recorded in Liber No. l156 folio Es0 SEQ one
Of the land records Of the District of Columbia and
also by virtue OF order of the Supreme Court Of tbe
1891 in the of John Heald trustee. Robert
r. White ct al. No: Ii l5O. equity docket Be- We viii
sell to the highest bidder in front Of the premsea
on THURSDAY. the NINTH DAY OF JULY. 1891. al
HALF-PAS1 FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the foIlov1ns
described real estate situate in the cty of Nash-
inxton, District of Columbia. to wit: PAR OF LOT
nine tY) Of DAvfdson's subdivision of square num-
bered two hundred and fourteen (214. described q
follows Bectnning for the same the northwest
OF said lot and running thence east III 10 feet
thence south - feet and inches; thence o 80
inches 70 the line Of l5th street and thence north
20 feet aud inches to the place OF beRfnning The
east 30 feet by the width OF said part Of lot
TO be sold subject to rht way in favor Of
sub lot. y -t1-7-- 800" -
Terms Of sale One-third Of thu purchase nousy
In cash and the balance in equal insealments n
one and two year, with interest day OF ale a the
rate OF SIX t6 per cent annun. payable sernian-
70 be secured BY the promissofy notes q the
purchaser and deed Of trusf on the propsy sold O.
$50 via b required Of the purchaser ct the ms q
ssle. All conveyanong Ct the cot Of the p1rchassr
the terms OF nAie be not complied With n ten days
nom tbs time OF eale the trustees rnvO tks rht 20
the propsry at the risk and cost Il IL dsault-
A. 9. woRTHIM0ION, Trustee.
- NEAL Z. MuRkxf. Tssssss.
%SASds "a ~ =. A.1.
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/ ATlMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers,
~ 14Oo u ST.. near United States Treasury
/ ATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers,
~ 400 u St. near y. 8. Treasury.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
No No. 1915 TENTH STREET. BETWEEN Q ANb 4
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF certain deed Of trust dated 2sth March,
1bSs. and duly recorded in ber 1874 folio 3Sl
one o: the land records of the District Of Colun
and at the request of the party secured thereby viii
WEDNESDAY,. JULY FIRST, 1881, at HAlF-PAST
FIN O'CLOCK p. NJ. lot le.tered in Rohrsrs sub
DIVISION Of lots rs and 80 the recorded subdivision
Of square numbered 3;,6. with the improvements
thereon CONSISTING OF brick DWELLING Icing
No. 1916 10Th street northwest.
Ierina; One-tlird cash. balance In one and two
years, with interest at cent per annum. and
cured by deed of trust TIE property, all cash
All convsyancnR and recording cost of purchaser
II terms oe not complied with IN ten days from day Of
srty at and of defaultng after Ave
days notice in Evening" Star.
CHRISTIAN &. LEDERER.
ie2Odkds III. II. BEhGMANN. ( lrusteeo
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auc,ioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUBIE FARM OF !
ACkES on LAMP, MORE OR LIS, IRON

TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALUBIE FARM OF 100
Is ISS cENTRaT ESSTE.SEXR 70 ASD kisr
By virtue Of deed Of trust to me. duly recorded in
oei Ioiio 81 ct one q the land records q
NEsDAY. JULY FIRST. 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK
P. NJ. on the premises. all tina, certain pssoe
IN q I'M III e psls. u
bia, and on Central avenue. now or formerly occupied
the same made y 3 D carpsptsr. July. Issd
SeuOi. sovssSsT WITH j. sSs s ~ T.ys
the s.,ne LeIonx,ux Or in anywise apr ersaiainE.
81. Terms =. go cash balance in one and t~o years
given bearing Per cent ees psT "num esySbe
and to be secured BY deed 0. trust
$50 WI! be required at The time Of sale Terms lie
reserves the right rs.si Al the rsk and coss Of the
purchaser after days erfseent OF such resale in
isis.dsi. s w. T II NisnntHS Z Trustee.
| ArlMLR SLOAN, Auctoneers,
IL l40o u ST.. near United states Treasury
RRE SrSEENs SIKH ANP sEvESTM HNp Q AND
On %EPSEsbHI: JULY FIRST AI 1911 At SIX
SUB 1 * sd 81; II q. Az isl
Improved by three twostory md basement
now under rental o 81 pr saan, Men nd
1907 and 16O9 Marion st. n. W.
within half square Of cable cars essy di.tapce ~ tS
Belt Line and should command the attention Of iala-
Terms on each house: one-hs: cash. balance i'm s;x
teen months with interest and secured trust
o Sd pa r ssG 5.
auired on each house At time Of sale;
4 n
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A. INTERESTING PROGRAM. AZ rHE SUMBERs OF
WHICH wrHr WELL ExEcJfED-FULL LIST OF
HoNoRs AND PREMIUMS AwAnDED-As At
IRAoItyS KxHIBITfoS OF FANCY WORK.
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S SsaESS Y xs RASasi Trustees.

In connection with the above about one acre
and seven-eehtls U5s Of acre adjoining will be
sold. making in the aggregate about acres
more less. of one OF the most desirable plats OF
ground for subdivision in that section having arre
rontages both roads and being accessible by
railroad.
te20-dx1e DUNCANSON BROS. Aucfs
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THOMAS DOWNING Son, AUCTIONEEhS.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET NORTHEAST, BE-
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
By virtue OF decree OF tire supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity cause No.
1879 tMedfcrd vs.. scott ct ALL. win offer for
pubic auction 70 'front.' OF the premises WG-DNiS
O'CLOCK p NJ. all o. original lot i've 60. in square
IA in the city of Washington. D. c. Said lot fronts
81 feet inches on street, 1863 feet FL inches
dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: One-thrd cash, balance in equal
payments at one and two years from day Of sale With
trust on the premises sold all cash. at the
option. &3OO must le paid when the property 10
struck OF. ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, Trustee,
Je2S-d&da AS Louisiana ave.
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HORSFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
For Suustroke. aa
It relieves the prostrattou and nervous derange-
meut. r. $40 ,.- s- afrft f44sl 1rF So
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ouAY HELD RESPONSIBLE.
r AIT Falls Defeat Of Republicans IN Penn
sylvania Charged TO Him.

Az ADDRESS TO THE CITIZENS OF THE STATE
PHILADELPHIASs DESoUScE HIM As THE CAUSE
OF MANY POLITICAL EvILs-THE TREASURY
SCANDAL RECALLED.
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The closing exercises Of StJosephs Parochial
schoos we're held this morning at 10 o'clock in
the large hall Of the Academy Of the Visitation,
ard. as i. always the case on such occasions, the
place was packed TO its doors. Those who
braved the hot weather and attended we're well
repaid. a. the pretty drills and splondidly
rendered musical selections seemed to please
this most critical. Every pupil sang well. and
the yaledictorian. Miss Dora Collins. surprised
al IL Der fEe delivery. u
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hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ 9th and sts NV
TRUSTEES, SALE OF SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FRONTING ON TENAILYT0WN ROAD AN
On PIECE MILL ROAD, BEING ONE OF tn
GEOPtETcMNS sEn TT ny ~ Re WEE

~ 9TH and sts- NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FRONTING ON TENAILYTOWN ROAD AND
On PIECE MILL ROAD. BEING ONE OF THE
MOS VALUABLE TRACTS BETWEEN
GEORGETOWN AND TESALLYTOWN.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust TO the undersigned
d Trustees dated 21th Of pecembsr D. 1889 and
written request Of the party secured by said trust
DAY, the FIRsT DAY YH o 5 5GLYs 3. Isl, At
HALF-PAST FIVE p. NJ. all that parcel of land in
the south part of Mrs Arisnna j. Lyles land bounded
as TO lows tnnipg at stake the east side of the
road from Tennaly to GEORGETOWN. said take
ing in the center Of the west end of intended
road ~ eet wide. anu running thence with the east
side OF said public road to Georgetown. south 2Ob de-
Srees east, S 40 feet to Duvas To-, thence north
Il degrees 124 to- 100 feet thence south Il de-
grees east. all 0Df00 feet to the north iierce
Mill road; thence with the north side OF said roa
north 1S3s degrees east. 453 feet to Worney's
thence north 6o degrees west go thence south
23h degrees west 800 feet; thence south .u28 de-
gress east. 2i Jl0 feet to the center of the east
end OF said intended private road; thence with the
100 Ieet to the place of be..inninr and contain NJ
forty and thirteen hundredths 40 1000
!and and being the sane land conveyed by Arianna E.
Ward TO Austin Herr.
Ter,us OF sale: One-third of purchase money cash.
balance in three equal nstaments from day sale
one.tw and three years. with interest at cent
per annuln able semi annually. notes secured
ny deed OF trust on the property sold to satisfaction Of
trustees or all CASH At on OF pure haser purchas
deposit of 500 req aired time of sale Con-
veyancing, &c, AZ purchasers cost. Terms of sale
must he complied with in thirty days. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the the
rsk and cost OF the deaunx purchaser purchasers
after ve days advertisement of such resale some
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je2O-dkds IL NJ BEHGTANNl L. ]
II ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneer..

II AfCLIFFE, DA6R CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE NO. ITO
FOURTEENTH STREE SOCTHEAST
BY virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
40 lool folio 80 ct OF the land for
the District Of Columbia. and at the request of the
party secured thereby. viii sell. at Iuo.lc auction
DAY or JULY. A. D. 1891, at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ,
part OF lot numbered six 3d. in square hundred
and nifty nine (lO.,). beginning a point
on the boundary said lot f4th street seventy
nve feet rom south street. running thence east 70
The eastern boundary of said lot ninety feet (..O)
thence south twenty five feet the southern boundary
OF SAID Iot thence west ninety feet to 13th
and thence north along the line Of said lot twenty
feet to the pace of bexinnnz.
Terms to be made known at time Of sale. deposit
OF slop required at time sale. II terms OF sale
are not complied with in fifteen days from the day of
sale right reserved TO the property the risk and
cost OF the ting purchaser after days adver
nertlseinent OF such resae in newspaper pub
Ished IN WASHINGTON. ID. C. All conveyancing and
recording At the cost of the purchaser.
JOHN +. D0NOHUE, I r-.....
JAMES A. JENKINS, ! trustees
RADCLIFFE, DARR ( CO Aucts ielQ-dkda
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FUTURE DAYS.
ID ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO., Aucnoneers.

AssIaNEE's SALE OF wF1L-AssoRrED STOCK
OF GROCERIES,. WHISTLES. WINES, &C. |;
LARGE REFRIGERATION. SCALES, HORSE,
WAGON AND HARNESS CONTAINED IN
S ISEx CORNER gI,lsr OF MONROE AND WASH
By virtue Of deed of assignment given to me and
duly rscordsd viii sell At public auction on MON
at the abovenamed store. the entire stock Of Gro
ceries, &c. contained therein. consisting in part
Flour. Teas. Coffee. Fancy Shell Goods, Candies,
Cakes. yellies. Preserves Spices Soaps. Whistles,
Wines. Tea and Coffee Cedties, Counter, Meat and
Platform Scales. Large Refrigerator, store Fixtures
&C., together with tull Of and
Liquors usually found in hrst-cless grocery store.
ALSO
Horss Wagon and Harness. which the attention Of
the trade and private buyers ID called.
ISAAC HAAS. Assignee.
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Village Police Suppressed by City BiuecoasH.
Carriers lad picnic at Desplaines, ILL.,,
Sunday. during the progress of which some
VI them got into . row with the village
Policemen, who, after clubbing one man
nearly to death, drew a revolver and fired sew
eral stots into the crowd Luckily none Of the
bullets took effect At this juncture four Chi
esso police men, who had accompanied the
IoatilIfisx
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(,HANCERY SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE, PAL
~ IIALLS COMPLETED HOUSES On lift
STREET CORNER OF II STRIEr N0RTuE A =

HANCEK1 SALE Of TWO DESIRABLE, PAR
~ ITALY COMPLETED HOUSES On IIFTH
STREET CORNER OF H STREET NORTHEAST.
nder decree of the Supreme Court Of the District
Colnilfia. passed i'll equity No. Ii. ltj9 Boss
aPt Danennower ct al will sell at public auc-
t ISi n tsent of the premises on WEDNESDAY.
numbered thirty one CID and thirty-two Cs2) in W.
irving Bosweli's subdivision OF part of square
bered eight hundred and nine (sir9) in Washing on
cry; d. e, the same being improved by two Dric
dwelling houses. under roof hut not completed, being
at the corner Of Fifth and streets northeast
Terms: One-third and balance in equal
amounts at one aed two from date of sale, with
interest or all cash. at option OF purchaser Deposit
OF iOO required 9r each lot at time OF sale and term.
the right to resell at risk and defautins pur
chaser; all conveys ncing at purchasers cost.
ANDREW b. DUVALL,
4oo La ave- u w.,
JOB BARNARD.
oO0 9th 1t. NV.
THOMAS BOWLING L son.
je19-d&ds Auctioueers
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. AuctioneerA

eH-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY. JULY SEVENTH, 1891. same hour and
place. lteH-tiNdsI Ky order of trustee
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n Upon a stIoDOA. 80 .CIIO ks on PAT
III ents room a. lie Droit buIi.ins corner 18th ana
4 SITS N. W. Washington. DC Also f1ttsourg, o.
LOUIS and Kansas City. my l4-.3nl
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her treasury. The poison of political corrup-
ton and dishonesty have alike affected those
VINO have promoted and those who have per-
mitted If. 1t has produced a paralysis,
running through moral causes to material re-
suits
.'Many Of our good citizens have been blind
and deaf to the conditions about them. until
the vicious system and the evilprinciples which
have been tolerated 80 long have brought forth
fruit after their kind But when loose political
morals and methods have eliminated in appal-
ling defalcatiOns and increased tax rate, none
will dare dispute the value Of sound principles
In politics. With great financial scandal the
black bottom of which has not yet been
| sounded, fastened upon Philadelphia. and with
the name Of our state word Of political re-
proach throughout the country. We are con-
WINGED that the time Is ripe for change.
A DEMAND FOR REFORM.
''We appeal to the patriotism, to the sound
sense of the republicans throughout the state,
/ or. in the absence of sensibiiity Of higher con-
siderations, to that fear Of impending financial
and political danger which further inaction
will bring. to consider this question and SO to
| agltate II as 10 secure speedily the required
| reform. Here in reality, il u chance for reform
within the party by such an expression Of popu-
lar sentiment against the Objectionable men that
they shall fail Of denomination to their respect
| i've Offices, and thus the voter be saved the al
lerna.ive OF accepting an unworthy candidate
evils which We now suffer will be overcome il
each man shall but feel personal Responsible
ity for their removal, and will mako those in
diyiduai and associated efforts which, If wisely
planned and faithfully executed, bring victory.
The Questionable public records Of the men
| who have inflicted those evils must be exposed
There must be q more competent and worthy
leadership than that Of Mr.. Quay, and the leg
isla:ure must be purged Of those who have
placed themselves on record the enemies OF
ballot reform. The demand for the retire
ment Of these men from the places which they
have disgraeed must be un6inching. The po-
litical methods which they have adopted must
be discontinued and in their place must bs
substituted only thoss consis.snt with sound
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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25

Miss Iva Bush has returned from
Belding.
d. d. Cody and family have returned
from Bear Lake.
Rev Or. Charles Fluhrer has returned
from wsbtawsnts.
Mrs. A. NJ. Mars goes to Buffalo this
week to vlsit friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. r. LOOMS have re-
turned from Gun Lake.
Mss julia A. Coffinberry has re-
turned from the sea shore.
Miss Mabel Wells - the guest of Miss
Nina DsLong, At Muskegon.
Mrs F. ". Hulswlt and cons are vis-
itIug friends st Grand Haven.
Mss Josie Ewing s visiting Miss Car
RE Roscnbaum, at X slsmaSoo.
Mr.. George F. Spraksr and children
have returned to kansss City.
M~ Jennie Schsrsch goes 10 New
York this week TO vIst friends.
B.J. Lovrey, Of the Howard City
Record. was IN this city yesterday.
James Barnett. Jr., - At Mrs. =. Nor
gan smiths cottage At Old MissoB.
Dr.. and Mr.. RAYMOND and Miss
Minnie Burley are enjoying a lake trip.
Hon Moresu :. Crosby and family
have returned from the northern re-
sorts
Mss Kate F. Barry. teacher IN the
deaf and dumb institute If PhIlsdel-
phis, 9 IN the city, the guest OF her
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25

The eosoner's jury summoned for the
purpose Of determining the cause OF
the death Of the man found horribly
mutllaied oy the slde Of tue G.. X. ana
/. railroad track by W. r. Hand and
w A Jones sunday morning. nesr
Fishers station, rendered their yerd'et
yesterday 20 the effect that the unfor-
tunate man was killed by blow from
passing train, without giving further
particulars. DR.. Fuller performed an
autopsy aud reported that the dead
mans skull had been fractured ani
that thin sheet of blood covered the
brain. There were four witnesses
sworn anu they told the story as pre-
vIousiy printed regarding the hnding of
the body. The body mas not as yet been
identified aud WALL be buried at the
eounty's expense.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25
Thieves Run.

Two young men who have been
hanging around the city for some time
walked out TO Caledonia yesterday.
broke into the house of Adoiph Shikles
while he was away from home and
stole 81 IN money and goods, the value
of which was s.. A deputy sheriff got
on their track and arrested them just
as they were crossing the line into
Barry county. They were srraigned
before a justice of the peace at Gale
donna yesterday morning and bound
over to the circuit court, and are now
awaiting trial at the county jail. Their
names are John Shultz and Ludo Gun.
nIngham.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25

sister. Mrs. L. g. Stuart. 81 MI Yer
noE~st-
Mrs. J. e. Rec has returned from
Ovid, where che visited Mr.. Charles
Clark.
Randall w. Burns, of Chicago, - Wis
ting his brother, w. :. Burns. or the
Leader.
Mrs. T. j. Watkins and daughter,
Miss Ida, OF Jackson, are the guests OF
Ars. BENZ. Powers
Mrs. K. A. Maynard and son have re-
turned from = Wait with frents IL
Wssntenaw county.
Misses Allie CowAn and Ina Walker,
Of Grsenyisie, are spending . lev days
with friends IN this city.
l.. L. Randall aud Geo. X. Mohr
started last night for q weeks trip up
tho 500 on business and pleasure
Mlss Lettie b. Adams has returned
from Bay View and mas gone 10 Battle
Creek 10 remain until school opens.
Miss Jessie Johnston who has been
Waiting IN D-uolt and Port Huron Tor
the past four weeks las returned home.
Misses Mary Bigelow, OF Muskegon,
and Gertrude squres, OF Muskegon,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. ;. Hosey.
Nrs. III. Simon, Of London, Ont, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Hllson, $50
Fountaln-st. Her two sons accompany
her.
Miss Arhsle Youag. instructress IN
Latin IN Wellesley college, 10 spending
her vacation with an uncle IN the Cats
kills.
Mrs. B. n. Rocks and son, who have
been spending two years IN California.
are the gnests OF Mrs. \. J. Van Dine
and family.
w. 5. Allison, of the Allison Coupon
Co., OF Indianapolis, was III the city
Monday. the guest OF Mrs. III. Whit
worth ana daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. W. Saliers and Miss
Sarah Bigelow OF SO McDowell-st.. have
gone on u TWO weeks pleasure trip
around the lakes.
Mrs. Louis Kanitz and son, of Muske.
gon, and Miss Esther Grady, OF Chicago
are In the city visiting the family of j.
ID. Boland. No. Is Crawford-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Sweet have gone
to Mackinac Island. Mr.. Sweet will
leave his wife ut the Island and start
for his farm in North Dakota in com
pany with j. A. Covode and A. b. Por.
ter, TO shoot ducks.