Telegram-herald., 1891-12-29


:uo ussks Via al attack Of the grip,
i again AZ his orlcs-
S. l.. Fuller, VINO has been danger
ously III Of the grp. - nos ronvAiss-
cent
Miss Nellie Miller Of East Fulton
street has returned from her trip 10
Europe.
Mrs. George witmsa Of No. 4s3 South
fnion street - visiting her parents Al
Grand H2vea.
Samuel Ihcapson. with MeGsrry 4
Mcknight. las gone 10 Columbus. ONO,
Tor the holidays
+. n. Drake. assistant superintend-
eRt OF the D.. l.. & \. al Ioala, MAS IN
the city yesterday.
Mr.. z. T. Joyce. formerly of this city
but now OF Chicago. spent Sunday IN
the city visiting friends
Harry slowits, after weeks sick
ness from the grip. - again behind the
counter ~ klllott q Co.'s.
Miss Lille NJ. vollaud Of Ann Arbo.
10 the guest Of Mrs. William L. Ryan
OF No. 2oa North Prospect street.
l.. NJ. Cory has moved from Paris
avenue and taken possession OF one of
the new Begtseh nats, No.6l North Park
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter SIonter of Hol-
land, Mich. speut Christmas with their
daughter. Grs. kennlnk OF No. 81 West
Leonard street.
Miss Amazon WINERY, who has been
attending scnool at Ypsilanti the past
year, Is spending the holidays al her
home IN this city.
Rev. A. Il. Chalmers, of the Dunham
Christian church, Cleveland, is visiting
his brother, superintendent Chalmers,
at No. 22 Campbell place.
b. l.. D'Ooge. professor of Greek and
Latin IN the State Normal school, is
visiting HE mother and sisters in this
city during the holiday vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T.. Pulte and Mrs.
Joseph Berries have gone 10 Buffalo, y.
", TO spend the holidays with their
sons, who are attending school in that
city.
Mrs. w. Dayton Mahow of Front
street will spend the New Year at her
former home in La Grange, the suburb
OF Chicago, and will visit several weeks
with relatives and friends.
Miss Selia Rogers, formerly with j.
Chilver, now foYewoman OF the Bank
bookbIndery in jackson, is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.. s. Z. Rogers. at
Orchard place. North College avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. King of Chicago
and Miss Maggie Sullivan, formerly OF
this city, now of Chicago. are spend ng
the holidays with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Sullivan OF Grandyille
avenue.
Mrs. c. F. Tunstead of Oxford, Mich,
is visiting at the residence of her sister,
Mrs. VIM. l.. Wilson, of No. $50 Mt.
Vernon street. She 10 accompanied by
their neice, Mrs. Charles Albertson of
Romeo, Mich.
Mr.. A. X. Moseley has returned from
an extended trip to Ohio, visiting Day.
ton and Piqua. While in the latter city
he was the guest Of Landlord Johnson
Of the ''Plaza." formerly proprietor Of
Sweets in this city.
VIM. Firth. for the past eight years
head salesman at the Eagle clothing
house, has severe his connection with
that firm. He will take a vacation
until spring, when he will probably 60
into business for himself.
MIR. McGeorge Bundy has as guests
his two nieees from Philadelphia, VINO
are TO assist at the st. Cecilia recital
tomorrow afternoon. These two young
people have the highest testimonials
from leaders in the professional musical
world.
Miss Martha NJ. Martin, who is study
ing music and French in New York.
VIII spend the early spring months in
Florida, joining q private yachting
party for quite an extended cruise on
the Indian river, visiting many points
Of interest.
Mrs. James Mcdonald of No. l96
Sheldon street, who has been in New
York state for the past four months,
visiting relatives, has returned home.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Drake, of Hornellsyille, and her
little daughter.
Mr.. Fred c. VanBuskirk left yester-
day TO accept q position in Chicago and
on Saturday night he was rendered q
supper at the Owashtanong club by q
party of friends. It was very en-
joyable affair and at the close he was
presented with souvenir present.
w. II. Kinsey, secretary of the I'm
provemeut board, will 60 to Fort
Wayne, Ind, tomorrow to attend a
family reunion. Mr.. Kinsey will be
absent about one week, during which
time he will consult with several man.
ufacturing institutions concerning
propositions already made for locating
in this city.