Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-25
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Mrs. a. "A. Barber of No. II Living
ston sssset with hsr al, .tner Mr. Lucy
smear. Left tina city THURSDAY for
Ottawa beach where they will occuDp
tnslr cottage for the season. fhey
VIII soon Dc joined by Mr.. Barber Who
~ oow Ia Chicago.
Aesss. Merry Ward MseArthur and
j. r. Ma.osey, CheboygAn. who have
bssu "a the city comforting Win the y.
". N. X. T. company relative TO the
extension Of that IIne from Petosxey
% Cheooygan, nave returned home.
j. A. Edwards, clerk IN the war de-
partment 1t Washington, will arrive ia
the civ this morning. on DIS way from
CaicsgO, where DC nas been attend lng
the convention. He Will leave Tor
Washington July @.
Henry j. 4 Alnain who will sail for
England IN the City Of Chester next
week. MAS ven farewell supper by
John i. peac III MS rooms IN the
wenham block Thursday evening.
Notices have been received that the
lew ArliEgton hotel at Petoskey wall
be ready foe occupancy on the 18th or
tnis month. The formal opening will
not take place until July i.
Miss Elizabeth l.. Koues IS guest OF
the family Of Col. 4. ;. Pierce. Miss
Mile Pierce was last year IN atteud-
anee =. the private school Of Miss Koues
10 New York City.
TIE Pennsylvania officials, who have
heen dong the northern division or the
u. X. & l., returned from the north
yesterday. They left last night for
their homes.
The baccalaureate sermon TO the
graduating class OF the West Michigan
college will b. delivered in Park church
tomorrow night by the Rev. Dan F.
Bradley.
An unusually large number of tour
Isl. are passing through the city on
their way TO the northern resorts- They
are mostly from Cincinnati. and Chi
eago.
George II. Southland of No. EOS JET
I, rscn avenue, travelling agent for the
Alsb sstlne company, has returned
nome for his summer vacation
Next Tuesday evening Gertrude
Whitney and Myrtle Provin will enter
tain their friends with lawn party 1T
No. a56 North College avenue.
Captain Poisson's new steamer, Major
Watson. was pulled out OF the mud
Thursday and now hoats serenoly on
the PLACID waters Of the lake.
Residents on Bostwick street, between
Fountain street and the park, are hnd-
ing considerable fault in regard 70 it
extremely muddy condition.
The register of deeds Office may be
pregnancy tor some colanioty;
thirteen real estate transfers were filed
Friday.
Mrs. DR.. Danforth of Muskegon,
medical examiner for the L. O. r. NJ,
was the guest OF Mrs. y. 3. Gilbert yes
terday.
Mrs. III. c. Galloway of st. Clair.
Men, 10 visiting her sister. Mrs. NJ. y.
Tu,tle Of No. 90 Colt avenue, FIR few
days.
Mrs. and Mrs. Pred Clark, Maggie
Strahsn and Eva Wood will start from
Detroit today for trip around the
lakes.
T. Stewar; White left yesterday for
Nsekinaw leland 10 prepare Tor the
summer. HIS family will follow next
week.
CITY Treasurer Sorrick's family will
leave next week for Ottawa Beech,
where they will spend the summer.
Charles A. Mcknight left yesterday
for ionia. lie will have charge Of P.
d. FasrelPs agents IN that vicinity.
William II. Linderman. recent grad
uAte of the state normal school, TO-
turned home Thursday evening.
Frank Cobhs OF Cadillac passed
through the city last nigat on hss way
home from O.tvet college.
The circuit courts will adjourn today
until after they have moved into the
new court house.
Clarence CslkIns . member OF Custor
Guard is seriously III from hemofrhAege
OF the lungs.
Sewers throughout. the city are re-
ceiving . general cleaning and over
hauling.
The warm weather sent large crowds
10 Reeds lake aud north park yestsr-
day.
Mrs. II. T. Galloway of st. Clair 10
visiting her sister. Mrs. w. 8. Tuttie.
Harry and John Lawson will leave
Sunday for Msca,aws PARK.
Mrs. J. A. Cartet ard daughter are
viatlng friends in Toronto.
A sou WAS born TO Mr.. and Mre.
Frank Dibble yesterday.
Mrs. C.. Pslton IF Big Rapids IL visit
Ing frients in the city.
Barrnd kroexs returned from the
university yesterday.