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Ann Arbor Argus, April 24, 1891
Day
24
Month
April
Year
1891
Copyright
Public Domain
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Mrs. John Burg is visiting in Sa line. Miss Frances Waldron is home from Europe. Miss Bertie Bliss visited in Detroit this week. Mrs. Caroline Gwinner has returned from Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Millen spent the week in Concord. Dr. Charles B. Nancrede returnec from Philadelphia, Tuesday. City Attorney T. P. Kearney anc Rudolph Lutz were in Lansing, Tuesday. Rev. Henry Tatlock returned from New York city, Wednesday afternoon. Henry Haskell has accepted a position in a freight office in Kalamazoo. Mrs. Dr. Thomas Elliott, of Portland, Oregon, is visiting her brother, Dr. Charles Mark. Mrs. Charles H. Manly and Mrs. W. E. Walker went to Grand Rapids, Wednesday. J. H. Stark was called to Grand Rapids this week by the death of his brother, Isaac Stark. Louis F. Lutz, alderman and president pro. tem. of the Byron council, was in the city, yesterday. Miss] May Jaqueth, of St. Johns, wh) was visiting her grandmother, Mrs. James Nelson, returned home Tuesday. Mrs. E.J. Knowlton has returned from near Boston, Mass., where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Whedon. Representatives Gregoryand Lowden attended the funeral of Hon. M. H. Ford, in Grand Rapids, Wednesday. Frederick Schmid attended his first meeting as member of the board of control of the Pontiac asylum, Tuesday. W. H. Russell, Esq., of Detroit, was in the city Tuesday. He visited the law department and was called on for an address. Mrs. Dr. MacLachlan, of this city, is one of those who recently registered at "The Hotel del Coronado," at Coronado Beach, California.