Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-28
town TALK

order and i .ooklnz nice.
The Wost side s1d PlainEsld avenue roiis-
Finks aFe azain IA operation-
The .taina.i- xlas. .ins0ss for The Morton
hsllard coon have Dsen piaeed IA position
Exhibas for The meetinz Of the American
fo1nolasDesl soeieig are already arriving IA
the eitT.
Pstrol1aan Price sas relieved from duty
yesterday % accOant u ne death Of one of
hss ehlldrsn-
Kelley aiook. tor keeping their saloon
optn after hours. paid $40 Ia foie1
Court yesterday.
There sill be a regular meeting Of Cham
pin Post. q. A. T.. at their bal on Msst
Bridge strest 10 night.
Tbs resoftsrs Al haeataSa Park are re-
tnFnlnz ~ their homes a. the weather h
rather eoOi fOs camping.
Mrs. Adrion Vos-. a Holland lady living Ia
the Fifth y ard, gave birth - triplets yestsr
dag--swo gifls aad boy.
Joha " holcomb, the attorney and Jus
tee of the Peace, has moved his ONCE 10
Court block, On LyOn street
The foundation i being laid for the col
disFs Monument ou the triangular square,
comet 0f MonrOe and Division streets.
The Cigagmaksrs Uuion, No. a., Of this
eity, has ordered boycott placed on al
cigars manufactured b Mohi kenning
The first Presbyterian church and society
sniOyed pleasant .ocial at the residence OF
K II. smith. Stocking street, last evening.
The standard On Company have ceased
operation. on their oll tank-, owing 10 the
refusal of the COnncil to grant them permit.
Geo. Ashworth, Who resides upon Waterloo
strest. chopped three toez from has left foot
yesterday morning. DR.. best attended hlin-
The aew skating Club will give a dance at
Frost a kichmOnd's hall on East Bridge
street next tuesday night. Music by Mills's
orchestra.
Que og the four men employed at Mohl
kenning's cigar factory quit work yesterday
morning and returned To Mhsaakee. The
union paid his fare
The prsiin mary work for the Grand Rap
ids u saginaw Railroad - being pushed
along. although active operations vii not be
commenced tiil next spring.
The boascers Al The Merton are snxious To
down ths ooarders at Sweets IN game OF
base ball. A contest between the mines from
each hotel will take place next tuesday.
A new warehouse I7onsO feet one story
high and Of brick. will be built by the Grand
Rspids Manufacturing Company. 10 replace
the wooden structure recently destroyed by
hre.
About twenty members OF the Artillery
company went 10 Naskeg0n ltst night 10 at
Rifles. and the ball which followed the ex-
srcises.
s.rar Hurley. Of the police force. il quite
dangerOnsly sick with Inflammation OF The
bowels. and his ply sician says be will De IN
able % perform his regular duties for week
or two.
Alterations are being made at the Park
Congregational Church preparatory To the
reception of the new pipe organ Ihe old
organ has been sold 10 one Of the Catholic
chnrch.s upon the West side.
Hisi T. Clark Post o.. A. K. will attend
the Cumberland reunion az Gran Rapids
nsxt month sbout forty strong They vii
be reinforced oy FiizGsrald Post. Of CiarSs-
vile, - nearly sixty. .-Sslrsttotc L0cdt.
The oficers. who have seooud time gone
out ta Be hn township, Ottawa c'uniy IN
search u the King brothers and Corby. Who
are wanted for punishing Drhcers IraxieF
and Platte. report thar the toaghs have lett
the country.
The coroner's iury empaneled 20 inquire
into the canse Of The death OF John Curley. OF
Glrattsn whose charred remains were found
in ths ruins Of his burned residence, brought
In verdict of death by sufocati0n. cause OF
are unknown
The Council proceedings this week are OF
particular interest becaa=e q the action con
cerninx the question whster = city election
shall be held 20 vote whether Greenville shai
bond itsslf for $4,000 10 sid the Grsnd Rap
i,l- and SaginaW Railroad -firseRriiis IHds
psadeat
pleasant party was given n the rest
slens.s of Nr aud Mrs. L. r. stanton. III
Iivinx~ton street. Wednesday evening
There were present Mr.. and Mrs Harry
stanton. " stanton. q. stanton. Misses
Nellie and Olive stanton. At. White. Mrs
Putnam and others
Two men. named Keizsr and Herse. en-
a -. ~ ar ~.
Yesterday afternoon. Herss threw a orics
through : screen door. which struck heizel
upon the head and inflicted severe -cali
wound The msn ~ho threw the brick val
probably hs arrested
I'll a.. Mann who resides at I - Livingston
street called st lHs tstEuRAN ofuce ye-teF.
slay with fne biOssom from cotton plant
~hirh hs has growing m his garden. tie re-
reivad about a DOZEN seeds last winter and
planf4d thesn on May "a. and vas successful
A. a pisnt has grown from each seed.
Fullsr. The for ger. turped over sD7.o e
Supt. Perry yesterday, 70 be Used an partia-
~ reir,i hnrsing Dr. Johnson. has latest Eic
nm. Fuller viii be srraixned for securing
money nn a f1rxefs draft, hrs exam iuatluu
in Police Cont wi.l BE- waived and the cass
viii b. tsSan directly - the superior Cont
Al the meeting ~ Custer Pest. =. A, r.
lszt "Wednesday evening. . eornfnfttee ot I'VE
saa appointed % make Arrangements Tor
the reception Of All ~. \. X costs that At
tend tbe coming ~. gnIsn IF The society 81
the 4rntr sf she Cnmherisnt. They VII sci
N cuniunction vita a similar COMMITTEES
frnfn tls Champlin Post
The brick layers finished their work an
cpriRg Conpanys new oiccs yesteria. /.
ane the csruenter~ EXPECT ga have the rooi
en- MS seek NJ. spring hcpes - have
ne building FAR enough advanced AZ IRE
.t'ne % the -1nion II tns Army of the
- tnns ,erlsnd to allow the hosei rueu 20 erect
soss tar the accommodation % nc visitors
~ llte city.