Telegram-herald., 1886-10-01

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West -ile AEuefF ca troNi-sf. faesL al
CAS- sszssni-s. celebrating Tie 41fe1t 81
l1slr asR scar @hea lasts tgr $40 a4ss
iuztead u ons Fls feason tAey eve l9r
llis is .1af ahzn t1es aele dusen oaE ~
Jef-s4. eal lleg as net AMOS sKaclls which
day as Aes Years coazel Isutly taeg nea
Keep lKo days a. one iaeg commenced
iher services a. me hall 81 5 'eloez lnars-
1ay afternoon. xhiea iasled lol $50 h..4ls.
i estes lag serflees elll llc4ie~ds a. y e-t'sA
a t1e morning lasting u4A uD4a. al4
fr0n4 rit Ia tae aieruoon Inefe sii
also be sersl Ices lu tle nal lplaf 81 Alr
same hours aaa sanao~n today sll CON
Glule theF holiday, uuli Saturday orL =.
= llch IS thslr day oi aioaeluent. Lueii
t1-lr ser ces are more impressive tAan "a
aus other time. Iuey VIII - llto s1flA-
SON Klen the suu goes down tnd4g
uigll and Nil nos est or ailnA
4ull Ile SAME ilfne SATURDAY
evening There - only ab0ul thlrs oi tue
orlL0dox Jews Ia ne clty, ali TIE otlefs
beluz reformed. bul these hoiJ Qua 90 tnell
uld teachings. IL Caleaso aaa other large
eities tue orthodoxy have re-uitf places "a
Worship anu Their oRn kaoUis. = ~ ar
X ,se. Ut 81 Lsuls Is here COZ uctllg tue
services. assis ed o. Messfs Lan4sr al.a
Levi. II this clu, who arc The president anu
ice-president vi the congregation.
Fred Finch the barber on Wes, Bridge
near West DlglsI0n-st, last evening allie
shaving a customer went out side With INN
and stepped around the corner. " hen hr
came back he met ranger coming O1t OF
ne shop and he caugut hold OF him and
told him not 10 be IA = hurry. But the
stranger insisted that be had to catch
Train aud thus aroused Finch suspicious
as he knew there was 40 train going out al
that tme aud he pulled bin inl0 the snep
lie loos ed al bis dressing case, and there
were several lItsie arucles missing. There
Sas also another stranger ia the room, wnu
had been through The cash drawer. Fred
took ali his property and money away from
them. and then gave them "tbrashlng
aud kicked them out on tie street Fred IL
a ittie man bat he Is dangerous 10 tOOi
with.
f. ". Reed, the popular West Bridge-st
barber, objects 10 the way IN hich his shop
has been brought before the public by the
arrest OF Bertha Steinman Nr. Reed say
the girl often came into the shop accom-
panied by other gIIls and went into the
room back of the shop, which Is public for
ladies. as he makes a speciality oi ladies work
and has a large trade IN thai line. tie never
I UdU any OttloiOA u lIiflh lut Etil WIS OtA-
erwise than respectable. as she always be
/ haved like lady when ID the shop, other
wise she would have been politely ordered
/ out
| Carr Mcpherson a year old boy was
/ thrown from the steps of the Union school
! by = companion yesterday forenoon during
recess. When the boy was picked up it
Was found he was seriously hurt and had
| TO be carried 10 his home on FrOnt-st. DR..
Mcpherson was summoned and be found
the boy suffering from a fractured shoulder
blade. toge her with other slight bruises.
| The doctor set the bone. The boy was
resting quite we'll last evening.
Some of the West Side grocers are feeling
very indignant over an article which the
/ West Side AelUs published this week about
them charging 81 a bushel for onions, while
| the farmers were selling them for forty
cents The Nelos is slightly off its base this
time as the gT0cers have been selling onions
ali the year at sixty cents Therefore they
do not wish TO be misrepresented.
D. ". Hickey, Of California, is visiting
friends on the West side. He is also in
Producing new gate called the Challenge
Barb Wire gate and will establish has
brother Thos. Hickey as the agent here
Mr. Hickey tells some very interesting
stories about the Chinese and their ways in
| California.
There will be a Chinese wedding and
supper given in Chinese costumes tonight
al the Old engine house on Scribner ST.
/ north of LeOnard-st for the benefit of tie
/ Baptist Mission Sunday school. The
/ participants have been Tehearsing for some
time so that a good time IS predicted.
T. W. Strahan has received letter from
/ Rev. +. c. Coolbaugh, who is at Plymouth,
/ " H., giving a description of his church
which is called The Chapel of the Holy
Cross" Mr. Co0lbaugh is well pleased
with his new quarters although he is a little
/ hOmesick.
Rev j. Rice Tavlor. Of st Paul's church.
will not return from New York until Oct.
TO- There will be no services at the church
sunday outside Of the Sunday school
class.
c. H. Carr who had his foot crushed
Wednesday morning while coupling cars,
| yesterday suffered q reaction but there is
sill hopes of saving the foot.
John w. Parks of St Louis, is visiting
/ friends on West Bridge ST. Mr.. Parks ex-
presses himself as being highly pleased with
Grand Rapids.
Mrs w. Marsman and wife, Of the
/ Stocking ST boot and shoe dealer, has gone
I
daughter.
RA. McWiliams. the West Bidge-st
/ druggist. has just received the agency for
| West Side of Spree's Untermented Grape
! Juice.
Business was booming with the West
SHE wood yards yesterday. They cou d
not nh more than half their orders.
Drivers Of loaded vehicles seem to have a
mania for breaking down on West Bridge
ST. as one breaks down every day.
Mrs. J. W. Tomlinson and family Of
| Winter-st.. has returned from a pleasant
visit with friends in Chicago.
DR.. Holt. Of West Bridge-st, who has
been ia Philadelphia for the past FIVE weeks,
viii return tomorrow.
The stone Is nov being scattered along
/ Stocking 81 and all is ready for the PAYERS
to commence work.
Mrs John " Rsnkins, of Gold-st.. has
returned from a visit with her two daughters
At Duluth. Minn.
wm. Lough has Just returned from the
north and reports everything lovely up ia
that country.
Mrs. " G. Lowry. Of Gold-st.. has gose
to IS Paul, Mimi, for few weeks stay
wifh friends.
The Directors Of the Fifth National Bark
he'd their weekly meeting yesterday after
noon.
Geo. Lehman. the grover. now ships a
larEe line Of goods outside the city every
dsy
Miss Jennie Bird. OF FremoDt-st.. has re-
/ iarned frlm a visit with friends IN Chicago