Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

short Isssas II In4srsss- I'sr~sD.l Gossip
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CailEr-u WllEL eD1c1 iu q Zee -sr-at ASAt
bel lssen rizhf " nine tsusllss. ln The nr-i
place tkefe seIs a eoapls 81 isuiles ln one
aoi.se drinking beer @hen s8me 1f lhsiF
uelz ~ eoFS children tlree lzDdtAi Qf M-a
through tLs open Ela40s- That slartei
TIE r0E All lhe Dutch got trsir eanaer
4p. and 21eu fhe poor landlord came elt
lo quiet them they al FeDte1 their rage 0n
hln AMI kicked him sr0ala hze 4 Foot
uail. gnui be Has carried on lbe scene
more dead than awe. llis. however,
seemed l0 appsase tnelI longing igf pite'is
and increased their tnirsl iar the beer tae5
had leit a. The comueaeslneut Of the on-
siaushJ aud once more peace las Tslgned
over the settlement
Last evening a. q young lady Vas walking
ln West Bridge-sI Nith her tao oeaas = a1B
another young feiioS came Up and insulied
her Nhereupon she struck him across the
lace Win her pafssol. he then wanted
blood and pitched into the beauty two al
uirrss The tNo gailant- saw that he
meant business aud made good use of their
legs TO put themselves al sale distance,
leaving tie siri 10 nght The battle just
then y policeman came in sight and the
maiden and her Insulting lover disappeared
IN different directions.
There have been circulars distributed
among the West side grOcers treating on the
sale ~ 0leomargariue. A. IL Is maDuiac-
tured article II will be taxed the came ~ to-
OaccO. The tax viii be S4s per year on re-
Tail srocers snd S4s0 on those that handle u
bv holesale. This Il very good plan,
said promintnS grocer. "as Il l. the only
way the produce OF FARMERS can be protected
The farmers on the other haud viii have 90
make better butter
The residents on West Bridge-st., above
stocking ST are complaining OF the nasty
condition of that thoroughlare. They say
that they pay taxes as we'll a. their neigh
bOrs further East on the street and there
fore entitled 10 the same privileges In sew
eral places there are staguant pools OF water
and the thoroughfare IS very muddy while
East Of StOcking-st-, It Is IN very good
condition.
"Wel. the West Side has undergone a
number of Improvements in The past year,
said a travelling man yesterday. and they
are indeed credit TO Grand Rapids. All
| the people over here seem To have way Ol
| pushing things ahead of the times IN a man
ner That will bring its own reward IN the
near future"
| N.E. Johnson, who has been visiting +
/ T. Brown of COurt-st., returned 10 his hOme
| at Kalkaska yesterday. Although Mr.
| Johnson has reached the ripe old age of -
years. he can yet play the fiddle and dance
The highland hing with the best OF EN-.
DIR. Bosco has moved his Office from the
store. corner of Jefferson-st. and Shawmut-
ave. 20 make room for Mulder Bros, who
| will open up tomorrow with choice stock
Of groceries. DIR. BOsco will be found at his
| residence on GOld-st.
Sanford WILDER. who has been visiting F.
| T. Brown, of Summer-st., for the past week
/ +.arr~ a. sar 2 fas
| expiration of which he Will return TO his
home at Batavia, \. Y.
Peter Thome. of Westphalis, is in the
| city attending the funeral services OF bis
/ aunt. Mrs Peter Thome, of Alpine, which
will be held this morning from the Alpine
| Catholic church.
Samuel Mason, the general travel
| ing agent for the Walter A. Wood
agricultural house, of Chicago, was on the
| West Side yesterday booming MS wares.
O. \. Watson and Morris Dykema have
returned after a cunning trip near The Saw
| dust City They brought back several nn'
| ducks as specimens OF their art.
T. W. Strahan's new block is now al
| plastered and ready for the tnishers The
| new Fifth National Bank building Is FOL
| lowing close in Its track.
John w. Taylor and sister Helen. whC
have been visiting at the residence of J. II
Park for the past week, have left for theil
| home at Greenvlile.
Mrs. B. Hayward, of Kendallville, Ind.
who has been visiting her brother, Alder
| man J. W. Hayward, of Front-st., lett FOL
her home yesterday.
Robinson. the West Bridge-st. butcher
had TO close his doors yesterday because h'
could not raise the funds TO meet the wants
OF his creditors.
f. J. Bootz, has resigned his position al
| baggage master at the West Bricge-st
depot Benjamin Waldherr will hereafter
| nil the position.
The ST. Cecilia band. which is composed
| Of eighteen members, meets nightly IN The
basement of Strahan's clothing store, fol
rehearsal.
Mr.. and Mrs. W Averill. of Lincoln-ave.
| who have been visiting frieRds al Alpine
for the past two weeks, have returned home
Miss Lillian Hatch. who has been visit
| ing friends on Summer-st. for the past week
has returned TO her home at Batavia, y. \
Miss frankie smyth, of Gold-st., ha.
4 gone to Chicago to visit friends and rela
| tives. She expects 10 remain two months
| A load Of hay tipped over on NORTH
| FrOnt-st., near Bridge st, yesterday anC
| blocaded that thoroughfare for some time
| j. r. Matthews. wife and daughter, o.
| owen Sound, Ont, are the guests OF Mr.
| Frank W. Winn, of West Bridge-st.
William Madden has taken a position
| with f. f. Porter, the popular proprietor o
/ the West Fulton 81. meat market.
F. L. Moon. travelling agent for The
/ Phoenix Furniture Company. has returned
home from a Western trip.
| The dnishers are at work in Chas Alden
| residence on ScTibner-st., and it will sO0f
be ready for occupancy.
Geo. G.. Lovebridge Of Fifth St, has.re
turned home from a long trip through th'
Eastern States.
| Miss Ms1d Hntchins, Of Sixth-st., has re
turned home from a trip through New NoTl
State.
Mrs W f. Knox. GOid-st.. has returned
home from a couple of weeks visit in Bos-
| ton.
BENJAMIN A. Hsgens. Of Muskegon, il
visiting bis parents on stocking-st.
The street cleaners were busiiy engaged
| on Vest BridEe-st yesterday
John J. Falling and Frank schwin hav'
| gone 20 Toiesio. Ohio.
The new Germsnia hall is rapidly near
ing completion.
Ma~ie in the Press Room
A party Of musicians entered the pres
| rom of The TELEaRsw. ifERtLD At I o'cloei