Telegram-herald., 1886-12-09
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Nslssr rsn a~as ga Hest Ls.nsrd-.t.
yesterday Nr krssey ~ss 5r.s.ae rast
zra when a-a1 rae railroad trsek t1s h9rses
became frightened a. q main of csrs snt
sa-imly wheeling around tereH aim oll
sad rsn aest AE krssey received q tss
1ad bruises about tas bead All body but
aihers 81 R4s not ser.ls.F injured The
horses e-re esastt flriAer down lae street
loaa Bass IS nov laid up ffom tie .a-
- Be received al the hsads OF Ge9
CroHie The bar fender in Paul Grabinger :
saloea tuesday afternoon John Was
knocked down aud thrown ont once as
stated yesterday morning bar he returned
later and with az ara ilil u stones pro.
posed TO clean 0ut the pace The bar
tender Went over % reason With hu. bat
JOAN made al atiempt toput his threat into
eject Alrrrupou the bartender ~ zei
large poker ana struck him twice over the
arai aAica brought Johnny % The floor
John Has entertaining Z friend from oll Oi
town AID started 1lt Wl.h the Intention of
painting Is ret streaa arouAl fle town.
which be dii Judging bF the looks oi fhe
saloon, Nth hls own blood Id.s saloon
has been the scene OF many nsht- but lt VS.
not under the management OF SIR Cru
o.nger at the time the King boys had the
set-.O.'
The Soiree Club gave their first party last
night al POmerOy x LawtOn hall since
The reorganization OF the club. This club
= getting TO be quite fayOrlte as could be
sft4H L he far -
evening. There were nearly one hundred
couples on the fioor and everything passed
OF splen1.dlv. Wurzburg * Thomas or
chestra furnished the music.
&c. Marys church is very handsomely
draped in black and white. in mourning for
IFS dead pastor The Franciscan monks
preached yesterday afternoon and the hand
some ecidce was allied 20 0verfOwing. there
being many present from OUT OF town.
The handsome Casino of the St Joseph
Benevolent Society. al the corner OF Third
and >cTlouer-sts.. is almost completed but
owing 10 the death OF Rev Father Ehren-
strasser the dedication has been postponed
unll after the holidays.
The Moulders' Mon gave their 9TH an
nuai bail at Germania hall last evening
There was a large party present and the
receipts Of The evening will swell their fund
furnished excellent music.
Nelson Bailey, the young man who is
suffering from consumption and was re-
Gently benefited by his friends al Reimer's
Hall. has gone TO Texas with the intention
OF improving hls health.
An Alpine farmer was badly hurt yester-
day near the corner of Stocking and Bridge
sts.. by falling on his back on the edge of
The sidewalk while alighung from his
wagon.
The ladies Of the Patriarchal Circle Auxil- |
lary VIII give a social at the residence of +. |
A. Pnnile 90 Michigan-st All Pairiarchs |
and friends are invited TO attend.
Hon : e. Prindle. formerly of this city. |
now Of Sanborn. Dakota, has returned TO |
the city TO spend TIE Winter with his son,
f. A. Prindle.
John Hyde has opened meat market at |
the corner of West Bridge and Winter-sts. |
II is under the management OF J. ii. |
tarren.
Annie BOhle the twO-year-Old daughter |
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bohle Of First-st.,
viii be buried this morning from ST. Mary's |
church.
The Home Literary Club will meet to-
night AT their hall on West Leonard-st.
Miss LYDIA Raymond. Of First-st, has gone |
to Kalamazoo To visit friends.
Miss Mary Mackin. of Detroit, is visiting |
friends on West Bridge-st.
Eugene Sabin, has moved into MS new |
residence on Scribner-st.