Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14
ACROSS THE RAPIDS
Personal Notes and News From
Beyond the River.
HHlT THE NEST SIDE FOLESlRE DOING
A Dancing school, S.. Joseph SCci-
efys raii- Haitsusr Adzs an
Accidsnt-hoss
Hampas

Robert Ross whO resides in the Miller
block on West Bridge ST.. goa into a little
rumpus wiih some companions near the
corner Of Mt Vernon and Bridge-sts sun
day nisht, anl got quite badly bruised
about the isoe lie then went 20 a neigh
boring drug store and had his bloody ooun-
teaance plasterei up, and from there to
Police Headquarters where he tried 10 make
a complaint, bat as lie sas considerably un-
der the influences Of liquor he vas compelled
20 sleep behind the bars ali night. and had
10 pay Slo Yesterday morning for his free
dom lie is nov hunting up hls assaiiants
OF sunday He bas been 0n spree for the
past Two weeks and is Out oi work.
A msn named Hullswer cut deep cash
in his foot with al sdze yesterday afternoon
while Al work on new sidewalk on
Fourth ~ His foot was lacerated so
badly he had tO be- taken To his home on
Je1ierson-st The adj took the top Oh his
boot, nearly seyering one Of bis toes
There was considerable CONSERVATION
caused among the West Siders Yesterday bv
the false report that the steamer Milwaukee
had been lost on the lake. Some people
were almost frantic. as they expected some
OF their friends were Oh board.
The Chartered Templars' Society viii hold
a meeting a. POmerOy & LaNtOn's Hall
this evening ia order 10 organize. All those
u ho have signed the charter are requested
10 be- present, "a IL taxes forty members To
enable them 20 organize.
Frank Koch bid farewell TO ali his friends
on the West Side about week ago as he
was going % seek bis fortune in Texas But
he Is now back again in their midst com
pletely iisgusted with both himself and his
adventure.
The foundation is now being laid for the
new hall for the 81. Joseph Society, on the
corner of Scribner ana thlrd-sts. FMS will
be a great addition TO the beauty OF the
street when finished.
II. H. Whitney, the genial ticket agent of
the Z. * W. NJ 81, has gone to Lansing TO
meet his family who are returning home
after a visit with friends in Canada.
The West BFidge-st. House. recently oc-
cupied by Mrs. Nelson, is now undergoing
improvements which will make 1t one Of
the finest hotels on the street.
The plasierers are busily engaged on the
new Germahia Hall on FrOnt-st. rhe cor
nice work is all in place and il gives the
hall very fine appearance.
Miss Lille 1urkham. OF Gold-st, left
yesterday Tor a four weeks visit with friends
at Toledo. She will also visit New York
before her return.
The principal business men of the West
Side put in their leisure time yesterday by
putting up new stoves and filling up their
coal houses.
Mrs. HandIie Hogadone of West Leonard
ST., who has suffered some severe injuries
by being kicked by pet horse IS rapidly
recovering.
Mrs b. f. Palmer viii start dancing
school about the 10th of this month. She
will open it with hop at POmeroy Il Law
tons Hall
Miss Libbie Renans. Of Mt. Vernon-st,
has gone 10 Washington. Sbe is not look
ing for an office but merely visiting friends.
Miss Myra C. Robinson of Sciibner ST..
has returned home after prolonged visit
OF hve months with friends in Chicago.
One Of the freaks Of the West Side is a
cherry tree on ctOckingst., which Is Ia full
bloom for the second time this year.
Miss Mamie Goodyear, of North Front-st.,
has returned home after short visit with
friends and relatives III Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Finch. of West Bridge
St, will leave next Friday for short visit
with friends in Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. John Franklin, Of Sibley St, has
returned home after a pleasant visit with
friends in Chicago.
r. a. MCWilliams, the druggist, is slowly
recovering from the fracture he received on
the knee recently.
An agent of the Ottumwa Starch Com
pany was on the West Side yesterday Doom
ing his wares.
Mrs Frank Richards. of West Fulton-st.,
has returned home, after two weeks visit
at Cincinnati.
Mrs Winslov, Of Minnesota, is visiting
her father, f. Waller, the grocer, of West
Bridgest.
Dr.. J. WISE. Of West Bridge-st., was
called out Of town yesterday by one OF his
patients.
John Linderhout, Of Sixth st is recover
ing from his recent attack of sickness.
The lathers are about to commerce oper-
ations on the Fifth National Bank.
John Tomlinson. Of Muskegon St. Is con-
fined To his home by sickness.
The Sibley-st. sewer is rapidly nearing
completion.
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