Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

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luH4 f4tEtf lQgL elllail meas = ben
lleg ran ast. ,.s oi a telegraph pQ-e which
eal stop 70 l.lrf Ser progress and probably
50 =i fle horses negss
W1mal uamed Ellen AetieTern. resld
~ near lble Stills while sit-nE in
store 1u West 8r1gest. Yesterday AFTER
noal became 81 lIzzg l1at s1e loald not
stand d = all al there sere tes sores Oh
+ lef faCs efefg aue iu tas ueislbor1ood oe-
+ came 4larnl14 81 ilrs Thought sls Lat the
E small nuK aul tnr pollae Here uo1led. slo
Z alo4 ler to iealtl lartefs 4ad sent icf ur
Z ho.deu e1a. after examining tle woman,
i found llar a ( ass ol beer size drank was
4 Size cause 90 her a lLlness. and the 0rr4klus
I 0lg 0l Der iace Nas nothing more than
{ iss eoid SORES
4 The hig.e four year old son OF ,. ". an
f nance. lf fuuFtu-sl.. a couple oi days ago
I hag sac mlsiortgle CD run a nail into las
I iiol slill laid lil lp lu bed Yesterday
Z the child became Frrs ieFerlsa ana doctor
sas called and be- found nim suteunE from
90 al.ack of fewer aud Asae The parents
sere alarmed al nrst az they Thought the
( uluess xas caused from tle nail ln lls loot
I blt the doctor set lleIr iears al fe.l. Last
/ evening there vas a alse report that the
i patient Nas suffering from lucA-laN, but
I apon inves lsal0n he vas found 20 be get
ung better.
/ The chartered Iempiars met A. Pomeroy
E & I.aNton Hail on JeLrrsou-st. TUESDAY
/ evening and formed themselves into al or
I gan Litl0n aud elected the iOiloNlng gentle
men as oitcers " r. Knox. Mrs. harriug
I ton, Mrs. f. b Wahng. b. " Barnett
I Geo Giooson, Luman Wauen, Mrs. Fltz
I and M Morreu The society will meet
again fW0 weeks ir0m next TUESDAY
The Morning star Social Club gave their
I Initial hop AZ the West side ArmOry last
night under very favorable circumstance
I as gheg had seventy tive couple On the floor
7 and the way every thing passed of would
do credit 10 u much Older society.
I Thomas orchestra furnished excellent
music and every body enjoyed themselves
immensiy.
/ The Oriental Cnap-er, No. 81 held their
/ third annual communication Tuesday eve
ming Tor the purpose OF eiecting officers,
which we're as follows. Worthy MatrOn,
/ Mrs o. L. Davidson; Worthy Patron, K. g.
/ hAtheway: Associate MatrOn, Mrs. L. ".
I Strasan Treasurer, i. ". Strahan; Secre-
\ iary Miss Lizzie Anderson; Conducuess,
/ Mrs. T. Young.
There is a little hard feeling existing be-
/ tween the East and Vest Siders on account
/ Of the recent excursion TO saginaw. The
i West Siders say their money could be used
all right for Tuesdays blow out, bur when
the excursion went 70 Saginaw the commit
lee ignored them and would not invite them
/ To- attend.
The patrol wagon was called 20 the resi-
dence of George Flock, on First-st., last
I evening 10 arrest Flock who was beating his
/ wife bat when it got there be had made
| good his ESCAPE. He was arrested by a
| patroiman on Bridge-st shortly after for
being drunk,
Joseph Vogt gave pleasant social party
at his residence on FrOnt-st. last evening,
for the benefit OF A few friends who are here
I from Milwaukee on a visit. Mr. VIM
| Heuze OF West LeOnard-st. favored the
company with one OF his famous songs.
Bishop d. D. Patterson will give series
Of lectures on Daniel such as ne gave al
Messiah Temple on Scribner-st. last sun
day. az the rooms Of the Home Literary
Society on West Leonard-st. The society
meets every Thursday evening.
The members OF the Seventh Ward base
bali club Will give social party at Runier $
Hall on the corner of Gold and JacksOn-sts.
next Saturday evening smiths orchestra
will furnish the music.
The alarm of fire from box SO last evening
was caused ky a slight blaze in the wood
shed Of kossuth Tuschs residence, 5O4
West Bridge-st. No damage. Cause of fire
/ unknown.
The Pastime Social Club gave hop at
Roses Hall last night which was largely
attended They will give their next dance
a week from Friday
Mrs. H. H. Whitney and family Of shaw
I nut-ave.. have returned home after pleas
ant visit OF Two months with friends IN To-
ronto, Canada
The Seventh ward base ball club have
1 now got their new suits and are ready to
play few exhibition games 10 close the
season.
Al Birdsall pat the harness on a beauu-
fai span OF blacks for the lirst time yester
day and drove around the principal streets
Frank Alt, proprietor OF the Jefierson-st.
7 livery stable lost horse valued at Sl25
! yesterday morning by collie.
7 Ms Nellie Prindle. Of Front-st, leaves
+ today for a short visit with her brother,
I Viii COurtught, OF CasnOvia.
I Mrs. Wan. Evans. who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hayward. Of Front-st, has
7 Ten for her home in Illinois.
Miss Kitty Foy, who has been visiting
friends here for some time, returned 10 her
I home az Greeugilie yesterday.
I Geo. Herrance, proprietor Of the West
I budge-st lunch room, IS confined 10 his
bed by sickness.
Miss Jane Iilmer. % 6Old-st.. has re-
turued home after a short visit with friends
la Milwaukee
Tomatoes are reported very scarce on the
West side on account Of large number Of
them rotting.
q. Anderson has Just completed a fine
stone sidewalk m front of his residence on
Fr0ut-st
Ms r. W Frankfort and family will
spend a feV weeks visiting friends at Nil
Waukee
Geo Waddles, Advertising agent ~ the
lake Shore road was on she West Side yes
tertsv.
$. Willis Sherman. of the Fifth National
Bank has gone 20 Ionia for a few days
visit
p r Gays clothes pin factory. on shaw
mut az has again resumed operations.
r B Christopher Fith A B. Long & son.
leit yesterday i4r Cincinnati
Orrie Amss and Nat 9sddisr ie0 yesisr-
dsy or NJ Taukee
" Temp'eton has g7nsto Chicago on
business trip.
t. Nr sna Mrs loren. q Hovsv st.-a
bouncing boy.