Telegram-herald., 1886-10-12
VEST esANo RAPIDS.


Attempted Burstarx-A Disastrous Ran
a~as-fsr-onsl asation
| Burglars attempted io cDler ihe knieI
| prise 0rooery sunday night es eoint
through ihe meat market iu the rear. Thes
eoi into The meat market e siis enouEh
aud broke pAne of glass ia uae grocery
window ~heu u appears tAey hecaint
frightened aud departed. taking with chem
: lunch ui bologna sausage Mf Notssetl
nas pat on some new iogks and SAYS 4
they should get lnto hlS store noN they
wo4ld have trouoie IA gsIang out
a horse aud buggy driven bs tao boys ca
Turner st. sunday morning. oolilded With
another buggy y heB hear ci1ih 81. tafoN
| ing the ho1s oul Their h0rss then ran
away. scattering the buggy along The street
until II got entanEled Ia shade tree near
fhind-si. When the boys came up there
was nothing iefi slth the horse bat the har-
hess.
The fresooing Of the new Oermanis on
frOni-st. Il almost completed aud presents .
heat and tasty appearance. The COMMITTEES
IA whose hands the preparing Of a pro
Eramne and the arrangements Tor the oecl-
cation which viii take place about Oct. @isl
Was placed. are hard at work aud Will give
pleasing entertainment.
Joseph Pulle was married al We~iptalia
yesterday morning by Rev. Father HeT~ig
al tie residence OF Sic brides parents
There Was large number of friends from
this city present al tie wedding, aud The
music Was furnished bs members 81 the
City C0rnet Band
The friends OF the late Joseph Woriz feel
very indignant over The disgfaceful article
the Democrat published sunday morning in
regard 10 his death They think the De0lg.
craf ought 70 investigate a little more and
not De 50 ready 10 jump al conclusions.
A dastardly attempt Was made by some
uuknOWn person on the life oi Jack Nil
Ter, Sunday night, by shooting The dog
was al his MASTER residence on brO.d az
al the time. There j. 40 clue 10 the would
be assassin.
Three boys pitched onto a companion on
Indiana-st.. sunday night and gave him a
severe whipping. The little fellow called
Justify for help. lady heard bis cries and
frightened the mlScreants away.
j. H. Jones, who mas been taking vaca-
ton for the past eight weeks, has again re-
tarned 10 his place Of business with A G
Hydoru- Tie Will not 90 into the Prohibi-
ton campaign, a. was anticipated.
Mrs Joseph Lincoln. Of scTibner-si. re-
turned yesterday from Chicago. where she
has been for 1he past two weeks visiting
friends.
Miss Winnie Warner, OF West Leonard
St. returned home yesterday from Cleye-
land, where she has been visiting her SIS
ter
The funeral Of the late Joseph Eikboh
will occur from tie residence of his sister al
- Sec0nd-st. tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Peaslev of shawmut-ave.,
left yesterday for Chicago 20 spend few
DAYS with her sister.
Fred Moerdyk. Of Thiri-st. leaves To-
morrow for Big Rapids - spend few days
with his brother.
Miss George Lindsey. Of Gold 81. has re-
turned from New York where she has been
visiting friends.
Frank Iinscott. Of scribner-si., leaves to-
morrow for ST. Louis, Mo. 70 so into bust
ness.
Miss LYDIA Franklin. Of Stockingst has
gone 10 Buffalo, y ! 20 visit friends
Miss Lucy Trembler. Of Second-st. has
gone to Grand Haven 10 visit friends
Ms. jeremiah Thompson and family
have returned home from 81. Paul.
Miss Louise Brewer. Of Third-si.. has gone
10 Philadelphia TO visit friends.
James Henderson. Of Fourth 81. has gone
10 New York on business trip
Mrs. Emily Miller died At her residence.
253 West Broadway, Yesterday.
Joseph Thurman. OF West Fulton St. has
gone 10 Milwaukee.
John Pringham returned home yesterday
from Cincinnati.
Miss Jennie Frame leaves today on a
visit 10 Detroit
John T Marks. Of Gold-si.. leaves today
for Cincinnati.