Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
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A West side grocer sas threatened wish
arrest Yesterday for selling oleomafsarine
a. a substitute fsr butter he had declared
he would not sell oisouisreasiue under any
circumstances. bat some of las customers
say that he las been seiiag it. wniie pre-
tending thal le could not ns deceived With
0uiteune.
Mr. AMI Mrs sperry Hodges II Lamont
are visiting Nrs } n aaksf. oi West
Bridgest Mr. Hodges iost valuable
horse while az work hsfrowius Wednesday
afternoon. The horse ran away aud was
pierced by the teeth IN the harrow 10 such
a manner that be died from the injuries
Things are all lovely up this wsy, said
a West Le0nard-st merchant yesterday
when asked for news "Ah ] have 10 tell
YOU today is that business Is booming and
the Sixth ward IS rapidly growing. As We
are all law-abiding citizens over here, news
- scarce.
A wagon loaded With stone broke down
on the west end approach 10 Bridge-st.
bridge yesterday. blOekading that thorough
fare for some time. The street ears suffered
the most delay a. the debris Was all on the
track.
VIII Springer, Of Ieiiers0n-si, has gone 10
Milwaukee. Mr. Springer has made mum
erous visits - that ciiy lately and u Is ex-
pected oy his friends that hs will bring
hack one Of Mllwaukees fairest daughters
a. his partner for life
Mrs. T. p. Brumling and family have
gone on a visit 10 friends in New York.
The trip is partly for the benefit Of Mrs.
Brumling, who Is in very poor health, 50
they will probably remain away all Winter.
The Danish benevolent society, FOrenin-
a a
marble shsp on FrOnt-st and have fitted
il up for a dancing and club meeting hall
and added library OF 300 volumes.
Miss frankie Palmer. of Gold ST. has re-
turned home from visit with friends in
Washington Miss Palmer can tell many
humorous stories concerning the capital
and the ways OF the people.
AG r. & l. freight car loaded with lum-
ber jumped the track near the Ph@nix
Furniture Factory yesterday forenoon and
caused considerable delay TO otter trains.
No damage
Harry Rose. a promising youth of the
West Side. will make his first appearance
on the stage at the Wonderland next
Monday in trapeze performance.
Frenz Bremer al old resident of Alpine
ave, died yesterday. The funeral services
will be conducted from the German Luth-
eran church Sunday afternoon.
A young man named Barnes is wearing a
mourning badge ovvr one Of his eyes, as the
result of collision with a FroDt-st. bar
tenders fist.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Q'DOnnell, of HOvey-
ST., buried their year-oli baby yesterday af
ternOon. The funeral was largely attended.
John T. Quilter, of Gold-st., has gone to
California. He is expecting TO start cattle
ranch If everything is favorable.
Mrs c. DeNlieger, of Grand Haven, who
has been visiting her sons for the past week,
returned to her home yesterday.
Mrs X L. White, of Button. and Mrs.
w. A. Scudder, of Muskegon, are visiting
friends on Broadway.
Joseph Purzarz's twO-year-Old child was
buried yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence on Fourth ST.
Sanford Wilbur. of New York. and +. T.
Brown, of Front-st., returned yesterday
from Chicago
Jas Cilley, promir~at lawyer of Coop
erville was on the West Side yesday calling
on friends.
Mrs Oberland, Of Breckenridge, is visit
lag her mother, Mrs. Chapel, of West
Bridgest.
c. A. Hatch, who has been visiting friends
on the West Side, lett yesterday for Muske-
gon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". p. Markham. of Big
Rapids, are visiting friends on Turnerst.