Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21
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% haaor N 81 ..s Kate Aerll. uf Boston,
l.eee 81 Mr AeFr >lAIeel Kolag ialles
seIe present aad llrin4 Use afternoon ,tes
ll'.l-el lleIls-t Fes aiIn pfss sresslfe ltaH
caz 4aI uasil after saieh refIeslulenls
aefe served Ira gre evening lea more
tr-elas aflFrI making tle caDpans
teeae nfe lu HuuneF aad several nne
uIl-ilal seiecuans acre rendered oy the
yoauA adiez present
Tie West SHE has ~ abundance oi base
oall esans,. wuo are alsays wondering ho
all aia talav. Hho ~iil gel beat. Zoo Is
tae best psyef. and slich club wlu c3ule
oul ahead al tae end of lbe season Yes
ierlAy yoang druggist aud customer
ulade nei on the slauer of the penuaut.
the customer flskinE = loX ot cigars ou tas
bo-tuns From n9e unul TIE end Oi the
season they siil be anxious.
s ieW ~ The thing. that the Wes, Side
people want are. The county buildings. al
opera house Lincoln park made puolc
phase oi amusement msrbe place,
branch pos Office q good hotel. more street
railways. better water West Bridge Il eX-
tendea further Sest, a couple of laNyers
and another Insurance office In making
these demands they 90 not WisA 10 be con-
sIlered unreasonable.
Mrs Mary + Btyliss. who died al ss
Turner So. aged 50 wears "Wednesday even
iuE VAS born in Eugiand whence she
enigrated At years ago settling with
her family in 1csfort. y y she .efi the
latter place ani came to tuis CITY =. years
agl. aud has since resided here.
John Watson and n F. Hedges started
on another fishing expedition yesterday,
and hope % have better luck than last
time. Mr.. Watson SAYS that Hedges is So
heavy that he scares all the fish away, by
shaking the ground on which be walks
AT the weddlng of Joseph CArebalski. on
JACKSON st Wednesday evening. the com
pany We're serenaded from 1880 to $3.50 p. I'D
hy number Of bows with unmusical old
horns and tin pans. Il was very dissgreeable
for them and their neighbors.
Joseph Allen. OF Walker township. is
building an elegant two story frame resi-
dence on West Brdgest. near Pine. When
finished Mr. Allen will occupy il, leaving
the farm IN charge of his TWO SONS.
Mrs j. viii Kirk aud son, Ralph, of
Adrian arrived i'm the city last evening 10
spend few weeks with her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs James Page of 2l6 jefferson ST.
Z. Werlich has commenced work on a
new brick block on West Bridge-st near In
diana Ii will be two stories high, 20x4O
feet IN size and will cost about $500.
The ladies of Mission Wood Chapel will
give an ice-cream social al POmeroy &
Lawton's hall Tuesday evening for the
benefit OF the church.
Miss Mollie Reardon and Miss Annie
Curtis, will give select Ny party at POme-
roy 4 LawtOn hall next Thursday evening.
The billiard room of F. Emery on West
Bridge ST., was burglarizrd yesterday morn
ing The thief made slim haul.
The marshal was around yesterday mott
ivng the people on the West Side TO repair
their sidewalks.
Mrs. Ed Renwick, nee Hattie Bonney, of
Chicago, is visiting her mot her, Mrs Bon
ney, of Netost.
Two new residences are in process of
erection and two have been completed on
MariOn-st
The directors of the Fifth National Bank
held their regular weekly meeting yesterday
afternoon.
b Caffrey is the only shoe dealer on
West Fulton-st. not closing his shop at
o o'clock.
Mr.. Smith is erecting neat two-story
frame residence on BOwery-st., near Lake
eve.
John Holland will open a gents furnish
ing store at 10 West Brdge-st. on Saturday.
Two pretty frame residences are almost
completed on Chatham 81 near Indiana.
new two-story frame house is in process
of erection on First-st,. near Lake-aye.