Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26
FROM THE WEST SIDE
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I sr uef se.er4I - .ae knights
Isl ar 8a rae Eer -le yesterday Fao
saea assa "a ta-f praises a- lae treat
aea. obey received slaas lAe 1ouelags at
e. Lnas rnsg aere rle 1ulg mounted
eolaQarg present. nothing iu t-s cily sas
-.o saod Tor tlel A. aue place where
taeF sent Go eet some isileaslu-enrs lhe
coula. IS - sas p.aeei before taem out
Nhea Gle proprietor naad eu- who they
wers tla p0or scld sas threwn outside aud
tlls champagne ll si ils place.
A street car flll of passengers narrowly
escaped being run over D. a freight train
yesterday about noon on -he West Brdge-
St crossing. The gates have been out Of
orslrr lately and they were NOT let down %
signal Iie approach oi q trsiu, cpn-e4 4uentiy
tl- street car drove 0n ile track bar tle
horse pas whlrled around Iust iu ume 20
save lts liie aud -lus prevented What misat
have been q serious aceident The gates
we're repaired Yesterday afternoon
Mss Cora Degend0Ef was quite aEseesaiy
surprised at The residence 0f Mr.. Byron
Pierce 19l North Front-st.. by a number Of
her lriead- iast evening The occasion being
the Young ladVs birthday. The tables we're
heaped With good things and as there was
hoth r1ta. and instrumental music, ali lsd
a verl pleasant umr.
Rev Nrslsr. of Columbus. Onio. Who is
fhe guest ef Rev. j y Wurster. Of West
Br.ise-st.. delivered very interesting lee
tare. which Was largely attended, 40 the
German y T.. Church, Friday night. SIR.
NeeIer VIII conduct tle services 10 the
charch tolay. both mornlns and evening.
Yesterday afternoon business was rushing
tn -a.ea au extent 1n the West side that q
couple oil drammers who uied % talk away
t.a valuable tm- ~ the merchants were me
lrai ~ rai tlat the services OF an East
-.te doctor lad lo oe called Tor as the West
side doctors were al busy.
Ai.- lsat created great excitement at
fhe corner of Jefferson and West Fu.t0n-st.
Yesterday afternoon The dos Stre owned
1g FRANK BrowA aud David Kenyon Nr
kenyoa's dog came out second best and he
il ao- altogether satisfied with the result.
Nr. and Mrs Or. Mclaughlin of Jack
son. who have been yislfiug Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Flrgus0n. Of West Bridge 81. dur
'n- fsis Eers. returned 90 their home yes
irriay highly pleased with their visit.
Misses Nellie Gudsrhoa. ellie Keller.
Nellie Lsre and Jennie Block. who have
been visiting Mrs Theo. b. Goossen. Of But
-srworth ave. for The past week, have re-
uruej ID their home al Kalamazoo.
A heavily-ioa1si wagon broke down on
sixth 50 last night and the horses were
caught ir such Is manner that the harness
bad ,0 be eat IN order % free them. One OF
the horses was hurt quite badly.
William Leonard gil open a meat mar
ket On the corner Of Shawmut-ave. and
Winter s.. about Oct. l. tie viii probably
name 10 after GoOsseu's s Enterprise grocery
store next door.
The congregation at ST. PauIs Church
have received an invitation % attend the
services of Sr Marks Church on Wednes-
day. Oct 6 10 being the hitieth anniversary
0i that church.
Mrs Peter Thome, of Alpine died yes
teriaF morning after short illness aged
50 wears. The funeral services viii be held
from the Alpine Catholic Church, Tuesday
morning.
John Watson. Den Coon. Lewis Wood
man and Russell Edison of Wesl Bridge-sr.,
wi.l leave tomorrow on "a two weeks camp
inc EXPEDITION around Grand Haven and
Mlske-0n
Mr. and Mrs. John r. rhrowmau, of
Seventh-st. have gone on a trip with friends
and relatives 70 Chicago They expect ID be
gone about three months.
Joseph P-tsch. Of Wesfphaiia, who has
been visiting his brother. Edward OF Stra-
hans clothing store, vii return 20 his
home tomorrow.
= Eiwards 0f Winter ST., viii take
trip To- Dakota this week for the purpose Of
picking up crop notes, which viii appear IN
he ksgi Estate Jalnuai.
NJ f.r-aa -+raban Of .Ini- uno has