Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-24

Of Schools held its annual session in Ian |
sing on the 18th instant, The following
officers were elected: President, Ler9y
Halsey of Bay City; vice-president, ID. w.
Walker of Adrian secretary and treasurer, |
A. s. Hall of Cadillac. The next meeting |
of the association will be held at Lansing,
May H. 1889
Jeremiah Payne of Cedar Springs has
been granted a new trial. Elder Gayhe
was convicted recently OF having seduced
his domestic, Pauline Messick, aged IL:
The former trial resulted In Judgment OF
81 900 for Pauline.
Tho governor has committed tho sentence
of John Ritterstoff, convicted in the Iona
circuit court April 20, 1882, of murder IN
the first degree and sentenced 70 imprlson-
ment in the states prison for lfe 80 that
his term shall end at the expiration OF I'D
years from the date OF sentence, win lull
credit for all good time earned. rms Is on
condition that he hereafter wholly ABSTAIN
from tho use of intoxicating liquors ana
from frequenting places where liquors are
sold.
The Grand Rapids chief of police has in
stituted war on base ball pool sellers.
An effort is being made to secure the eX-
tension of the Gladwln branch ofthe Mlchl-
gan Central to Harrison.
Rumored that the Michigan Central and
Toledo, Saginaw & MaclIinaw roads VIII
erect union depot at Saginaw THIS summer
The Michigan Wood Pulp CompanX's
works at Niles were destroyed by nre inc
other morning. one hundred men me arr
thrown out of work The works will be re-
built.
An iron bridge TO cost 5000 will be con
structed across Pine river at Clio.
Company A Fifth Michigan Cavalry hold
a reunion at Almont June IL.
The measles and scarlet fever are prevalent
| among the pupils at the normal school.
| State weather service bulletin for week
Of May II says: Temperature and rain
| fall have been very favorable TO growing
! crops There was an excess or ralnIall
| which fell on four days and was well dis
| tributed throughout the state and has re.
| yiyed the crop very much. Potatoes ana
corn planting is now progressing. oats are
reported doing very well. Fruit trees are
in bloom and give prospects OF good crop
Gov. Luce has placed an embargo on the
| importation of Texas cattle.
Edwin L. Cole a well knowA business
man of Grand Rapids, is dead.
Senator Palmer is making an effort TO
have $4,000 added to the river and harbor
appropriation bill for the Improvement OF
the Crosse Pointe channel.
The Office Of Luman Jennison at Jenni-
sonville, Ottawa county, across the street
form his grist MILL was entered "
burglars the other night and between SSOO
and 81 900 in cash, two checks for 81, 400
and $40, respectively, and other valuable
papers stolen He offers "a reward OF $500
and half the money, if recovered, for the
capture of the thief.
The pension department has re issued the
pension to Mrs. Lieut.. Harrington OF Cold
water, whose husband fell az the OatJle OF
the Little Big Horn.
Representative Tarsney will deliver the
memorial day address at Gettysburg.
} William Wright, a well known farmer OF
Planwell, Kalamazoo county, was found
dead in bed the other morning lie leaves
a widow and 10 sons.
1t is believed that there viii be over COG
! students present at the annual field day ex
ercises at the agricultural college on May
RI and June / and ., and in which Olivet
Albion, Hillsdale and the Nj. a. Z. will take
part The medals offered will cost fully
$3.50, and will be the finest ever competed
for by the intercollegiate association. Inc
boys will be granted the use OF the stat
tents, and about seyenty-five will be eroctet
to accommodate the visiting contestants an(
their friends.
The new twenty stamp mill OF the Rope
old mine near Ishpeming has started up.
Mrs Harriet s. Applegate, department
+ secretary w. II. c., has resigned. She Il
, succeeded by Mrs. Susette X. WILCOX
= Woodbury. corps.
Ex-Gov. Blair delivers the address a
| Adrian on NlcInOfldl
, Sheep-killng dogs are causing Calhoun
| county farmers considerable trouble.
A DIR. J. S. Reeves, a pioneer of Eas
!. Tawas. aged 90, and one of the oldes
masons in the state, is dead He was
"a surgeon in the United States army durin
v the rebellion and one Of the board OF eH
> aiming surgeons for pension applicants .
the time of his death.
Chas. Cline Of Coldwater, stole $50 froI
- laFNN n
"a rested at Toledo.
D A tent meeting is to be held at Jac.iso
for 10 weeks, commencing June 10.
t, Grand Rapids new city hall is to
y opened with appropriate ceremonies July
A. Legislative association reunion will
- held in Lansing June 12-l3-14
"A About 600 pairs of shoes are made dali
"a in the Fargo shoe shops at Jackson.
O. The tennis club at the agricultural COLES
,d has lust received 500 worth Of equipment
ut The 23d annual conclave of the graz
ly commaudery Of knights Templar OF Mich
~ gran have elected grand officers for the e.
re suing year as follows: Commander, Cha
=. Begelon, Muskegon; deputy commando
John A. Geron, Marshall; generalissim
VIM c. Doty, Ann Arbor; captain genera
at Edward &. Smith, Pontiac prelate, Franc
" p. Blades, Detroit; senior warden, Jetie
" son s. Conover, Coldwater; junior warde
ok Henry L. Anthony, Sturgis; treasurer,
he Shaw Noble, Monroe; recorder, VIM.
.e- lines, Grand Rapids; standard bearC
Charles II. Pomeroy, Bay City; sWo
bearer, VIM +. Jewett, Adrian; sentin
Alex. McGregor, Detroit The office
were installed by retiring Grand Comman
-e- err Williams of Jackson.
lst The following are the newly-elected OF
GERS of the state homeopathic medical so
mo- ETY.: President, L. M. Jones OF Brookly
10 yice-presidents, d. M Nottingham OF La
sing. and j. r. Brown of Jackson secretal
Gu H. B. Wilson of Ann Arbor: treasurer,
M. Warner Of Jonesville censors, l. N Il
500 redge of Flint w. j. Mills of Howell,
yill +. Brown of Jackson, A Il. Grant OF lon
an j. II. Colwell of East Saginaw. AID L.
Olin of Detroit.
OF At the biennial state convention OF
ov Ancient Order of Hibernians, held in ES
ell Saginaw, the following officers were elect
9TH for the ensuing year: State delegate, 10
it'll f. Tyrell; secretary, Matthew Dennison
Ishpeming; treasurer, Il. II. Boiler OF
the troit The officers were all presented w
mas gold headed canes. The insurance ella,
bylaws were amended increasing
,ce amount from $500 to $1,000, to take eff
rec ono year from date.
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