Telegram-herald., 1889-12-17
MATTERS n MICHIGAN.

gan
The Patrons of Industry hass taken
Earf
ller afs .xty-s.K saloons Cd Port
- r1l
lt costs nothing b be vacc-lared ln
tl4sa .a
kEeFsl meetings are beng held At
HAS nave hard wood broom
aanl-s fosg.
Al tae Man.-tee p.anlug mills are
r4l-.-s t.-.l n.ast.
TIE waiting roels. .n The EyaEl depot
ar1 beng rsu49de-ea.
Drla1sll boasts 0I twelve .alooas and
L-le hundred ula LalLs.
The Presbyterian Church 0f Grand
Haven r entirely 1Ut " debt.
The S4gnae Valley Ned teal Club
Hl-l meet tt Pint rl- afternoon.
Aegsuaee needs a hundred or more
leN cottages o. acCammodage tenants.
T.. r. Walters ald family, of *
lt t- cave gone e. California o. 1--we.
IIe PIX Rapids Prewas = a. neat
aseaf- paper a. Is printed n the
STATE.
Tie Marquette Cty schools will have
t-r--las trees ia many az tle DEPART
uerfa.
l..tal Cary ea.e.l- scazllls are
r1l1 90 ltalI Traverse Bay
l.- seAso-.
Iae dan.zeus 9f l.l 81 -sl0n nov play
aea. I.ta .la -lr muucy .ett oy the
-..-...t 1r-rg.
Iu- raot h-.as plt on the school
Jackson ,ul, which was
burned -aoet tme ago
ha.Easkals .rt.,gct ln a pioneer
picnic last saturday TIE tables were
spread lldtr coror. however.
{ Lee Center. Calhoun county, has an
empty blackam IL sa0ps aad wants
-oD.e mau to ~ % No.S u u.
fartrdges axe becoming very scarce,
spOrtsuleu assert tuat inside OF three
years they VIII bc practically extinct
teutrevililsns NAV dance and paw the
1dd.er until after che holidays, when
rcylvausi vii. take them ia hand.
Patrons Of the reading room al the
Jackson library abuse their privileges
ny cutIng the papers and the porl0dI-
Gals.
There ls a growing interest IN the
revival Meetings held Al Edmorc, aAd
tAe whole town Is on the road 10 con-
tsrs.Ou.
lac body of Al infant was found Oh
highest, IN Detroit, the other day.
Death lad resulted frOu cold and ex-
p0sure.
John O Beehtcl, Of BAY city, under
.trrrst Tor keeping 4 disorderly house.
Hl- -kppcd aut left has bOudsmen IN
the l0uilOn
Jesse Turner, pioneer resident OF
Kalamazoo was o. years old Friday,
and the anniversary was observed IN
uJtlns manner.
Mss GraCie Robbins. OF Benton Har-
bor, burned one OF her ewes 50 badly.
wulle curling her hangs with hot ron,
That her physician thinks she Will lose
tae Aght.
carl +. Grabin, OF Grccnville. has re-
cclred an appo ntment a printer III
thc Government printing Office at
Washington, ID. e.. and has gone there
from Little Rock, Ark, to accept It.
Mich gan postmastcrs appointed re-
gently. J. =. Kicker, vice ?. :. Craw-
tori, resigned, Wctzcll, Antrim county:
y. III. Buffers, wee owen e.. Hall, rc-
gucd, Buttersv.iIe, Mason county.
a servant girl named Alice Brown
was assaulted IN Detroit Friday night
by an unknown ruflln. VINO demanded
Ler money asked her II she knew Jack
Tie Ripper. knocked her dOwn.
dragged her into an alley, beat her,
and Ouly dessted from his purpose.
whatever e was, when her shrek, had
brought patrOiman 20 her rescue. The
v.l.aln escaped.
Michigan pensions granted. Original,
Invalid - Rudolph Zcdcr, West Bay
city. Wallace H. Curling, II. Ignace:
Lew b. stamp. Coopersv.ile; RienN
Loud, A.b.On; Benton smith, Bricc
William A. Palmer, Hartford Ora
Pierce, Traverse CITY. Almond l.
Booth. Detroit, Charles =. Packard.
last saginaw. jacob II. Proctor,
FLINT, Fer D. Sarg nj. Ashby. john
Dale. Grand Rapids Restoration
james Kelley. Dsnsvllo In
creasc-Joha II. Leach. Grand Rapids,
William i Whitney. Benton Harbor:
Joseph ". Wallets Adrian. Moses Fur
KY. Clark vie. harua >.Chapm. Mon
rop, Andrew B. Cl3piu. r mt. All son
|1u 81 Durr Nul1m III. Norton. Fre-
rUt. Reuben 4. DAVIS, Ot.I. E.o~'JZo
'.rt-. Nashville; Ibou1s Hess. Hrlu-
lau I barnum. Hartford; Isaac
..eatE. lr1asor. -1lD Bgtop. Cline
Lows b7I, Heui Iev TT.
s fr1rt N1rc. William C1s-
tFrste. James parmcter. Surer
'.f.F ~ml IS. Fowler. Man