Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

it : said that the man who nrst
brought the English spafrows - Mich
lgau lives al OwOSsO- rs also SAID
taat the life Insurance ecompAnlesretuse
linn policy
George II Gregory Is wanted AZ South
Haven for forgery. He mas been play
ing the Sunday school role at kAlama-
POO. where he also figures IN several
small tOrgeries-
Mss Lizze Burns, of Jackson, re-
ceved a postal card August !, which
had been mailed AZ Hillsdale, December
-, lsss. lt Is supposed % have taken
tne rapid transit route.
Ten thousand people were present at
the Berrlen county Young People =
picnic neli AZ St. Joseph, Wednesday.
Addresses were delivered by j. 4. Wat
SON. William Heart, A. 4. Worthington
and Paul Hull OF the Chicago Hereld.
Henry r. Thurber. Albert Ives, Jr.,
sum T.. sinclair. Frank h. ClcOtte and
tw0 hundred citizens of Detroit, have
peUt0ned the council OF that city Tor ii
cable railway franchise. The matter
has been referred 20 the committee on
streets and ordinances.
Rev Fred Mayer. pastor of the Ger
man Evangelical Church OF Lansing,
held one-twenueth OF ticket NO. So ,607
which drew Si0O 600 IN the July draw
ing This was Rev. Fred's first play in
a lottery, and he was 80 astOnished at
his good luck that he SAYS hc ''cOuldn't
feel al all Great boy, Fred.
Burglars secured three gold watches
and chains, valuable diamond ring
4. - -.
tle rCs dcncc Of ". VI. Curtiss, pres. s.-
day p CHIT Ihcy probably crawled
through the key-hOle, as there are no
ind cations of broken locks Or raised
windows.
Peter Becker. a farmer residing nine
mules from Grand Ledge. got mad ~
ms ne.ghoor and scizmg his gun rushed
out 90 shoot the neighoOr's hogs. lie
broke the stock OF the gun hy careless
handling. and the gun discharged its
cont ITS intO ms right side. The other
animals escaped unhurt.
Articles Of incorporation Tor the Full
Ter Buggy co. have been filed with the
county clerk. at Jackson. The amount
az capital paid IN Is So 200. The COM
pany Is composed of Edward Flckeng-
a., ~ Kalamazoo. William &. Fuller
fr.i William r. Coliy, of Jackson. The
work. VIII be located in the old furni-
ture factory near the prison.
Two Chicago newspaper men, rIsti-
eating at -. Joe, hired 4 sail-boat and
took their best girls four miles out on
Lax Michigan. When theycame to tack
and tried % SAL back in the face of
the wind the boat wouldn't sail 80 they
beached her and let the girls walk
home. A good boat for a Chicago
newspaper man Is q box with wheels
under it.
Michigan postmasters appointed:
Beacon. Marquette county, Mary Peck.
wee John BIaney, removed Niche.
Bay county, W. n. Hatton. vice George
VI. Gleason, removed; SOulc. Huron
county p. W. Boyd, vice Z. NJ Horton.
removed; Iusc0la, Tuscola county.
Geo. ". D,m0nt, vice J L. Richardson.
removed. WO0dlake, Montcalm county.
VIM. Johnson, Jr., vice II. Il. Carpen-
ter. resigned
There Wlli be- 4 Union harvest picnic
~ Morrison Lake. about five miles south
ot >arauac on the 2lst Of August. 4
fine program has been arranged, both
vocal and instrumental music. The
freeport brass band VIII Dee there and
DO their part Prof. L. X. Taft. Of the
Agricultural College VIII crate There
u fine hotel and plenty Of row boats
and everything % make i pleasant for
au- An invitation IS extended TO all TO
atteud Tins Their annual picnic.
The tweuty-seventh annual com
mencemeut Of the State Agricultural
College begins sunday. Aug. Is, at 3 %.
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