Telegram-herald., 1889-06-16


senator" Joe Ford Is n ths eity for
tne Day.
Ths Oxashf4nong tug-of-EaE team
Left yeste rsiay for Detrois.
Change II lane 0n both the -. K. 4
l. and & s " 81. railroads today.
Andrew AndFee and tseftls BoefsEn&
were married b Justice nesttsA yes
tefday-
A s.mEle AID PRACTICAL copy ng press
Las bssa p4tslEed y Hugo ihal4ls u
tlis clty.
CITY soLeltor ". W Taylor. says the
city sill appsal tae Nathaniel fhayer
cas- and an it 90
The Park Congregational Siii also
take up a collection Tor the Johnsto~n
sufferers tnis morning
A collection for the J0hnstown suf-
fsrers vii be taken "A tie Dslaion-
street N +. Church today.
The 4. s. ". NJ railroad j. putting Up
neW telegraph poles on the NewaygO
dlus.on, and IS preparing ~ strung
double wires.
John r.. RAINBOW present sherIr OF
kalkas21 county, cOntenlplates Iefnos-
lag 20 this city and Is looking Tor a lot
On which u build.
Al the second street VI. n. Church
thz morning Rev. Jas ". Reid Will
SPEAK On "JohnstoUn, It's DeyastAtloIls,
Sufferers and Needs"
Rev J.. r. Philips, OF Coldwster.
breaches today at tie second Baptist
Church lie comes As a prospective
candidate fOr the pastorate.
John Mayer and Miss Mary Beehtold
were married last evening oy Rev Mr..
schmidt, Of the German Protestant ~.
John Church. They will reside AT 3.
second IT.
Members Of the mutual and benefi-
clal insurance companies, living IN
TINS city, have received double Assess
ment notices on account of the Johns
tOSn disaster.
The German Evangelical Church at
the corner OF Bridge and Straight
streets, will celebrate Children's Day
tins morning. The exercises VII be-
gin az 10 O'Clock.
All OF the new saloon cases Will be
called up ln the superior court tomor-
row AT : .. N. and the defendants are
expected 10 appear for aTraignment or
forfeit their bonds
The Board of Public Works last even
ing let the contract for the THIRD street
Improvement 10 Frank Chlld Tor ely94,
and tor the Thomas street grade to
Michael Tennis for slSsi.o2.
Superintendent Metheany and Chief
Engineer Johnson. of the O.. K. X l.,
are making the rounds OF the northern
resorts, inspecting the parks and build
Ings belonging 10 the road. They will
return Tuesday.
The G.. l. Il |. railroad yards at Rock
ford have lreen improved 10y the addi-
ton Of new switch targets, eighty feet
more slde track and new platform
around the freight house. 4 new
chute has also been put N the stock
yard.
T. : Newton, general baggage and
lost freight agent OF the D., l.. y y.
railroad, who i at present living IN
Detroit, has been looking over Grand
Rapids with view OF coming here 10
reside. lie intends buying a lot and
building IN time 10 move here III the
fall.
Albert Carey, 90 Third-st., had his
hand badly squeezed Friday IN force
pump at the Haney school seat factory;
john Creiger lost u finger which came
H. contact with buzz saw, and r. Mil
Ter, an emplOye OF Aliens Furniture
Factory, lost little finger in the same
way.
There were no contagious diseases
reported yesterday, but the list tor tho
week shows thlrty-ninc cases of
measles, four OF diphtherla, two of scar
let fever, and one eacn of mumps,
Group, whoOping cough and chicken
pCx, making total Of forty-nIne cases.
Kalamazoo Gazette: Miss Georgia
YOuug's Life OF a Magdalen' viii De
read at the W. &. T. L. meeting tins
afternoon. Miss Young Is resident OF
Grand Rapids, and makes some good
hits IN TINS work. All members are
urged 20 be present, rs important busI-
ness will be transacted" 3"
Benton HarbOr Palladium: cit is now
stated authOritatively that the railroad
that under construction from South
Bend 20 ~. Joseph. known n the 'Dal-
lin road - an extension OF the Van
dala system IL = tO bc built at once
Ou the proposed rOute-straIght from
south Bend % -. Joseph, crossing the
Central az Gallien."