Telegram-herald., 1889-06-16

Al tlsllls2e ColseIt ls - - esEtb-
hsbsd - auskegon.
A large general ladxe OF kuights of
Honor - beng worked up IA Lansing.
Akel ABders3n, ~ Cadillac. gets four
years at lonls ier kIlhg Gusl- jacob
s0u-
The Chetoygan e0uncll says tbe
@es1ern to.on poles nsusl o0nle dosn
ga Nam street.
senators ii9aT and Pagh, Of the
Canadian Relations Committee, speut
thursday Al >agit Sts. Mare.
Postmaster H0lhroak has been not
lssi that tne free delivery Al AcskegOn
can net - sxlende'i Al present
The Detroit school board has raised
the salaries of the principals of the city
schools, the amount Of Increase rang
lng from 50 a. sao0a year.
A Aspeeial meeting ofthe Allegan Board
81 Supervisors ~ill be- held on TUESDAY
the 18th inst, u take necessary action
on the building OF the new court house.
Paw Paw bee farmers report that the
recent cold rains have seriously affected
their sWarms The bees were unable
Ia procure food, aud IA many cases de
yOured Their young brOOds.
A thoroughbred Holstein heifer BE-
longing Ia +. q. Burroughs, OF Ollvet,
gave birth % a bull calf, June ;, which
weighed AT birth TO pounds. The call
viii be registered a. Walton Winner.
John BRYAN was killed by an infuri-
ated bull at the Coldwater state School
farm, and his widow petltioned the
1 1t T.. a
Thursday, passed a bill giving the
widow 5000.
+. -. Sherman, principal of the Char
lotte schools during the past year, goes
to Bay City 10 take a ike position with
larger financial attachment. and will
be succeeded at Charlotte by r. B.
>paulding, of COldwater.
The State Pioneer Society, at It's an
nual meeting AT Lansing, elected the
following officers: President, o. Pop
pletOn, of Birmingham; recording see
retary, Mrs Harriet A. Tenney, OF Ian
sing corresponding secretary, George
II. Green, OF Lansing; treasurer, W. l..
Coleman, of Lansing.
An unknown man was found lying
near the HlIll>dalc depot, insenslble,
Thursday, clothed only in underwear.
He was taken Ia Jail where be recovered
consciousness, but refused TO tell who
Or what he l.. The singular individual
Is German, but speaks English
tluently.
Last December Mrs. j. f. Raudell, of
| Ypsilanti, secured an Indiana divorce,
and IN January married David Fergu-
son. Randell dOsen't like 10 be treated
/ IN that way, and has brought action
against his ex-wife, charging that un-
der the Indiana divorce she could not
| legally marry within two years.
DR.. Norris. of Sault Ste. Marie, had
his valiSe stolen, and the thief was sub
| sequently drowned. Some one found
the body with the valise, and immedi-
ately assumed that 1t was Norris re-
mains, and the 800" NacS printed an
extended biography of the unfortunate
man. Norris denies that he i dead
and offers 10 put up good money To
back ms assertion.
Wool has been coming in slowly so
far this season, although there has
been considerable quantities brought
IN during the past two days, and next
week viii probably see large amounts
| bought here. Unwashcd Is bringing
| from X To 23 cents, and washed from
% to -, while some choice lots have
/ been sold for 80 cents.-AHegaa Journal
Mrs. Brackctt has again taken charge
of the Brackett House, at Big Rapids
and Is renoyatng 1t from top to bot
tom, and furnishing a good many
rooms anew. \. T. Phelps, formerly
manager of the Bailey and Grand Cen
trail Hotel at stanton, has been engaged
as manager. and guests viii be well
cared for. Mr.. Phelps Is an old hotel
man, and j. a brother 10 +. |. Phelps,
of the Hotel Phelps, at Greenyille.