Telegram-herald., 1889-11-23

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See Arthur i PhllsElc ssz.0o Cabinets.
The Hill Tree Planters vii resume
active operations ID the spring.
The new proprletOrs OF Hob5ies nave
changed the name ~ I1Es Meas.
A good sized addition IS being built
y the Chicago House, On EiswOrth-aye.
Born, a. Mr. 4nd Mrs w. g. Wood
corner Honest. and JetersOn-aye.,
daughter
Work h4s been commenced On the
HAmmsrschmit block, ~ be erected az
Al West Bsidge-st.
new lodge A o. e. ". for the
South Ind Will be instituted tonight Al
the hAll 50 Cana 81.
NJ IS Rosa Moore, of Fort Wayne.
Ind, Is The guest OF her brother, +. /.
Moore OF the O.. K. & J..
An exhibition car, loaded with the
products 0t British Columbia, vii be
Ia the city next Thursday
j Astra, a L. 4 W NJ. brakeman,
had a hand badly bruised while switch
ing cars al Benton HarbOr yesterday
morning.
II you want % learn how 10 control
your m0ther-in-law, hear Mrs. Or. Potts
lectureOn marriage At Powers tOmOr-
row and Monday nights at :.
Mrs. Beebe, who lives az l39 James
ST.. fell As she Was entering the house
aud broke Ter right arm At the elbow.
Dr. G. X. Johnson attended her.
K Coulcy, a well known Michigan
Central conductor, running between
Jackson aud TINS city, IS the proud
father OF twin bables-a son and daugh-
ter.
K. A. McWilliams has putin anew sys-
tenn OF lighting ms store. The OIL which
feeds the lamps IS located IN the rear
or the store with pipes leading 10 the
burners.
Jimmy Fairs, at the Lake, has two
large foxes that ne expects TO let loose
on Ihanksgl day, and have grand
hunt with pack OF nifty or more
hounds.
The deer won by Joseph Wichtman in
rattle at the Lake two weeks ago was
again raftled Thursday, and was won
TINS time by Fred Hammerschmldt, OF
the West SIDE.
The PrOhibltOnists OF the city meet
tonight az GOOD Templars' Hall, corner
of Island and DlvisiOn-sts.. McNullen
block, to organize Il Prohibition club
AT invited.
The 500, 600 shipment of furniture
from Bcrkey ~ Gay to MOntevldeo
LETT Inst night over the G. K. & |. 1t
VIII be taken over the star Union lines
70 New York.
The OwashtanOng Club will give AT
athletic exhibition this evening al
their club house, consisting of wrest
Ing, sparrIug, etc. A musical program
VIII also oe rendered.
The funeral services Of James 3. Gul
hiord viii be conducted from the resi-
dcuCe, a5 kell0gg-st., ON sunday after
noon 40 O'Clock. The Odd-fcllows
Lodge, No. H.. and the city Official.
Will attend IN bodies.
Johns. Walker, the pickle manufactur
or Of PArstownslip, has given chatte
mortgage on his stock at 323 SOutl
Dvisi0n-st. and hls book accounts {,
VILLAINS Bros. * CharbOneau. of De
trot 10 secure an Indebtedness o
$1,000.
The e.. A. r. posts, together with tn
Woman's Rehet Corps and sons o
Veterans, Will giv0 1u entertainment 4
Hartman's Hall next week. The mi
itary drama, ''Tue Battle OF Gettys
burg" viii be gwen afternoon anS
evening.
Donations of food, clothing an,
money for the free kindergarten ma
be- sent direct to the TELEGRAM-HE
AID, ON Pcarl-st-, or viii be called 70
If notice 5 sent % Mrs. ". L. Wilson
of the TElEGRAW-HEEALD, or Miss {
NJ. Fleming, OF the Leader.
" :. H0vey mas received a dlspatcl
announcing the death of Mrs. =. II
Graf. Of Duluth, Minu. Mrs. Graf
formerly lived u this city, where sh
has many friends. she leaves hus
band ana Eve children. Mr. Graft wa
formerly in the milling business IN thi
city. OF Che firm II H6bard q Graft
Mrs Grail died at p. III. Wednesday