Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22
TOWN TOPICS.



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See Arthur Il Phllhric's 500 Cabinets.
ID. J DooFnink sells Ben Hur G sars.
Igy them.
The teachers IN the city schools vii
draw over klZ 900 thls week.
The members of Tie FOrtnightly Club
meet ta4s evening al tie residence "
Rev. Dr. FluhreF.
fhe shakspeariana Club vii hold a
meeting AZ the Ladies Literary Club
rooms at o. clock tbs afternoon.
Tie ,oath Grand Rapids street Rail
Nay company have been gwen al eK-
tension 0f time ia which ~ build the
Eold lntl August ls30.
AL uvo.ce OF cheese, hsn and pickles
from Rotterdam, was received Al the
custom house Yesterday. The goods
A. tor Bail, EarllArt s. Putnam.
III g.. Barlow has Withdrawn from
tle Wholesale nrm Of Bail, Barnhart 4
Putnam. lie las been connected With
tie nrm for nearly eighteen years.
The horses belonging 10 the ire de
partment have been suffering from al
ep.zoOt.c epidemic, and TWO OF them
have died. The disease Is now abatlng.
Last night hackman, driving down
State-st., ran INTO street car coming
down grade. No damage Was done, but
some OF the ladies IN the car were badly
frightened
The ladies OF the Uniyersalist Church
vii give a dinner for the oenert OF the
society 10 the residence OF Judge r. A.
Burlugame, SIS LyOn-st., on Thanks
gvmg evening. November 2o.
There Is movement making To Sc
cure the pardon Ot ex-Mau Carrier
Harry, who was sent up from the
United States Court Tor three years Tor
stealing money from the mails.
The physicians OF the Old, or ''regu-
lar" scnOOl nave called a meeting at
the Morton House tins evening 10 cOu-
slider the question OF organizing as body
corporate under the state law.
The old board Of directors of the
Board OF Trade NIL meet next Tuesday
evening tor their last session. The
newly elected members Will meet as
soon thereafter as practicable and elect
officers.
Supervisor Henry II. Havens, of
Grand Rapids township, presented the
county clerk and nis deputies with a
kcg Of choice cider yesterday. The
press representatives were invited 10 IN
dulge-
Henry II. Wiley, of Helena, Mon,
i IN the city for the purpose of buying
furniture for large new hotel which
heisabOut to open. tie 5 accompanied
by l.. A. Walker and G. h. Cole, who
own the hotel building.
A. d. Rathbone, f. L. Noble and Loran
Day, who, as heretofore mentioned,
have purchased the plaster mills at
Alabastine. are now IN that village for
the purpose OF passing the papers and
taxing possession. Attorney NJ. j
Smiley : with them.
Frank l.. Noble, the well-known
hOrsemau, mas turned his Young mare
Catch oUJ 10 pasture for the winter, and
will stable his driving team at +. :
MOrse's barn until spring. Catch is
said % be one Of tie most promising
young trotters ia the country.
An old buffalo robe, a bed quilt, a
sacnel containing eight pounds of su-
gar, bottle OF whisky, and a rooster
ia a bag, were found on Hall-st., Just
inside Of the city. November Is. +.
Spaanstra, who found them, reported
tne fact to the police yesterday.