Telegram-herald., 1889-06-12
TOWN TOPICS.

Eorn-Lo III and Ars. Z. ". N1rz-
burg a 5esl pound son-
Tourists are beg DnIslg u % Aorta
Ia considerable Numbers.
To Mr. aud Mrs. BayHss, OF 3 North
Dlgs.on-st., q me glTl baby.
The only grain reported received yes
teEl4y e4s three cars ot graln-
The firss course OF stone has been
lzla Tor the stand pipe foQnd4tSn-
Old NIiage School AT the Fountain
street Baptist Church th1ksday even
lng.
The Board OF Trade subscriptions IN
al III J0hnsto~n we're collected ~ TIE
clerks yesterday.
Rev DR. Meade. formerly an ASSIST
ant rector or q. Marks, I'll preach "a
that church thls evening.
some tao or three hundred baseball
enthusiasts attended the Lansing game
yesterday from thls clty.
The assault and battery case against
Or. Non DOlAe was adlOuFned again
yesterday for one week.
The High school commencement ex-
erc..es Wil be held june q, At the
Eountaln-street Baptist CHURCH.
The Young peoples missionary
society OF the First Reformed Church
give a free entertainment tonight.
The steamer Florence Is at the river
landing and VAL be loaded on trucks
and transported 10 Reeds Lake THIS
week.
The contractor who j. building the
court house at Ailegan has let the con-
tract for the cut stone 10 GOOdal Broth
ers, OK this city.
A change OF time has gone into
effect On the NJ. &. K. K. The train
formerly leaving here At 1928 p. N.
nov goes at ll.55 a. III.
kortlander & Murphy received a
large nvOice OF foreign wines and
liquors yesterday, on winch they paid
duties amounting 90 s4OO.
Mrs. Mary Greer, OF this city, has
been allowed a pension Of so per
mouth, with back pay amounting 10
about two thousand dollars.
Charles Smith, patient at the L. 3.
A. Home, from out OF town, had one
OF his legs amputated yesterday. He
vas troubled With an lncurable disease
of the foot.
Freight men on the various railroads
saw that the bad weather Tor the past
few weeks has materially lessened the
business Of the roads, especially III the
lumber trade.
Owing 10 some repairs which are
being made 10 the heating apparatus OF
the North Iona Street school, the
children have been enjoying an unex-
pected vacation.
The Owashtanong 'Tug-of-War"
team for the Detroit contest has been
changed, and now comprises Beeson,
Forbes, Carroll and Van Asmus. They
60 10 Detroit saturday.
The twelfth annual reunion and pic
ME of the Grattan Pioneer Society, will
be held IN WhittOn's grove, near Grat-
tan, June 10. Farmer Reynolds Will
be the orator of the day.
The river is increasing in volume,
owing To the recent rams. Logs are
beginning TO come down, and folks
living near the GunnisOn Swamp are
beginning TO complain.
Mrs. Rusche, widow of the late John
4. Rusche. died yesterday morning at
her residence, Is Waverly Place. She
had been ii resident of the city for forty
five years and was well and favorably
known.
Captain Bunnell and Lieutenant
Colby are in Lansing looking after the
bill FOR the Incorporation of the Alger
Zouaves. IL = now thought that votes
enough have been secured for the pas
sage of the bill.
Mrs.WH. Allen, for some time past an
inmate OF the L. b. 4. Home, was
found wandering about the streets in a
nearly dellriOus condition night before
last. IL was necessary TO lock her W
IN jail for safe keeping.
Owing to the high water the Bedford
quarrlcs, from which the stone IS oh
tanned for the Court House, are flooded
and the contractors are unable to secure
it IN quantities sufficient TO keep the
masOns going.
Revs. Hustled and Reid will give brief
addresses at the equal suffrage social
gwen at Good Templars' Hall thi,
evening. Excellent music is engaged
AMI a pleasant evening Is promised. A
parliamentary drill vii also be given.
Admission free.
'Moses Lifting Up the Serpent OF
Brass is the subject Of the lecture to
- AtFtaA - IttF- 'ftolEt lltilIF lfOkt
this evening at 7.3O IN the New House
of Worship. The subject for next
sunday evening VIII be Divine Pro
violence IN Great Disasters"
The Banner Of Light Mission Circle
Of the First Reform Church Rev. p.
M0eriyke. pastorl viii celebrate its
seventh anniversary at the church, this
evening, at 7.b sharp. An interesting
musical and literary program viii be
carried out, % which She public : IN
yl.ed. Admission free.
The operetta "Rosehud." i" viii be pro-
duCed at Powers Opera House. Friday
evening by the -. Ceicihas. The pro-
ceeds 20 to the Jobust0wn sufferers.
THIS Is charming htt.e opera, and the
s. Ceccias have made preparations
for producing Is in q manner which
can nos tai to please.
Contagious diseases reported to the
Board of Health are the following
Measles. George Patterson. 225 Ninth
ave-. IT. Dorcn. south Lafayette and
Lawn court. George Westerhouse. 10-
West pivi>iou-st.. Carolina Dotd. =
Ffth-sve.. Henry and Lena Quiut, 10l
tr0odr-ch-st- Scarlet fever. e. A.
Nemire, l62 lsworth-3ve. Diphthera.
-. 5ll south Drv.Ton-st.