Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
TOWN TOPICS.


algoinsea drlseE u patrol sagca -. !.
nsn.4Ll0n sfV sea vii te bsli 90
day AZ y. Nays agld Il. J2Assa' C4tao-
l.e churches.
Ihe uni0R school R4se Bali club ae-
fe-Eed the AstDa eiab yesterday y a
sSore II = y II.
TIE annual meeting q tie Kings
DaugnGefs aili be- held az the PAX Coz
gFegationai Church az > p. IA. today.
The Rev. Thomas O.. smith wlli de-
LIVER 8 lecture thls afternoon At 40 IA
Good feulglats Hal. g south Diylzi0n-
sJ
Notices have been issued calling the
annual meeting of tue glE school
Alumni society Tor kg-day eyeGlDg,
June a
Work = progressing rapidly on the
Tes.delee 81 Or. =. L. k0zeHa, Oh
James street, and Sill soon b. ready fCs
occupancy.
George Cre~s, ths Caledonia nan
charged With adultery, bas been bound
over Tor trial, and III default OF bal IS
now Ia lall.
The grain receipts yesterday were
snlalleg than usual, only three ears Of
wheat, tao 0t corn and two of oats
beng reported.
George A. Hall x Co. Yesterday Dis
charged the chtttel mortgage for Sl0i0
gwen by them 4 short time ago 10
Charles Z. Clark.
l. II. kIng, Of Indianapolis, vii De-
iFer Tree temperance lecture AZ i.j0
th.- afternoon, a. Good Isu3pl4Ts Hall
on West Bridge street.
= a. tsf-.
Skinner, viii bee held at the family resi-
dence, No. 20l North Lafayette-st.,
Monday, June 3, at 3 p. IA.
Rev. W. Ball Wright, assistant rector
Al u. Marks, has been invited by the
Bishop OF Toronto. Canada, 10 deliver
lecture IN that city June l..
Mss Anna Blandford has taken the
place IN the telephone exchange
vacated by Miss Laura Smith. She
Will have charge OF Nos. 90l 10 go.
The lecture room at the Fountain
street Baptist church i undergoing ex-
tensiye repairs, and the Sunday'school
WILL be held today IN the auditorium.
The Orial Cabinet Company have
drafted plans for 4 new building, 90 10y
$50 teet, adjoining IL present plant,
and will proceed AZ once 10 build II.
The Schubert Club has not discon-
tuucd It's rehearsals. as stated in an
evening paper. They Will continue
ther regular rehearsals till the lst of
July.
Charles Post. who was mentioned by
Linnie Stlmps IN her testimony as being
an anarchist, wishes the papers 10 deny
the accusation. lie says be IS not an
anarchist.
Detroit Joarnai: j. lloyd Breeze viii
not travel Tor sol. Smith Russell next
year, and Is said To be considering the
adyls.lbility OF invading Chicago with a
weekly paper.
W ;. Hunt, late of Mt. Pleasant, has
purchased the Bergy stock of groceries,
South Division street, and viii, about
June 10. open 20 the public with an en-
tire new line OF goods.
PIainwell Isdspcadeat: Jesse Cole, the
te.egraphCr ~ the Lake Shore station,
was ordered % Grand Rapids yester-
day. Harry krum, formerly OF kala-
mazoo, VIII iill the vacancy.
The $500 issue of school bonds for
new buildings has been printed, and
Secretary +. III. Stein has affixed his
signature TO them. The mayor,
comptroller and president OF the board
have yet 70 sign them.
Judge VI. c. Burch has accepted an
invitation to deliver an address July 1
~ the laying OF the courthouse corner
stone. Hon +. F. Uhl has also been
invited, and VIII speak If his profes-
sl0nal duties VIII permit.
Ecv. Gould f. Matthews, of Nash
vile, bas been admitted to tine Soldiers
Home. Mr.. Matthews was formerly
wel-SnOWn "a newspaper man, and
subsequently, was o VI. +. preacher at
Free SOL. He is now II quite feeble
health.
Charles r. Youngblood, travelling
salesman for /. u. Harris wholesale
paper house, and his brother, Frank
have about completed cosy residence
or Henry street, winch IS now occupied
hy the.r parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Young
blood. of Reeds lake.
MusScgOn Ciroqic's: "Gilmore's band
and orchestra Is 90 be I'M Grand Rapids.
and many OF our music loving citizens
tolls ot arrsuglng for n special car tO
bring them back the same evening after
The concert. II is good idea and can
te done u q sufficient number interest
Themselves n the matter"
Charles Pierce. n man sent up for
twelve days for drunkenness. came ont
ol I1il yesterday with blood In his eve
looking for the man who arrested him.
He came 20 headquarters. and WAS told
that fatr0lman williams wls the man.
TIE went out mutteung something
about getting even, but Williams still
lives.
Tho cold, rainy weather that has pre-
vailed SINCE the rcCeut trosts IS proving
blessing iu .srIso to tue fruit grow
crs Rufus Brlnsou reports that 4
l7r-e proportion of tae strawberries
that were frost-bittrn are coming ont
oil rret. and he exhibits q quantity of
green berries picked this morning in
proof of his ciam.-Ba,toa H-rb0r
4afuH.
"Have vou noted. ." said Judge Morse.
"that the recent frosts have done more
damage on high than oo low laDds'
Ordinarily tho fats suffer moro from
late fros-s than che hills. That has
been tho rule heretofore. but this time
tlr reverse has been the case. II IS
something worth making note of. -
Ir-a Sead1el.
Collector of Customs Shafer vcster-
dar received two small c0nsg gDmeu Is
O. i1ok.ng-gilss from Antwerp for the
Wddcomb and ~Egh furniture fac
torres. The total duty was f2--.2s
Hereafter it ls expcCtcd that alI of the
in1portatious win be- In large lots. s'
theirs IS now 3 ware house n which