Telegram-herald., 1889-11-30
TOWN TOPICS


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Gee Arthur < Ph.i5rc's 80 Cabinets.
The Pr0l. bluou club meets Al 80 to-
nsnt, AZ 80. z5 soatA D.y-slOn-st.
SPECIAL meeting IL Grand River
lodge No. 81, 2 AID A. VI. tonight.
The q. +. al sbulldlug new ware
nouse near Tie PhGnlx Company's
factory
George II. Reeves, 0f thls city, has
Just received letters patent for leN dust
collector Tor use Ia facJ0rles-
Ben :. Harchett, Jr, has sold bis
Kentucky saddle hOrse - Freeman
Godfrey JE.s the pnce beng 500.
Tie young folks OF the Plainheld-
avenue Con gregatOnal Church gave a
pleasant entertainment last nlgat AZ
N.lmot HaN.
Lyle Hopkins. Of sparta, was in the
city Thanksgiving day 70 eat turkey az
nls parents home. he returned the
same evening.
Mss Lula NJ BrOfee entertained
several Of her musical friends AZ her
home last evening and very enJoya-
ble time vas spent.
The police yesterday picked up
Johnnie Long, a runaway lad from tile
school AZ Clarksviile and sent hlm
home % Howard City.
The 3-year-old son Of r. r. Rynard,
corner %. HEaiaud-ave. and Center-st.
81 Laid up with a broken leg received
from a fall down stars.
Louis Murset, OF the Welch Folding
Bed factory, Of sparta. and wife, VISITED
parents and friends ThauksgiV.ng and
returned home last evening.
Quite a number OF freight agents. a
well a. railroad managers, went 10 De
trolt yesterday % meet the transpOrta-
ton committee OF the Board Of Trade.
AL trains on the G. r. < I. from the
south We're late yesterday. The first
one arrived here a. 2.20 p. m. A freight
tran ditched at Fort Wayne junction
80 N+-N a-~-lAfA-A AN-tat " ~ LAlC NaA-,E.
Attorney John II. Mitchell. Of Ionia.
was stirring about the city yesterday
preparing 10 90 20 Washington with the
JOhnson-Watkins case. He would not
say what he intended 10 do IN the
matter.
The Viii OF the late Charles A. Rice,
who resided for many years on State
St, was i.ed with the judge of probate
yesterday. lie leaves One-tifth' of MS
estate 10 each Of his four children and
his wife who survives him.
A railroad man az Grand Rapids has
been arrested on charge of stealing a
copy Of the Democrat from a package
left for a news company. There IS one
sure hope for him, however, for they
can never make grand larceny of it
Detroit Journal.
The mile track Is trifle heavy. TO
use sporting phrase, and If the winter
has set IN for keeps there viii be little
done beyond raising the necessary cash
until spring opens up. The agltatOrs
have lost none Of their determination,
nut the season Is too late 10 lay up
track.
The sheriff Il having a private
sanctum partItiOned oil IN his already
crowded apartment in the court block.
Here ne expects 10 retire for meditation
and contemplate the specimens of
siftcd gravel from the Grandville road,
and the array of old guns that have
figured IN tnetragedies of Kent county.
Hustling Jerry BOynton has made a
written proposition To the CITY Of Niles,
which agrees 10 build q railroad from
Niles to Grand Rapids. provided Niles
VII donate $4,000. This is certainly a
very liberal proposition, and the citizens
of Niles can not do better than accept
it. Jerry always does as ne agrees
kliQm0-oo Grzsfie.