Telegram-herald., 1889-06-10

oaebogg4a Vii soon hare : street
aa.LTe4si.
The Emerson coal mine a. Jackson
las been eiozed
acaoolcrafl Hlu have b4nt eoEceEt
Friday, June u.
The bo2H II Hart = about - organ
~ L4s and Order League
smith Br0theIs. II B4Y city, have
started 1 io00 90 leeE u logz dosn -
Eay City fTOm II. lgHaee.
Tie body II John ,traier was found
"a boaraman Lake, near 1EaTeI - City,
Er-dAy- Accidental drowning.
There viii BE- txe1tY-thEee graduates
of the MBskegon Hgn school gnls year.
The eioslcg exercises alll occur June "a.
The funeral of Misses N0llle ald Car
Tie Richards, who persisted .nt0e Johns-
toEn disaster, occurred zt lpsIanti
tGiay.
Joseph Cornell, prominent cit.zen
Of FeatWater, had hls arm terribly
nang.ed ia tile trimmer Or Sands =
NaXEell's 5 lullber mills.
A proposition IS peading IN tbs schoo!
board at MGskeg0n % connect the pub
l-c schools by telephones. The scheme
Vii cost about fiz per building.
Charles IL. Dickson, Who used g. 00O
o. >agina. county funds while deputy
county treasurer, has reformed and l.
working ia railroad Office At Cleye-
land, ONO.
Joseph Gardapee has wandered away
from hl- home at Bay city and no
trace or hlm can be found lie Is OF
uns0und m.nd and grave fears are felt
Tor MS safety.
superintendent Wellington and
twelve teachers, of Muskegon, VIII at
tend the National Teachers Assoc.a-
ton meeting, at Nashville, Tenn, to be
held between July and 10
r. II. Hotchkiss, the superintendent
az the Temple Company scuTtain-rOller
factory at MuskegOn, has been selected
a. one OF the forty mechanics ID be
sent ~ the scripps league or newspa-
pers % Europe.
+. g. Farmer, of Grand Rapids, who
FIRST settled and made clearing on the
$50 where Hart now stands, attended
Mrs Rollins funeral. Monday, the old
settlers meeting Tuesday, and has been
visiting the Rollins families since
Hrs Aygss.
The second trial Of Lewis Grant vii
son for the murder of John Aikens,
Dec. l6, lss7, was IN progress before
the C2ss county circuit court all the
week until Friday night, when 4 YER
diet of guilty IN the second degree was
returned. Nearly one hundred wit
nesses have been sworn.
cOiOred woman named ClarisOn
Hi, recently died N the insane asylum
a. Kalamazoo. leaving an estate of
s. 200. Two sisters, Mrs. Stapp and
Mrs. Anderson, claimed the money,
when five children OF her brother put
ln claim for a third of the property,
The point Is made that the brother was
not legitimate brother, and that his
children can not inherit.
At Shelby w. VI. Churchill "takes the
lead 80 far on wool product. Fight
sheep shcared eighty-seven pounds OF
wool" \. :. White, OF Hart, sheared
from ten sheep $50 pounds, and from
two sheep fOrty-eight pounds. Mr.
White has one sheep whose carcass
weighs elghty-one pounds and sheared
twenty-threc pounds, being about one
pound Of wool for every three and one
half OF carcass. That beats the extra
weight mentioned in the NicEigan
FcrHr; that was one pound of wool 10
four pOunds of carcass.
Frank NcGOugh, of MuskCgOn, has
received word from relatives at La
trooe, Penn, that two of his cousins,
Cora and Ettie McHugh, who were car
ned away by the JOhnstoWn flood, have
been found alive. but at the time the
letter Was written they We're totally
b.-nd from sand and mud in their eyes.
Mrs. McHugh and one daughter and 4
son were lost, but their bodies have
been recovered. The young ladies' who
were saved are 20 and - years old re-
speclvely. The mother and the four
children We're N the house when the
Hood came against It, carrying il OF It's
foundations and down the stream.