Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
TOWN TOPICS.


FfsssSssck Tape was admitted 70 eiti-
1snsnip IN axe eiFeuit court yesterday.
The Norton Sa9sa dining room IS
putting ca great airs wllh new electric
chandeliers.
Justice Hyd0rn married, yesterday,
James II. Hurst and Mrs. Angellne
johnson, both colored.
superintendent OF Poor Rich went 10
Kalamazoo yesterday with John Helms,
al insane man n years OF age.
The case OF the People against Lean.
der Z. Deyo will be gwen TO the 81.
perior court jury this morning.
The sale Of seats for 'srhe Messiah
VIII take place on Tuesday morning,
December 10. instead OF Monday.
Mrs. Josephine K. Williams, of Cal
forna, viii open a class IN christian
science at II Sheldon-st this evening.
The present elevator 10 the Warwick
- beng replaced by new one of the
latest improved kind. by = Detroit COM
pany.
The circuit jury, in the case Of VIM.
Boyian vs.. James Boylan, rendered a
verdict for the plaintiff for 500 and
costs.
The Muskegonites within our portals
yesterday were; Messrs. II. l.. Dealno,
II. i. Wolff, c. w. Homeil, and +.
Cultivate.
Justice Hydom's telephone is re-
moved from the jury room, and has
the popular gas pipe attachment AZ the
Justices desk.
A. NJ. Atwood. of the Asphalt Paving
Company, IS IN Ithaca, giving the citI-
zens pointers on good streets and how
20 build them.
General superintendent A. Forbes,
of the Michigan Bell Telephone Com
pany, will arrive IN the city this morn
ing from Detroit.
Regular meetings of the Grand Rap
ids Encampment Ms. f3 1. o. o. F., to-
night IN Odd Fellows hall, Tower block,
work IN the third degree.
The Home Of the FriendIess fair is
now in full blast at Muskegon, and
many tine donations from tins city have
been sent the committee.
Henry c. Post executed bill of sale
of his piano, musical instruments and
music TO Ethel Post, yesterday, the
consideration being $500.
The 500 limit of the Owashtanong
Club 10 now reached, with seven appli-
cations on the bulletin board waiting
their turn for admission.
An amicable settlement has been
reached IN the stuffed deer case of
Berkey vs. Otterbeln, appealed from
Westtall's court To the circuit.
Representative-elect Ats. White went
TO Lansing. yesterday, TO view the
arena IN which he wlll pose as states
man from Kent, on January Z.
Chester d. Hodges, the we'll known
lveryman and horse dealer, leaves
soon for Brooklyn. y. Y, where he has
made arrangements to 60 into business.
Rev. Reed Stuart, the noted Unitarian
clergyman of Detroit, Will preach in
Temple Emanuel. Jewish Church, in
this city next Sunday, both morning
and evening.
In the case Of VIM. Dreuke against
Andrew Wilson and John Hanna,
Judge Burch rendered verdict for the
plaintiff, yesterday, Ia the sum OF
$l34.S4 and costs.
An invoice OF pottery, including
number of tirst-class idols for first-class
worship, was passed through the Gus
tom house yesterday by Charles Fox.
The articles are very old.
Henry VI. Rose, ex-chairman of the
Republican county committee, has re-
sumed hrs place on the Leader. He
had declined an offer as Associated
Press correspondent at Lansing this
winter.
A union meeting OF the Eastern and
Western Congregational Clubs of Michi-
gan will take rdace at Lansing on Mon
day next. The name of Rev. Isaac 2.
Powell, Of this city, appears on the
program.
The case Of John c. sayder. felonious
assault, was continued over the term in
the superior court yesterday, and the
case Of Charles ". Johnson. keeping
saloon open Sunday, was set down for
trial. January 20.
Ths net receipts Of the booth Of Val
ley City Lodge. No. SO, F. and A. NJ,
during the Masonic Far, as turned ia
90 Treasurer Bsrsh by John Ransom.
are SS2t9, and th. net receipts OF the
fair itself are over go, 0,oo0.
Geo. r. Row yesterday purchased
FIVE acres OF land on South DiuGon-st..
near the toll gate a mile and half south
OF Hsll-st.. Of S8les J. Powell. paying
for it $500. He proposes 10 erect 4
hotel on the property - cost $4,000.
aud vii have it completed and ready
for business by spring.
Corner tent No. %, order of Mack
sbees, gave a very pleasant pedro party
at Cernedv's Hal last evening. Mrs.
Geo. Perry Won the first prize for ladies,
and Mrs. KIN the second. The gentle
mems first prize was carried sway BY
Ed. Distans and TIE second BY Wm.
stalker. After the party those present
enjoyed dancing
The third annual state meeting Of
buidn ng and loan associations vii be
held at Jackson today. The secretaries
Of the local associations wi attend.
proposed l8w placing al associations
under TIE superv son 0f the State
government and regulating the manner
ia which outside associations may DO
business n this State WI Be pre sented
for endorsement