Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29
TOWN TOPICS.
wheat stil stands at 20 cents.

TIC Ar4AhL SAiSF FN'~~-~-I-
Oehcer Peck's wde Is seriously III
with typhoid fever.
Justice Brown issued thirty-two sum-
mOnses yesterday.
The street railway OF Detroit is
introducing steam on its service.
The daughter Of Patrolman o. c.
Smith IS very III with typhoid fever.
Abou, dozen hunters returned from
the north last evening loaded with deer.
The Cable Company have again
placed South Union-St. IN It's usual con-
dition.
Reports concerning prospective
strike BY the Cable Company semployes
are rife.
steps are being taken IN regard 10
placing an elevator N the Government
building.
The new residence of 5. G.. Ketcham,
corner of Pine and Bowery-sts., IS nearly
completed.
J. d. Bolsnd succeeds II. +. DOren as
president OF the Builders and Traders
Association.
A cock fight is said 10 have been per-
petrated in the South part OF the city
Thanksgiving night.
Miss Dou johnson, Of Muskegon, con-
Quoted the inspection OF Champlin Re-
lief Corps yesterday.
T. G.. Studley is remodeling the in
terror Of his store, preparatory TO oc-
cupying the entire block.
Rev. Caroline J. Bartlett, of Kalama-
700. will preach at the Temple Emanuel
tomorrow morning and evening.
The Powers dock line case was called
in the superior court yesterday, but
was adjourned until December 9.
Justice Hydorn married, yesterday, a
couple from Kent City. They were
Amos Swenson and Matilda Carlson.
The many friends of Gen. 1. c. Smith
are looking forward 10 his appointment
as adiutant general Of the State troops.
The public meeting of the Union
High School Lyccum has been post
poned until Friday evening, Decem-
Der 5.
The case Of Ann F. Atwater against
Sarah G. Corbett and Daniel Z. Corbett,
will be argued Monday, the testimony
beng all IN.
Over one hundred and twenty couples
parbcipated in party under the
auspices Of Grand Rapids DIVISION, No.
s, X. OF T., Thursday night.
I. NJ Weston has sold the lot on
North DivisiOn-st., adjoining the Meth
Odist Church, 20 Albert Z. Powers.
The consideration was 5000.
Chang Ball, the Chinaman who ran
the Bridge-st. laundry for several years,
has sold out to the Domestic laundry.
Chang Ball will go to Montana
In the case OF George y. Baker W.
Charles +. Averill Judge Grove rem
dsred judgment tor the complainant
in the sum Of S492.s8. yesterday.
The West Michigan Agricultural
Society hold meeting the fore part OF
next week % perfect arrangements for
the purchase Of the Comstock site.
Mss Carrie Warren. Of 135 scribuer-
81 gave q birthday PARTY last Thursday
evening. Adehghtful evening vas bad.
The hostess received many presents.
our tailor made clothing department
IA grand success; is = entirely separ-
aye from our furnishing goods which Is
larger than ever. Gardiner q Baxter.
View Years gifts 70 the poor VIZ be
,-ivsu by the iron rnoulders az the fac
y
Who have organized for this charitable
obiscs.
The chsncery case brought hy Corue-
La r. Burinzsms against Julian ".
Wheeler and wife. vas 4 snlisssd n the
circuit court yesterday With costs 10 the
defendants
A burxlsrious thief attempted an
entrances early yesterday morning into
she residence Of samuel Stam, ~
Clsacy-ss. Stam drove OF the fellow
with gun
The insane Harry stuck. who vas
cant 20 tha insane ssviun ths early
rart ,f this month. has got hack home.
hut rs coudihon does not sppesr - h,s
much improved.
W. Freize. The Milwaukee bsse-
ball ard general sporting man las
besn in the cIty several days, WITH re-
ference to the rev baseball orssniza-
Ncn - bs started here.
Dr. John T.. Jackson, q Fountain
street Baptist Church. VII lecture in
en-. south Congregational Churcn next
lues1sF evening. Decenioer q caolect'
"The Power Of Money.
Two trans ~ cable csrs attempted -
turn Iyon ard otaws-st corner smut
ssneousiY TIE attempt ves not su-
tirslv s-1ccessfui, es ne platforms of
the cars we're somewhat 1lsfiE1red.
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