Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

decided IA the circuit court YESTERDAY.
The l1Ky returned : yerclct for 70,
and Judge Grove rendered = judgment
f0T that amount with costs. Proceed
lags were stayed twenty days.
The A. B. Watson " r. e. VII eele-
brate their nrst anniversary saturday
Aareh I, AZ the n0nlS u Mrs. Dr..
Hzzen, south Diyisl0n-st- Refresh
menss siA he served. Mrs. Ha1en Is 70
furnish the chlcken-pie Tor the crowd
J. Gamer. 3 mouicer az the Aldine
crate w0rks. Was badly burned by mol
TN ron on Tuesday. The melted metal
ran into hs shoe, and hls foot sas ter-
ribly blisseged 50 that i MI be several
weeks before ne can return 10 hls work
Young Lorenzo ID. Parker can not be
supposed g. KNOW Low much n-aaA
paper il takes 10 keep nlni before the
police coaEt from day 10 day ne
next time ne runsawsy from scnool, be
ought 10 cons sier tnls. Adjourned 10
February =.
Preston II. Grover was admitted 10
practice a. aa attorney at the bar by
Judge Burch yesterday. He was ex-
anlinsd by ~ b. Perkins, NJ. H. Ford
and John Rozema, and Judge BuFch
eomplimented Mr.. Grover upon the fine
examination he had passed.
Nina Heller, Holland woman who
arrived here in December, has been
aided by the county superiutendents OF
the poor. She claimed 10 have been
driven from the old country by the
husbands cruel treatment. being gwen
money by relatives 10 enable her 10
reach this country.
Charles Warner is young man with
an innocent looking face, yet Charles
Is - thief. lie pleaded guilty, yes
terday, IN police court, 70 the charge OF
stealing poker-chlps al the White Ele-
PLAT restaurant He might have been
released on p1ymeat OF sS.S5, but he
went TO jail for thirty days.
As soon as tie new barn Is finished
ears VIII begin running regularly and
frequently on the South Ionia-st. divi-
sion of the Cable Company's system,
which probably will be some time next
week. Work at the power house IS pro-
crossing rapidly, and cable cars Will
climb Brldge-st. hill about March 10.
The mountains were IN labor and
brought forth a mouse. An array IN
the police court record of the names of
Mate Morrison, Hattie Williams and
John Doe, adjourned from day and
week To week, ended yesterday by a
| plea of guilty and fine OF 81 and
costs To be equally divided among
| them.
Iona Sentinel: "Wm. Steele being
ADVISED by his physician that he must
seek change OF location, started last
evening for Detroit, accompanied by
| Mrs. Steele. If he felt able when he
reached there he expected to continue
his journey to his old home IN Canada;
if not he will spend some time at Mt.
| Clemens"
Arrangements are in progress for the
proper celebration OF the twenty-fifth
| anniversary of Hope College, of Hol-
| land, next June. A life size oil paint
ing of Rev. DIR. Philip Phelps, the first
president, will be executed by one of
the best artists in the land by order of
| the alumni, and will be placed in the
! library of the college.
The Press Club will give banquet to
| Thomas w. Fletcher, now of the Eren-
ing Ners staff, at the Owashtanong Club
rooms on Sunday evening. Mr..
| Fletcher will leave for his new home in
Detroit on Monday next. Sunday
| evening is chosen for the convenience
of morning newspaper men. Covers
will be laid for fifteen.
Charles j. Burnham is having a suit
in replevin against Phillip Graham, IN
| the circuit court. Burnham is trying
TO recover q horse that was taken from
him for debt, and sold by Constable
| Chamberlain to Graham. Burnham
| claims that they took the wrong horse,
and that Norman Cummings had 4
chattel mortgage on the one sold.
State Game Warden Smiths report
| for the month of February shows a
light business, only eight cases having
been prosecuted IN the State, and each
one for spearing fish through the Ice in
st. Joseph and Barry counties. Each
man was convicted, and the aggregate
of fines is S60.S4. There were no viola
tions of the game laws reported, and
deputy wardens are having quie,
! time.
John Roushkolb is iu the city. He
will 90 TO Muskegon, Monday, aud ex-
/ poets to take charge of the ball club
which that city will put into the State
| league. He has eleven men engaged
| from the Texas and Southern league
and says they are pennant winners.
He says that the Muskegon club will be
a winner and that ii he manages it he
will make the other clubs do some
lively hustling to keep up with the pro-
/ cesslon.