Telegram-herald., 1890-06-28
TOWN TOPICS.

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Ticket No. ga Won the crazy qullt
rattied 0y the L. ;. A.
The North Park pavilion Will DO open
anu ready Tor business TINS evening.
The Prohibition Club VIII give free
ice cream social a. tae club's naA 10 the
McMullen block, tonight.
Plans are out for me residence for
Mrs. L. ;. Searles, % be erected AZ the
corner OF Wealthy-aye. and AorFis-st.
City Surveyor Collar Is engaged on
plans for the improvement or Oakland
ave. and ils southern extension Ia tue
First ward.
The rooms used in the poor supply
department ia the city hall will De titJed
no Wltn new counters, and d railing 20
keep out the public.
The furniture manufacturers annual
banquet Will take place at Reeds Lake
Lake pavilion, on Monday evening,
June 80, ~ p. II.
Next Monday the last dummy Will
leave Reed Lake AT IL p. II. Anybody
desiring transfer privileges, however,
must leave on the 10 O'Clock dummy.
Yesterday afternoon Justice Wetsfall
was badly overcome with the heat, and
friends were apprehensiye that the
prostratiOn might result IN prolonged
illness.
The c. & W. NJ. now has two official
surgeons az MuskegOn, Chief Surgeon
Johnson, OF this city, having appointed
Dr. Frank W. CARRIER IA addition 10 DR..
J. +. Stoddard.
Yesterday afternoon, Judge Burling-
anne decided the appeal OF Bertha Ely
stro m the Curtis-st. assessment n favor
OF the city. The case Will 20 10 the
Supreme Court.
Herbert G.. Keppel, of iceland, has
beer appointed 70 a position IN the
manufacture division OF the Census
Bureau, on recommendation CT Con-
gresham Belknap.
Deputy Register Of Deeds Hermann
Van Aaideran delighted the young
ladies of the Office yesterday by buy
ing SIX quarts OF ice cream. The glrls,
one and all, voted for vanilla.
DR.. J. p. Peters. assisted by Drs. F.
S. Hlllyer and 2. B. Wright, performed
a successful operation for cataract upon
J. ". Bowman, prominent farmer
near Greenvllle, Montcalm county, yes
terday.
4 ten days extension of time was
granted, yesterday, to Adrian Welle-
man IN which to settle bill of excep-
tons IN her trespass suit against the
city. The case will probably be taken
70 the Supreme Court.
The young trees, or n number %
them, planted around ST. Marks Hos
pital are dying for want of water. The
trees were OF excellent selection and
would ali gam n promising start IN life
II properly cared for during the first
warm and dry summer.
About $50 colOred men and boys, fill
ing three coaches, passed through the
city Yesterday morning from Chicago
for Nackluac and PetoSkey, where
Landlord Hayes VIII keep them bIsy
this summer waiting on the guests az
the Grand and the Arlington.
Beginning on Monday next the last
dummy will leave Reeds Lake az loo
p m, and VIII connect with cars on the
Cherrv-st. and SCTlbneT-st. lines. Those
VINO wish 20 avail themselves of the
transfer privileges % other lines must
leave the lake az or before 10 p. m.
". L. Knowles. the artist, has com
pleted a lie size portrait of Rev. W. A.
Waterman for the new Congregational
Church az Kalamazoo, dedicated last
Sunday. The artist has also completed
life sire portraits of toe children OF
Rev. Kerr 3. Upper, of Denver Col.
Commencing next Monday there Will
be = decidedly beneficial change IN the
time table OF the dummy llne. The ser
vice Will be the same as on Sundays every
ID minutes. The last car Will leave tbe
lake at II O'Clock pm; but those wish
inh transfers viii nave % leave az Il
d. m.