Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
TOWN TOPICS.

Wanted, more rain
Today Is Emancl patton day.
ladies' AID Society hop at North
Park tonight.
The street ear men commence on the
lZ-hOur bass today,
Work on the new sewer on Safest. Is
gong rapidly forward.
The Valley City wheelmen took
SPIN % kellcggsvllle last evening.
The $500 Detroit Journal prize won by
Custer Guard, will arrive IN few days.
Five hundred people went 70 Kala-
maEoc yesterday on the II. o. III. ex-
cuTaon.
A man named John HOlsum was
prostrated in Mulder's saloon yester-
day. lie was taken 10 81. Marks
Home.
The wife Of Poundmaster Henry is
dangerously Ill with Inflammation OF
the lungs.
To Mr.. and Mrs. VI. c. Crampton, Of
Woodland and Alexander-aves.. q 81
pound boy.
Tourists still continue 10 flock North
By the carload, about sixty day Is
the average.
Andrew Oleson and Annie Ollie
Loekstrom were married by Justice
Westfall yesterday.
physicians medicine case was
picked up on Monroe-st. last night and
taken TO headquarters.
Evelyn D. Crane sold 10 John H.
Mitchell lots 25 and q, Morrison's addi-
ton, yesterday, for $1,000.
A farmers buggy was smashed by
the runaway of Bert Ema's horse, on
South Dlvlslon-st.. yesterday afternoon.
The Cable Company Is cleaning out
the conduiss under their Otta vast
line, preparatory to putting in the
cable.
Clarissa Bates was granted divorce
from Erastus Bates yesterday IN the
circuit court. Bates IS in prison for
lastardy.
The D., L. & y. round house at Chip
Iewa Lake, burnsi, Wednesday night,
gether with al engine that was II the
$uIlding.
The late T. B. Church was a member
VI the Grand Rapids Press Clab, and a
treat manv Of the members will attend
the funeral.
Hayden & Co., of Pittsburg, Pa, will
occupy the store recently vacated by
Crockett & Hoppins, with q stock of
bazaar goods.
Superior Court Clerk Andrew Fyfe
has returned home after a two weeks
trip among the Thousand Islands on
the St. Lawrence river.
Aay needy person can, by applying to
the JanltOr OK 81. Marks Church Satur-
day between 3 and 3 or and o. M,
receive few old pew cushions.
The funeral OF the late Thos. 3.
Church Will be held at the family resi-
dence, corner North Prospect ana
Fountain-sts., Friday at 5 p. m.
The doctors are about the only ones
that are kept busy this weather. SICK.
ness IS very prevalent. The outlook for
a busy fail opening Is very favorable.
Susan Hemstead has a grievence
against hs- husband, VIM. Hem stead
and yesterday she commenced pro-
ceediugs for divorce in the superior
court.
The fresh ar mission is doing q good
work. - far they have sent over
twenty children to the county. The
railroads have gwen half rates to the
children.
An order for 81. .Oss.ss was drawn yes
terday by the county clerk in favor Of
the Western Construction Company for
he July estimates of work done on the
sourt house.
The Kent County Bar ASSOCIATION will
ieet nc 10 o'clock this morning IN the
circuit court rooms. to make arrange
ments 20 attend the funeral Of the late
Thomas b. Church.
The TEIreRAM HERALD erroneously
stated few davs ago that DR.. Rozems
wss SICK with typhoid fever. Il was a
bozems on Logsu-st. The doctor SAYS
hs 3 as well and healthy as ever.
John Branigsu has commenced suit
gainst John ;. BeTgiu tOrecOvsr money
D. the amount Of 5000 which he CLAIMS
Isrgin owes him for some horses. cattle.
etc. sold to Bsrgin about three years
$50.
Geo. r. Davidson has been awarded
thecontrsct for the building Of the shut-
meuts for the new c. r. 4 I. iron rail
road bridge. which veil take the place
Of the old wooden structurs across the
river. The bridge. which vii be COM
pleted next summer, vii cost over
10000.