Telegram-herald., 1890-03-13


cork the g. K. q l. Z. L. track.
1he Bible class az So Marks Chapel.
last uEAt discussed the subject of
"Ange ! U8e.r Creation ana Nature"
N. Z. Adams, cashier Of the Berkey
g cray Manufacturing Company, is a
-iad-date Tor Alderman OF the Sixth
Hard
n--nd Rapids Enclmpment, No. i3,
l.. O.. %. F.. meet tonignt in Odd-fellOws'
Hal, Tower block. Work IA the -first
degree.
Austin Bunnell, of 600 south Division
ST., gave a mortgage Of 5000 on his stock
OF groceries 70 Ball, Barnhart q Put.
nam, yesterday.
There is much less friction and COM
plant about the car service rules SINCE
the changes made AZ the request OF MI
lers and !umbormen.
The Piaudcld-ayenue Congregational
Church wlll celebrate It's twentieth an
niycrsary tins evening with a supper
and general Jubilee.
Cornelius g.. Dykema. formerly pre-
scrpuOn clerk for H. & F. Thum, has
opened q drug store AZ the corner of
West LeCnard-st. and Alpine-aye.
Cora Kirkwood, Of this city, has COM
menced divorce proceedings IN the CIR
cult court against her husband, Roman
hlrkwOod. Grounds, non-support.
Edison. Moore q Co, of Detroit, COM
mcnced q suit IN the circuit court, yes
terday, against the firm OF Tucker x
Hoops, OF this city, 10 collect debt of
5000.
The ladies Of the Ames VI. f. Church
viii give a musicale and social with re-
freshments, at the residence of Mrs. L.
II. King. $40 South Ionla-st., this even
ing. All invited.
United states Marshal James K.
Clarke added two more deputies to his
sIaf yesterday. They are Charles c.
Dunham. OF Cadillac, and Samuel NJ.
See, OF CharlevOix.
Some of the property owners, resi-
dents IN the vicinity OF the new site of
the police headquarters, are not par
ticularly happy over the prospect of
having such neighbor.
The funeral of Guy Buck, from the
KnOwlson block, East Brldge-st., will
take place at $50 O'Clock this morning.
The remains Will be taken TO Cedar
Springs on the 1880 train.
The sheritf's force is busy serving
subp,enas upon Witnesses IN the case
of Chas. Macard impleaded with VIM.
Nacard, manslaughter. The case is on
call before Judge BVrch, March %.
The real estate owners and residents
on DIvIsiOn-st., Just south of the city,
are not very happy over the complIca-
ton of affairs relative To the use OF the
gravel road and the street railway ex-
tension.
A gasoline stove, used in a timers
KIT. tipped over at Is Canal-st. yester-
day afternoon, caught fire and made a
local sensation IN the vicinity. Box 4
was pulled, but the department was not
needed.
superintendent Bevier, OF the street
railway company, says that the change
from horse power 10 electricity, aud the
building of new lines which the com
pany Is planning involves an expendi-
ture of some $500 600.
"What saws the New Testament to
the Human Soul2" will he the subject
OK Mr.. Neyscy's third lecture at Serb
rcr-st. meeting. near Eghth-st., this
evening no $50 p. m. Questions and
remarks after the address.
The North End Hunting and Fishing
Club met and appointed the following
comm ttee on teuls and boats: j. c..
Bryant. ". H. DalUel. 3. II. Ford, Jas.
Lockmsn. Pat LOdewyk, p. sienna, l..
Elemmng. secretary Joe VOse.
". g.. Hyde and Geo. W. Irish are
Cndeav0rng % organize 4 stock COM
pany 90 engage m the manufacture Of
road carts, patented by the latter,
which Is guaranteed to overcome the
"h0rse notion so common IN most
vehicles OF that class.
Tho old gentleman, Matt O'Reilley,
whose case Justice Walsh deferred on
Tuesday for consultation with General
Pierce. was fined s7.75. II was thought
that 'twere better % take from the old
man his means of SHINING than 10 shut
him I'D for a few days.
e. A. Wolf has plated an addition
% the city from property recently pur-
chased on North Juiou-st. The plat
makes anout eighty-fve lots, and Volt
hss let contracts alredav for four sty-
Esh cottages. 20 $500 each. He will also
build twelve or fifteen more the com
ing season.
The Universe ists Of the south end Os
the city viii give tea nc the residence
of a. 4. Crippen. COS south DlvIgon-st.
this evening Refreshments viii be
served from e. Q o'clock. The pro-
ceeds wll 70 % defray the expenses Of
the mission establ shed at BED Men :
Han. OF south Division 81.
George I. Mcclure. Of this city, IA.
been afflicted for some time past with
softennr Of the brain. and be viii oe
examined IN the probate court thl;
morning. with The view OF sending him
On the asylum. There j. another case
reported from Cedar springs. and an.
other from the Woman's Home and
Hospital. Th.s VIII make SIX tor the
week
The farmers and hortCuiturists held
i0Int session iu tne supervi is0rs- room
IN the city ball. and discussed silos and
frut. The general opinion was that
frlt has been badly niured By the Geld
weather Another meets TOT the Hor
fts1It1ral ~oC-etv viIl he held att5rand-
vie two weeks from Tuesday The
farmers the second Tuesday ri Apr
VIII dlscuss Spring Work. and How 1
can be Done.
Cifv clerk ShinSman has already ~
.---r ~ get Qua the new lists fer the
rssfrsnCn of the wards vcters. TIE
Issf st< we're pub shed before ths
.r~re election rear ago, ard q.
course -ncs the1 a nun1ber of voter
names have been added These uus.
rr -u- on the new sfs. whCh I'll &c
printed thls week and pat up - socn =