Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09
TOWN TOPICS.

ships have settled With the county treAs- /
uTer.
Work vii De begun On A. J. Browns |
week.
V0lgt, HeFp0lsheimer & Co. com
menees a special sale OF sun umbrellas
tomorrow.
Do not fail TO see what Gardiner 1
& Baxter are showing IA fancy summer |
aud spring OyercOats.
The case OF Wm. ). Crosby against |
sam B. Tibblts was nOn-sulted IN Judge |
Groves court yesterday.
The German Veterans Union meets
this afternoon at koeh's Hall, on West
bridge-st-, for social time.
At 70 Canal-st-, yesterday noon, a
chimney burned out and set the FIRE
laddles a flying. No damage.
e. ;. Marshal Clarke went 10 st.
Joseph yesterday 10 attend the charter
Election, which will occur tomorrow.
The contract and bond of John sulli-
van X Co., for mason work on the
tnion school addition, has been COM
plsted.
The township OF Ada has settled with
the county treasurer. and the township
Of Spencer has paid n its State and
county taxes.
The result Of the examination OF
teachers AZ the city hall, Thursday and
Friday, Will not be- announced until
next Saturday.
The bank clearings ior the past week
amounted 10 s72i 1882, md for the
were s5SS, ,723.lS.
The local union of the societies Y. P.
;. Z. Z. Will meet tomorrow evening IN
the Smith Memorial Church, corner
Weslthy-ave. and Finney-st.
The trial OF the Peck brothers, held
% the circuit court for wheat stealing,
wili De continued before Judge Burch
on Monday evening, at : O'Clock.
City Attorney Taylor has not yet pre-
pared any report on the wards repre-
sentatIOn on the Board of Education,
but expects TO get one out during the
month.
Members of Custer Relief Corps No.
p. are requested 20 meet at the home
OF Edward Racine, TO attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Pease's father today, at
l:3O p. m.
Charles Hartz, of the Builders and
Contractors Exchange, has secured
the contract TO build dwelling for W.
K. cady, of Jefferson-ave. The con-
tract price Is s2247.
Alderman A. J. Stebbins has fled
bill in foreclosure against Fletcher G.
Richards, of Tyrone. The bill is TO
foreclose a mortgage of $500, which he
holds against Richards.
A two-storv frame house, No. 10
South DIvlsIOn-st., was damaged by fire
yesterday morning, 10 the extent of
500. IL was owned by Farnham
Lyon, OF East Saginaw.
Tne will of Lawrence Curren, filed in
the probate court yesterday, leaves all
his property TO his sister, Annie Curren,
who Is also his sole executrIx. The
estate Is valued at $1,000.
Frank Roebrig, who was so badly in
iured on the Z. * ". II. last Sunday, is
still alive, surprising the doctors greatly.
They think he can not get well, but he
chngs tenaClOusly 10 lie.
The usual Y. VI. c. a. meeting will be
held st Hartman's Hall lecture room
this afternoon. The name OF the speaker
is not announced. o. B. WilmaTth and
John Westerhoff Will attend 10 the
music.
The subject OF Prof. Carman's astro-
nOmiCai lecture tomorrow evening Is
Comets IL Will be illustrated by
sixteen different steroptlcon Vows, at
7.30 o clock, at the Central High School
building.
sanford W. Lyon, by his solicitors,
MAYNARD & Chase, has filed a chancery
bill IN the circuit court against the un-
known heirs Of RhOda Skinner to quiet
title. The parties 1--we IN Grand Rapids
township.
J. IT. HOsken, manager Of tho West
Michigan Park Association, has began
cutting fce at Black lake for the asso-
cations ice house at Ottawa Beach.
The ice Is seven inches thick, and he
Nili cut 200 tons.
4 telegram was received by Alderman
Suroul yesterday afternoon, from the
agent Of the knight property. selected
AS a site for police headquarters. stating
that he wdl be here 70 close the con-
tract on Monday.
S,r FI. ?. Hastings reports that he has
pard ail bills IN connection with the late
charity bali. and has now IN hand
sl050 rs q result, aud for the benefit Of
the Michigan Masonic Home. The re-
turns are not 7ii in.
The Finch Juvenile Temple. tom
parance organization. held a meeting
Yesterday AZ $50 p. M. iu MCMuiien
ri0Ck. loo wrr crs cclng present. The
nrgtnxati9- numbers l29 members.
tWenty b3yl- INaed yesterday.
\ swifcAman on the q. r. 81. named
William trb>7u. whi.e trying t0 board
moving locomotive. shipped and
broke hs eg. Tire accident occurred
m tne earv morning. ana Gibson is
dcing as well "a could be expected.
Judge Burinrame rendered his de-
cssg t6e case 0f she C'ty against
ADRIAN Wellemsn, yesterday. Mr.
Welleman VII be required Cd pay deiln-
T1rnt taxes f0 thc amount Of $3.50
sud interest SlAlS besides the cost of
t.e sut
Some time ago Ei abeth C0nc.dn nc
hat A p'ev.u suit against Henry Col
vel. over -h red cow. and JustlCe
Tie. before whom IS vas tried, rendered
81 Judgment frr tbe Q.airHH for sl5 and
@'.3' costs Jo.weil has appealed she
ease t0 the circuit court
Rev. W Bed VII address the
zn>nCI temperance meeting. ~ tr0od
remp.ars' Han, 23 south Nfvi ison-st-.
I'D $50 th-s afternoon. At friends of
tire ten1rer7nee rause. and cspecia lY
those vho have lateiv srned tho pledge.
are rv ed en- - present..