Telegram-herald., 1890-03-08

Werk for the year wiH b adopted All
arrangements made tOE a series 0f tea
SCClaLs,
Cone early and get prompt attention
tnt4 1e0n, Ne take flge L1e al. lor
i've cents.
Lyman 4 Nhlte, the Eaton RaPids
1Flgg -. vas ARIA gled ID Iae llled
states GS-Es sestsrssy @4d pisAaeS no4
guilty to tle charge " retailing hcuors
Hitnout IsaF lHg the Government TAX.
Na.hna 4. Scraatoa nlad q III IL
foreclosure against JOSIAH ". SAer-
wood and EL1a :. Sherwood. u t4e
circuit court Yesterday. The defend
ants owe Mrs. Scranton 5000 secured
~ mortgage.
While ". :. Hull vas exercising one
OF his blue bioOded colts last evening,
the frosty air 50 stimulated tne spirits OF
the animal tnaE he got the beet " ais
owner and ran away. 2nd Ar. Han Is
now nurs.ng a spTalned wrist.
Judge Grove issued sdecree Of divorce
- Mrs. Mate Raymond, dIssolVng her
marriage with Curtis b. Raymond On
the ground OF cruelty and aoa-suppOEt-
She IS gwen the custody OF Their
daughter Eva, who Is years OF age.
The superior court collected during
the month SoO4.go IA lines and costs,
and # the verdict OF the court Is sus-
.ained ia the nlne liquor cases that
have been appealed ~ the supreme
Court, the amount Will Dc much
greater.
A marriage license was issued -
Baldwin Miller aud Sarah Jane Smith,
OF SolOn township. yesterday Mrs.
smith the day before yesterday shook
Of the matrimonial bonds that bound
her u Nr. Smith. and Is hopeful
enough 70 try again.
Aberdeen WASH Herald: "Messrs.
Perry and StemDeiss have secured their
land IN south Aberdeen and are under
contract To commence work on their
factory for the manufacture of shingles,
which Is 10 have capacity OF 25, ,00J, 900
shingles per anuum."
The will of Andres Boudewynse, of
this city, was filed for probate yester-
day. By It's provisions real estate of
the value At $1,000 and personal estate
OF the value of s2l00 is left 10 his
widow, Cornelia Boudewynse, who is
also named as executor.
The county superintendents of the
poor Will file petition for the admls-
sion 10 the State Public school. at Cold
water, OF two little boys, aged ) and 5
years, of Sparta township. Their
name Is Eggler, and they nave a
mother, but the father has deserted the
family.
People are saying that NJ. l.. Sweet
Will have TO look out for another land
lord next summer, when y. c. JOhnsOn's
lease expires. Mr.. Johnson Will con-
tinAe IN the hotel business elsewhere, =,
and though he will say nothing, it is
pretty we'll assured he has the place
picked out.
Sandford w. Lyon filed a bill in
chancery against the unknown heirs of
RhOda skinner, for the correction OF
the title TO his farm N Grand Rapids
township. There is hitch IN the title
that cannot be cleared without the
bringing OF an amicable suit, the old
records having been burned in the
county building five years ago.
The funeral of +. d. Hurlbut, which
was held from the family residence, 62
WIllIam-st., was largely attended. Rev.
II. 4. Mcintyre, of the Smith Memorial
Church, conducted the services, after
which the remains were buried IN the
Valley City Cemetery. The pall-bearers
were John 5. Farr, Benz. c. Tracy, Gen.
A. A. Stevens, Isaac Sigler, Il. ;. Park
man and John Luther.
The following additional jurors for
the March term of the circuit court
have been drawn to fill out the panel:
Minor h. Coats, Cannon township; +.
L. Snowman, Cascade; William John
son, Courtland; Paul II. Richens, Third
ward; Wendell c. Bowman, Gaines;
Hugh Miner, Grand Rapids township;
Henry d. Miller, Grattan; Edward ;.
Morse, Fourth ward; Edison O. Harrow,
Lowell township; Edwin 5. Gowan,
Nelson.
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON WILL END YOUR
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