Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25
TOWN TOPICS.

A little child OF Col. Mctiurrln feil
and was seriously injured yesterday
Some changes and repairs are bleng
made IN the Sears building on hents1-
Frank :. Wlgent has removed MS law
office from the Court block 10 the Rood
block.
Yesterday morning John Glliing was
DRINK on Pearl-st., and was taken 10
the lookup.
Rev. A. W. Mann conducted deaf
mute service last evening IN the st.
Marks chapel.
NOW IS the proper time 10 select ten
MS suits. Our stock mas arrived. Gar
diner 4 Baxter.
Hobart Davis and his silver voiced
fute at the Philharmonic concert next
Monday evening.
The task of trying the $50 State tax
cases N Judge Groves court has been
almost concluded.
About forty persons went 10 Detroit
Yesterday morning on the Michigan
Central excursion
II IS re, orted that d. Z. Spahr pros
poses soon TO start penny morning
daily paper IN this city.
The Kent County Medical and Sur
g.cal Society Will hold a meeting IN
klks' Hall this evening.
DR.. VIM. III. DeCamp IS making some
extensive improvements upon his resi-
dence on North Lafayette-st.
Surveyor Fred w. stevens has re-
moved MS residence, 81 Charles-st., to
four miles out PiaInield-aye.
The Portable House Company has no
such thought as of moving from the
eity-et least so say its officers.
Hugh Wilson has returned from
Baldwin, where ne has been on legal
business for Taggart K Denison.
Several OF the new hacks in the city
have electric bells and speaking tubes
connecting with the drivers seat.
Circuit Court call today - Judge
Burch, civil jury case No. ii. Judge
Grove, chancery cases, Nos. 10, 2S.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Baptist Social Union was held at the
second Baptist Church last evening.
Two tramps, named Worden and
Thomas, were sent to Jail yesterday by
Justice Walsh for eight and fifteen days
respectively.
Louisa Miller filed bill for divorce
against Luman c. Miller, IN the su-
perior court. The particulars OF the
bill are suppressed.
The suit commenced IN the circuit
court by the Hart Carpet Company
against W. J. Long, Jr., has been set
lied and Is dismissed.
The Board of Pension Examiners had
such large grist Of cases before 1t at
the last meeting that ~ evening session
was found necessary.
The ladies' of the Universaiist Mission
held a social last evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. ID. G. Simmons, corner of
Tenth-ave. and IonIa-st.
The addition to the Union school is
progressing nicely, and II the fine
weater lasts II will be ready according
10 contact, on September l.
Frank I. Surridge formerly with
Peck Bros and Thum, of this city, and
now travelling for Kalamazoo house,
is IN the city visiting old acquaIntances.
Mary Broughton. of Plainheld, was
found insane IN the pro cate court yes
terday and taken 10 the Kalamazoo
asylum by superintendent OF the Poor
Meech.
Judge Burlngame issued an order
yesterday n the superior court, grant
ing q temporary Injunction Ia the case
OF VIM. Harrison against Christian
Spaeth.
The case of the sutton Cart Company
Of White Pigeon. against G. ". Chad-
wick, has been appealed from justice
Westfsll's ; court, on = judgment for de-
fendant for costs
The Calvary Baptist Church, at It's
PRAYER meeting On Friday evening Of
tins week, VIII decide as To location for
new house of worship. A large at
tendance Is desired.
The cases of Catherine Fink vs..
JOSIAH W. Sherwood and Everett ID.
Comstock. have been appealed from
Justice Hyd0rn's court, by the defend
ants on judgments for plaintiffs.
4 lsrEs audience was present at the
second Reformed Churcn, on Sunday
evening last. Rev. Or. Winters, pastor,
20 Isten % the lecture on Mr.. SpuTgeon,
of London, by Rev. VIM Tilley.
Edward Dake, superintendent Of the
Chemical Engine Works AZ Muskegon,
and Mss Mamie Hubbard. OF Grand
Haven, were married at Grand Haven
Wednesday evening. Both we're well
known here.
In the matter Of the estate Of Terra
McBsin Walton et al, MINOR, petition
vas yesterday filed IN the probate
court tor the removal Of the present
guardian. It's charged that he - not
properly attending to the estate.
The delinquent tar suits against the
city or the pesf-house property, Mad
san-sve.. and the Cirsndville- gravel
pits. have been decided ia favor of Toe
defendant hy Judge Grove. vno finds
both properties exempt from tANafInfi.
The replevfn su.t commenced by sea
hurry Ford against VIM peacock, In
ne Tnised States Court. hss been
se2ied hy stipulation ~ the parties
foneernet. Tie rourt rendered a
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