Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
TOWN TOPICS.

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sbarpsssen' s. WoHderly block.
The work II moving the truck for
the Lr4sn snsc e rapidly progressing.
The Sign FlrniLare Company r.
celved another car load u mlrgoE plales
yesterday.
The Parliamentary Club met last
evening IA Good TenplArs' Hall, south
DlF4z.gn-st.
Tne regular monthly meeting OF the
Grand Rap.1s Bicycle CluO occurred
last evening".
Tns order u the Eastern star gave
literary and gustatory entertainment
LAsI evening.
soc.al dance and prize sword drill Of
the Patuarchs Militant Al Odd Fellows
Hall .ast evening.
Jan L. Driebofg and Peter Rspmbai
were adm tied 90 citizenship N Judge
BuFch's court yesterday
Architect Osgo0d : getting out plans
for new $1,000 hotel, 70 Dc built al
iLlerl4ke PARK tbs spring.
The Republican city convention VIII
be held ton g1t az the circuit court
room beg innlng AZ I;jO o'clock.
G.
been called % ono By tne death OF his
father. lie wIll oe gone some time.
William Dunham and wife, Yesterday
sold - Clarence /. Waters, lot 7, OF
block IL OF KendaA's addition, for
5000.
United States Surveyor j. W. Mitch
ell. having completed the river survey,
paid OF bis men aud left for Ludlng-
ton yesterday.
William Boyd died at the L. B. A.
Home Monday night OF q complication
of diseases. tie was man 50 years OF
age, and native Ot England.
A motion for new trial in the case
of James A. Miller against George w.
Inayer and others, was filed n the
United States Court, yesterday.
Justice Westfall IS seriously III with a
pulmonary affection. He raised some
blood on Monday afternoon, and has
since been confined 10 the house.
Fannie Veijer, Of ISS Quinby-st., died
suddenly yesterday from appoplexy,
accompanied by paralysis OF the heart.
The deceased was only l. years OF age.
The suits of Blakely & Jenison VS..
Martin X Smith ct al, and Jacob Rul-
man vs. Anna Z. Hall et al, were dis
continued IN the circuit cour. yester-
day.
fhe eiectment suit OF John Klys
against Cnas. b. Pierce has been ap-
pealed from the decision of Circuit
commissioner WalcOtt TO the circuit
court.
The East Bridge-st' school has be-
come SO OyercrOwded that a resolution
A a. N -.
sehted at the next Board of Education
meeting.
Capt. VIM. A. Gabett, yesterday, pre-
sented 70 Prof. c. @. Swensherg a hand
some walking stick, which he purchased
IN front of President Diaz's place IN the
City of Mexico.
The funeral services of Miss Llhbie
Bigelow Will be held at the family resi-
dsnce, 4s6 South Division-st., at p. NJ.
today and st Westminster Presbyterian
Church at 2:S0 p. N.
William Wlsner. who got married
under a stress Of circumstances, ran
away from his wife, and was brought
back from Eaton Rapids yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Scally.
The purchasing agents Office of the
{. & W. NJ. system viii be located n
the room on the fifth floor of the gen.
eral Office building, formerly occupied
by ROadmaster Sterling.
The West Michigan Farmers Club
VIII meet at the City Hall, Tuesday
next, April 5, at 80 D. m, and will ad J.
IOurn at i.30. Question, "Our Spring
Work and How 10 Do It."
The 500 diamond belonging to Fred
A. Maynard, which was earned away
by Clarence J. loot. has been returned
% the proper owner by the United
states Express Company.
The Board of Registration meets at
the council chamber at 7:30 O'Clock
Thursday morning. Citizens appointed
As extra members of the board are re-
quested to be promptly on hand.
Children's meeting Will be held every
afternoon Of this week at go O'Clock
in joy Memorial Church. Children
generally are invited 70 attend. Mrs.
j II. Blownell viii conduct the meet
ngs.
Tne judgment Of toe probate court in
the matter of the estate OF Martin Fritz.
deceased; Frank Fritz, prOponent.
against Philip FuU et. al. contestants.
was affirmed IN Judge BurCh's court
yesterday.
About next Monday the Cable Com
panys East Bridge ST. line and Uniou-
Fl. line VIII begin 70 make regular trips.
The work CT completing toe adjust
nlsnt of the new machinery IS progress
ing most satisfactorily.
TIE Eighth Ward ". c. T. Z. vii
meet today az 2.30 O'Clock at JOY
Memorial Church. Subject, Alcohol
as 3 Household Remedy" Mrs. NJ. +.
Pollock vii open the discussion Every
body IS welcome 90 attend.
The m0rtuary report for March viii
show a hghter death rate than for 81 e
v7ous months. The month vii not
show as large a death rate amoug Old
people as usual IN other years, on &c
count Of the mid temperature.
There vii be a Scsndinavnn Prohi-
biuOn meeting a. the swedish Mission
Church. on Broad way st.. near FIRST
ST.. Thursday evening, Aprl 3, at :
o'clocs sharp. Speaking iu English and
Scandinavian. All SCAudin2vlans are
invited
samuel .. Disbman. crisr Of the
United States Court. has received the
painful news of the dsaf1 Of 1's sister.
NJ - Bette a. Dishman. az Baltimore.
Md. of typhoid fever. She vas vel
known here. having visited tas city
several times IN the past few years.
The articles Of association 90 the
First Congregational Church. of Fish
sr's Stauou. were hied st the county
clerks Office yesterday. Alice r. Brv-
znn. Narfra r. ka. .ev. Meivua Agate.
....-.-- $780, 81 -a-s- t..E~re sr.H