Telegram-herald., 1890-04-25


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bridge TIE Auskezoa riysF.
tha bninaEmoase eoe.ely ~ pay
tne l4tesg Aew lefk ssDsSsaon, sra X
nsw 'skalssE s4lt1" ne1t Monday
evening" AZ Hartnsu's h4A
Hsn. &. I. His. of Aaskegon. was
ia The city YESTERDAY, and - aad - IL
Waters met zad completed the transfer
~ tie property o. the southeast corner
u PEAR an1 oEtzaa-sts.
William Qulsa. whO vas nned a po-
ace court charged WITH being dF0ak
yesterday, : sabject ~ hts, and wSs
% ged Ia al iateF IA the day Tor sale
keeping sliil latsr nc w2s taken -
Us Trends.
Ihs man span Of tbs o.g new bricge
over the Aaalstee river for the {. & ".
81. xseosson Was swung clear of the
tAlse work yeltsrday, leaving only
about rs feet OF the bridge yet % be
built, - that the structure can De nm
.sned ready for trains II two OF three
weeks.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Baptist SOCIAL Unlon VAS held At the
>ecoad Baptist meeting house last even
M. Rev. l.. III. DAVIS. OF the First
Presbyterian Church, and RObt. W.
Van Kirk, pastor OF the Second Baptist
/ Church were the chief speakers OF the
evening.
The G. r. 4 /. IS short OF locomotives
and Is at present using sir leased en-
gines. President Hugnart Is IN the East
endeayorlDg 20 purchase ten MOzul
freight engines, but II . doubtful
whether be Will succeed, As the works
are already oyercrowded.
The physicians staff OF ST. Mark {
Home met at D.. c.. K. Johuson's Of
nee last night. The organization was
perfected, and Il was decided To hold 4
regular meeting the tirst Monday IN
each month. An arrangement viii
probably be made whereby the new
city patrol wagon Will be used.
Z. c. Davidson has purchased the en-.
tire stock and fixtures of Buchanan &
Co.'s book store at No. Divsion-st.
The goods will remain where they are,
the only difference being that, III con
junction with the book store and news
depot on the corner of Pearl-st. and the
mens OF Mr.. Davidson.
The Brookings Lumber Company
mill at BrOokings Is running day and
night, turning out 900 feet OF lumber
daily. The mill is lighted by electricity
at night, which Mr.. .Brookings says bet
| ter than daylight. Brookings station is
situated on a small lake on the north
ern division OF the {. 4 W. NJ. The
company Is Grand Rapids corporation
At Ann Arbor, now there Is in pro-
| greSs a civil case which many people
| here will follow with great interest
| Mrs. Rebecca Henriques wants the court
20 relieve her of liability on several
thousand dollars worth of promissory
| notes which she signed with or for the
Rev. Samuel carp, the ground, in effect
being that he got her signature by false
or fraudulent means. He swore that
he did not.
Two boys named White and Winberg
from Grand Rapids, occupied the
tramps' rest last night, also one named
White from Cleveland. All were under
| II years of age. The Grand Rapid:
/ boys had another companion who
\ found friends here. They had had on,
i OA lAaAllP i4AC anu nClC huN
willing TO 90 back home. They had al
had enough.-KaIomazoo Gdzette.
The Car-coupler Act of 1887 require
| that all freight cars IN this state bC
| equipped with automatic cOuplers by
| january next. The railroads ar,
gradually adopting the yerticle plan,
coupler and il is probable that by tn,
time tina. the law goes into eff ect, a ma
jorlty of the freight cars on the Michi
gan railroads, will be fitted with coup
lers that are uniform as well as auto
matte.
Mrs. c. B. Carpenter, of the Womens
| Foreign Missionary Society of the DI
vision-street NJ. Z. Church, yesterday
received a telegram from Evanston
H., announcing that Mrs. DR.. Kate c
Bushnell would be unable to lecture al
thsShurch this evening, having spraineC
her fot severely. Mrs. Carpenter say
that though this ls a great disappoint
ment, she expects 70 arrange date fOl
| the lecture with Mrs. Bushnell, and the
tickets sold will not need TO be recalled