Telegram-herald., 1890-10-11
TOWN TOPICS.

Three burial permits were lssued yes
terday
The T.. b. A. Home IS % be lighted oy
electricity TINS week.
The g. T. s. !. psy-car arrived this
morning 40 O clock.
In the case OF the People ys. Armody
the case vas noile pros'd.
e. j. Diekema addressed large audi
ence az Films Hall last evening.
Hon. Geo. ". Mcbride And Alfred
Nolcott spoke At Kent city yesterday.
Il 8 estimated that tine Indiana ex-
cursionlsts expended s. GOO IA the city.
Three cases of cOn,Agion were re-
ported 70 the Board or Health yester-
day
In the case OF the People IS. Paug-
born. the verdict was guilty OF assault
and battery.
Hon. G. ". Watkins addressed large
gatherings at Pewamo and Hubbard
st0n yesterday.
Muskegon IS rejoicing over the per-
feet working ot It's electrically pro
PEELED street cars.
The September police payroll
amounted To si3l3.44, while the fire
roll was S56S.65 less.
The Cook Drive Well company is
sinking another test well near the D.,
q. II. & NJ. junction.
The police at RedmOnd's and Powers
opera houses Will wear the regulation
uniform IN the future.
Constable Cornelius Mastenbrook and
fn Lob 80 -.1
ding anniversary yesterday.
Mrs. II. A. HydOrn IS still very Ill at
Greenwich, y. Y, and Is not able 10 be
removed % her home IN this city.
In the superior court the case of the
opening of Charles-st. is still on trial
the only work IN that court yesterday.
J. W. Reid Will speak at the Prohibi-
ton mass convention 10 be held in
Good Templars' Hall, MeMullen block,
tonight.
Married at their new home, A. Brain
ard-st., Henry Harting and Miss Gertie
Reefman, Rev. p. Moerdyke, ID. D.,
officiating.
The announcement is made Of the
approaching marriage of VIII H. Peep
and Miss Nellie Blakesley, Tuesday
evening next.
II II IS pleasant weather next Sunday
there will DC two afternoon perform
snces at the North Park. Go early and
avoid the rush.
Master Eddie, son Of Alderman
ODOnneN, is dangerously I'll with
typhoid fever At the home of his grand
mother in Ada.
There will be a meeting Of the Prohi-
bitiOn Club at the club rooms. McMul-
len block, this evening. An interesting
program has been arranged.
The first Of the series of Union Good
Tenp.ar meetings 10 be held this
winter viii occur at Greenwood Hall
on Canal-st- Monday evening, October
IS.
pr. DelauO, who formerly practiccd
medicine IN this city, has returned and
will resume his practice and may be
found at his old Office IN the Porter
block.
An alteration at Doran's livery
stable, IOna-st.. "a account OF the fast
driving and reCklCssly using the animal
which they had hired, was fixed up
satisfactorily by the boys.
An old soldier. named Arthur Wi
hams, got dis0rderly yesterday morn
ing at the home, and was brought TO
town by Deputy sheriff Powers. His
trial Will be had next week.
10 IS now rumOrcd that the deferred
plastcr-mlii deals, between Grand
Rapids and Minneapolis and Kansas
City parties. which bad been thought
30 have fallen through. viii DE cOnsum.
mated n the immediate future.
The injunction issued At the instance
Of J. +. Dyer 20 restrain Louisa John
son taxing possession of the saloon IN
the Arcade on Chattel mortgage was
dissolved IN the circuit court yesterday
snd Mr. Johnson retains possession.
The changing Of the D,vsou-st. car
Inc % electricity requires much heavier
rails than are uoW i'm Use. They viii
arrive next wees and traffic on the
street viii be necessarily suspended for
few days % enable the workmen TO
rush the work.
The pupils OF Mss HATTIE Smiths
room, IN the South Divisi0u-st school.
held exercises iu celebration of the
autumn season yesterday The room
was tsstefully decorated with brilliant
ausimn leaves and appropriate recita-
tons from Bryant. L0ngtei0w and
Whittier we're rendered.
A gang Of men are working on the
Crystal Spungs street railway line on
Msdison-sve., south of the city. The
track IS beng laid 50 that electricity
can be used ss a prOpelling power f
necessary. lt is probable that the
Grand Rapids Street Railway Company
viii purchase the road from the present
company.
Another case of hair burglary has
been reported. this time the victim
beng Mss Florence Seon. Of $50 N.chi-
gsn-ave. Her story IS that whsle she
wss returning from Holy Trinity
Church bazaar Wednesday cirht q tat
man. dressed in dark clothes. - zsd
Der. and with a lsrgs psfr ~ shears sut
most of her har 0f Sae struggled
snd prevented a complete operation.
brt such dsmsEe Vas done thst she
bad to have Is all trimmed Detroit