Telegram-herald., 1890-07-08
TOWN TOPICS.

Dress parade last night.
Hotels report travel very good for
the season OF the year.
Races today. Races tomorrow. Races
the next day, and races on Friday.
Monday Will be motion day IN the
Circuit Court until the next term which
begins ~ August.
Hope Adds yesterday sold lot s,
block ,, SMITHS addition, 10 Bella
Schurtz Tor $500.
Several OF Hastings K. of P. took
dinner at sweets on their way 10 Mil
waukee yesterday.
Amos NJ. Rathbun's horse ran away
yesterday on MOnrOe-st., and the buggy
was badly wrecked.
Between the horsemen and the furn-
iture buyers the hotels wall be well
tlled tor several days.
VIM. Howard sold to Reuben Shelter
a piece of land ID Grand Rapids town
ship yesterday for $4,000.
The funeral of Mrs. Emily Gavin was
held yesterday morning from St.
James church at 10 o'clock.
United States Marshal Clark spent
the Fourth in the town that he calls the
best town on earth-St. Joseph.
The electric lire will De in operation
by the first of next week, If the cars ar
rive when are due az tnat time.
The Ames VI. E. church will hold
their annaul p.cn,c tomorrow at North
Park, leaving Nlntn-ay. at 3 O'Clock.
Thd Smith Memorial Sunday-school
VIII descend upon North Park on
Thursday and enjoy an old-tIme picnic.
The $4,000 fair ground sale of the
Kent County Agricultural Society TO
Joseph HOuseman was recorded yester-
day.
marriage license has been issued to
a man who was unable TO give either
his & ner's or mothers christian
names.
This IL the season OF the year when
we get rid of SOME OF the street corner
loaters. The farmers viii use q good
many of them TINS year.
Judge Talman W. Hall, father of Mrs.
c. A. Luce, of this city, died last week
at his home IN Battle Creek and the
funeral was held Saturday.
A suit was commenced in the Circuit
Court yesterday by Charles Durkee TO
secure a divorce from Nellie Durkee
on the grounds OF desertion.
Mrs. A. E. Yerex and her ''ten" OF
the Kings Daughters, give their excur-
sion 70 Ottawa Beach today. The train
Will leave the union depot at $50 a. m.
Fr. PrinEen :. J. and Fr. Wander
Eerden, who have been holding a mis-
SION at st. JOseph's church IN this city,
Will hold = MISSION NJ Essexyille next
week.
Work was commenced yesterday con-
Meeting the north and south sections Of
the Ottawa-st. cable line, the missing
Ink now beng put 10 extending from
Pearl and LyOn-Sts.
Bert Parrish. at one inc connected
with the press OF tals city. now at Irln-
ity College, 81, where be Is studying
for the ministry, x managing ed tor OF
the Trinify Ta5lsi, the college paper.
Rejoice, on We coal burners of Grand
Rapids. The Cual dealers met last
night and fixed the prIce o. CRATE coal
az $3.50 per ton and stove ana nut at
S5.75. This Is 81 per ton cheaper tAa
year ago.
A big crowd Of IS. IS went over the
n. q. II. & r. yes lay. Two special
trains hardly accommodated the De-
trOit and wav station SIR Knights.
There u evidently going to be a great
time in Milwaukee.
Among late arrivals at the hotels Of
prominent bOrseEen last gAt, were.
A. Rouse. Dallas, Tex. J. Il. Board
man. Jackson; A. Miner. Coldwatsr, e.
;. Nook, Union CITY, Ind, and n. D.
Barker. Nassar, Mich.
An excursion To Ottawa Beach will be
gwen for the benefit OF the u +.
Church parsonage fund. Special hotel
rates. a steamer ride on the lsse. and
an exhibition by the life saving crew
are announced among the more Impor-
tsnt features.
Rch, not rare, sthe CAV fakare as he
yelis hls ware IN Campau square; and
horrible blare, az it str zee the ar,
makes you rip rsre. and raises your
HAIR. and you swear and stare. "a much
ss you dare while toe Salvation Army
gets down q PRAYER, etc. .nidsaw-
m~- Nt7btnarr - Cfr-pou S7,are.
The American Express Company has
now opened al Office az Traverse City.
and az intermediate POINTS north OF
BALDWIN on the new extension OF the G.
4 ". VI. and e ready for business un-
der exceedingly favorable conditions.
both for patrons and for the company.
There are two express trains each way