Telegram-herald., 1890-03-24
TOWN TOPICS.

TOWN TOPICS.
Charter election Two weeks from 10
day.
This : the l2st week Of school. Of the |
Ger term.
Travel on the local railroads s sad 20
D. very good.
Mss Abbie Norton s at Kalamazoo |
visiting frlends.
Col Bishop took Bergoski. the ron
thief, a. Iona saturday.
Crreeuback caueuses tomorrow night, /
city convention Thursday night
r. +. aud Ms. Clarke, OF AuskegOn, I
spent the SABBATH with friends IA THIS |
city.
Frank 5. Wigens. Of Weaver, Temple |
a WIganf Is Democratic candidate for /
justice " Ihe peaee.
Ralph, tue l2-year-Old son OF Dr.. Z. |
II SPENCER, OI CasssL-s died saturday
of phtneritlccroup-
The moving Of the VI. c. track 10
make room for the tram shed has been
completed, and Is again IN use.
Miss Nellie Evans. elocut.onis, of
O4kdsle Park, Will entertain the Good
Iemplars on Canal-st- this evening.
The Sunday-schOOl Superintendents'
Association viii meet tomorrow night
az the DlglslOn-street VI. +. Church.
Perhaps the Cable company will be
able 10 begin running = East Bridge
-. line before tins week comes 10 a
close.
There was a large attendance yester-
day afternoon at Good Iemplars Hall
% hear A. &. Fellows address the Good
Teplars.
Clarence J. loot spent Sunday at hrs
fathers home n the quletest way. He
viii be arraigned IN police court this
morning.
The city clerk has cot out his regis
tratlOn notices and posted them IN all
the wards, preparatory TO the spring
election.
The strings OF suckers in the hands of
frequenters of the bridges and river
banks show that spring time Is adyanc-
INC apace.
Do not fail TO attend Smiths Opera
House this week. The many wonder
ful specialties engaged this week are
well worth seeing.
Sugar has dropped about 3-l6 cents
per pound in tine last three days, and
wholesalers with large stocks are anx-
lOus 20 know where It Is gong 10 stop.
Or. Campbell Fair is still quite i'll.
He ofiici1ted 1t Il. Marks n the morn
ing yesterday, but was unable 10 be out
in the evening. DR.. Knapp ofhciated
~ h-s place.
The Board OF Public Works met Sat
urday afternoon with bare quorum.
/.
acted, but at the next meetlEs Inc
contracts will be let.
burning chimney in the McMulleu
block early Sunday morning, brought
more police and FIRE department into
the streets than South DIylslOn-st. has
seen for long time.
Easter Day Is the first Sunday after
the first full moon that occurs on or
after the 2lst OF March. II you want
20 know when Easter will De here this
year. watch the present moon.
The free Kindergarten and day nurs-
cry 10 charge OF the Kings Daughters,
on Ottawa-st., = Ornamented with
finely executed sign; the work of and
a git from A. II. FOwIe 70 the circle.
Tomorrow evening Rev. A. Il. Mer-
ram viii lecture on the "Cathedrals of
England" AZ the Smith Memorial
church. The lecture Will be illustrated
with stereOpucon views by Prof. c. W.
Carmau.
Rev. Thomas G.. Smith, Of the Mis-
sion Wood church, addressed the Y. VI.
&. a. mems meeting yesterday after
noon az liartman's Hail and the Con-
greganOnai quartette furnished some
choice music.
Game Warden VIM. Alden Smith has
appointed deputy wardens as follows:
Frank Childs 10 Bellalre, for Antrim
county: Walter Snow, HotOn, tor
NcwaygO county, and \. B. Merritt,
Bay CITY, for Bay county.
Contractor Farr set four piers for the
tram shed Saturday and says he Will
set all the west piers tins week II ne
has good weather. Ho will begin a.
tine east p'ers as soon as the engineers
get tae tracks cut OF the way.
Tn Justice Walsh's court on saturday,
the second trai OK Morgan Hamilton,
for stealing Hort0n's skunk SKINS, re-
suited in D .sagreement. Tie taird
teal VIII take place Thursday. Ham
tor was released OF his own Iec0gniz-
auce.
FL. Nea'aud. on inmate Of tde Sol
trrss home. fed INTO a hole twelve
Tess deep, near the D.. a.. II. & NJ.
alpot saturday ng1t, an4 received
sou.s qr.te rous orl S.. one shoul-
.er w-s sl~o oi-l1c1ted. fIc wts 70
m0Ve. l1 tne FareH House and later
was taken r1 tne boone.
Tire eu-Ins- Saturday n the United
St8t.s cour. closed ur tl.e civil cases for
tne present term. bee jury WAS x
cusrt unr. tomorrow. whom tha tua. 0f
criminal cases w.l begin Lyman I
White. che Eaton Rapids prohibition
80. viii BE- t1e FIRST respondent tFied 0n
tne charge az violation of the bQgOr
Iaw
TIE Carried \ Pop.
Edward N0fort's oeicisi position Is
tr,qr "a t.ss-efa-rf rroI-rnor7 Keeper Hc