Telegram-herald., 1890-07-26
TOWN TOPICS.
- men,. nicnlc todaY

travelling men picnic tOday
Or. Rozema = III with typhoid fever.
The Second Baptist Church picnicked
at North Park yesterday.
The farmers say that the recent rain
storm came IN the nick OF time 10 save
the crops.
Gen. Clinton II. Fiske memorial exer-
cises al Good Templars' Hall, McNnlien
block, tonight.
The new residence Of the Redemp-
tionist fathers on East LeOnard-st. IS
nearly completed.
The Cleveland minstrels found that
they had 3, 600 pounds OF extra baggage
on leaving this city
The funeral of Michael Ring will b
held az II. Andrews Cathedral TINS
morning at9 o'clock.
The funeral Of Mary A. Fortier will
BE- held from -. AlphOnsuS' Church,
this morning, at ; O'Clock.
Thomas r. Van Vert sold to Daniel
+. LOzier Yesterday lots 6S to 75, Jed.
Miners addition, Tor s. 500.
For ". +. Lamoreaux as 4 possible
candidate for the shrievalty IN yester-
days paper read /. +. Lamoreaux.
Petition for the opening Of Charles
st. has been made and will be heard in
the superior court September ,.
Mr.. Gibson mas moved his pension
Office 10 more cOmmOdious quarters at
room 25, second floor, new Houseman
block.
Died, at his home, July 25, Robert
Cutler, age 81 years. Funeral Monday
afternoon at , O'Clock from family resi-
dence-
Born 70 c. c. and Mrs. Williams,
los West Broadway, ten-pound
daughter. Mother and daughter are
both doing wei.
Wesley and Henry Hessler, druggist
OF Rockford, have had All examinat.on
and are held for trial IN the Circuit
court, for violating the liquor law
The Fresh Air Society, which has Just
been formed. bids fair to DO a very
cOmmendable work N sending poor,
tired and sIckly children TO thecountry.
The opening day at the National G.
A. Il. encampment will occur August
O. Many viii attend from this state on
account Of the low fare, $40, FOR the
round trip.
The Electric Railway Company have
received word from tracer recently
sent nut, that the cars would be here
tonight. In that case the road Will be
m operation ia a very few days.
Friends viii be grieved to near of the
death of Mrs. Hughes, wife of W. II.
Hughes, OF Detroit, but formerly of
this city. Mrs. Hughes vas an cstlma-
BE lady, and was beloved by all.
The property owners along Canal-st.
have begun to build their area walls,
and considerable stone walk Will soon
be laid. MOurOe-st. merchants Will
have 90 look TO their laureis after Sep
tcmber %.
While Col. J. y. Murray, well.
known furniture man, was waiting for
the elevator at the Morton last evening
10 came down and, ne beng too near,
It struck him on the head. lie was not
seriously hurt.
The Hon. /. VI. Weston wasin Detrolt
sgain and, as usual. was compelled q
submit 70 an interview for the Free Prs,
ia which he delighted the Democracy
Of Michigan With prophecies of succes.
and most graciously parrIed al querie,
as to who 5 to be the Democratic nom
Iuec Tor Governor this fail, with one Ol
the ''inscrutable sniiles'' for which hs
= famous.
The eighth annual camp meeting oI
the Hasiett Park Association OF Spirit
uslists began at Pine lake, near Ian
sing, yesterday, aud viii not close unit
september I. The management nav,
secured some Of the most noted speak
ers aud mediums Of the country and
great success = anticipated. This ass0
Ciaton = the strongest organized BODY
of Spirltuallsts in tue state. The two
principal addresses next sunday viii bs
delivered oy Hon. L. Y. Moulton, o
tins city.