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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-09

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Will insure returns momentous
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He sat in his door at MONDAY,
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were buzzing about him, led by a
blue-winged CAD. Not a customer
his portal, not sign Of
business was there, but the flies kept
on buzzing about the old mans hair.
At last in misery he shouted : "Great
Scott / am covered with flies" And
the zephyrs that toyed with his
whiskers, whispered: "Why don't
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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
Attention Aldermen.

The Kicker column IS going to be q
great feature with the TELEGRASI-HER-
AID and Viii be read with interest by
the masses. saw kick in yesterdays
issue from a collector, and | want to
make another great big kick about the
same thing. Why is it that in fine city
with all the push and enterprise that
Grand Rapids has that such matters,
which are OF the utmost importance to
the public, are so sadly neglected? There
should be street Signs at every corner.
Some of the streets are numbered Just
rs 1t happens. For example upon
Scventh-ave. We find IN the same block
No. l3 No. 50 and No. 209. Fifth-ave.
is badly mixed. If a man told you that
he hved at certain number, he would
have to 60 with you and show you
where L was. Why put it off any
longer? Attend TO It this spring and
see tnat the streets are properly num-
berCd and street signs up.
a KICKER FOR WHAT THE CITY NEEDs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

b4-l MaIeEloC- 81, last evening Bali
l9l kstoTla szs s.le I4elc ter 4 seas
s-op, ana = snort address was gfel -
L. y Ao~ltgu-
A aorse blanket 2ealts "a owner st
polace heA14 l4rteEs.
reRzrd of 5000 has been offered
for the arrest &1a conviction III the
murderer O AlDeFt Fosdlck. II Almeua.
An ole soldier named Hogh Wilson
was taken sc6 yesterday 81 the corner
oE Bridge aD1 LeouaId-sts lie Was
tzksn ~ Tie hoIae ia Iae hOMe s wagon.
The reception 90 Superintendent and
Mrs. Z NJ keDosu, ST the Laie. T.
eTaFy Club-houSe. By the teachers 0f the
city schools, tomorrow evening prom
lses ~ D. one " tie most interesting u
soelal 0ccassoBs.
TIE North PARK improvement Com
pany = having twenty handsome r0w
boats made 70 be tor the aceomm0da-
ton u those who patr0uize the pleas
ant resort. the boats are Of the finest
and most approved pattern.
Mayor kiliean says il Is 20 near the
end OF his term or Office that he Will
not 20 20 the paving exhibition al
Indianapolis, bat he strongly urge.
every ALDERMAN and every member OF
the Board 9f Public Works 10 attend.
The case Of Chris Johnson for run
ning jug saloon Will be called as soon
a the Waite ease IS disposed of, and
the next on the docket IS that OF
Warner ;. Bigger. OF Grand Traverse
county, for opening or lnterceptng a
letter.
A couple of c.. r. & |. cars came
together the other day and smashed a
coupling pm. A flying piece struck
Brakeman Jasper Whitworth Ia the
face, knocking out most Of the teeth in
hls lower jaw and cutting ms cheek
open from mouth 10 ear.
Rev. A. X. Merriam lectured on "The
Cathedrals of England, az the Smith
Memorial Church, corner OF Wealthy
ave. and Finney-st.. last evening. Stere-
opt.cOn views by Prof. c. W. Carmau
illustrated the lecture. The proceed:
20 10 the Sunday-school library Of the
church.
Elder j. II. Durland, late of London
England; president of the :. d. \. sab
| bath-school Association OF Michigan
will preach at Good Templars' Hall
McMullen block, Saturday next, at 10 a
m; also Sunday evening, 7:l5. Elder
Durand Is fine speaker and all would
10 well 10 hear him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
A Roori.h omeial.

! live in the Hermitage and take my
meals al the Clarendon. The same
letter carrier delivers 10 both places.
A day or two ago l stepped out oi
the Hermitage II a hurry, and saw Tie
letter carrier on the opposite SIDE OF the
street. Knowing that al important
letter had been mailed 10 me the night
before, / stepped over 10 hlm, when the
following conversation took place;
Lady-IIaye you any letters Tor Mrs.
9
CarrIer-(very rudely) / dunno. II
there Is any she'll get 'em.
Lady-But ! know there was lettei
mailed TO me last night.
Carrier-Chestnuts | have heard
that story before.
lie then started away. tried TO tell
him that my letter might be addressed
care OF the Clarendon, but he would
not give me time 10 explain, and leii
me IN a most impudent manner.
l shall make personal complaint u
POstmaster-elect Briggs, and 80 VII
Others 10 whom / have spoken, who
say they have been treated in the same
rude way. INDIGNANT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
PURELY PERSONAL

Miss Helen T. Robey, the celebrated
water color artist, of Detroit, IS in the
city visiting Mrs. c. Van Cleo Ganson,
a number of her paintings with her.
Mr. and Mrs. VI. Litney, of Charlie
voix, who have been the guests of Miss
Matte Litney, of West Bridge-st., left
last night for Chicago, where they VIII
reside.
Fred Remington went 10 Grand Rap
ids yesterday.-J. d. Burns went to
Grand Rapids yesterday forenoon
Yesterdays Kalamazoo Gazette.
Mrs. Mort Rathbone and her COUSIN,
Mrs. HOfstra, of Chicago, are in at
tendance on Mrs. Susan J. Rathbonc.
who has been seriously Ill.
VIII 4. Emerson. formerly of the
Star, is lying aL the point of death from
consumption, at the home of his parents
in Canada.
Rev. DR.. Knapp leaves today for
Newaygo to conduct the funeral ser
vices of the late Mr.. DeArcus.
Deputy United States Marshal Brew
ster, of Lake Brewster, Grand Traverse
county, is in the city.
Hiram Smell, OF Tecumseh, is in the
city visiting his son, Harry II. Smell, of
Sheldon-st.
DR.. p. b. Wright is visiting relatives
in indianapolis, and viii go East before
returni g
c. G.. stone, 4 prominent dry goods
merchant of Lowell, was in the city
yesterday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Pavson NJ.
DOty, ten-pOund son, at l03 East
Brdge-st.
The Misses Jennie and Georgia sisson
are visiting Miss Jessie Smith, Of Grand
Haven.
L. G.. Mason, of Muskegon, was in
the city yesterday, on his way to De
trolt.
Alfred Baxter. Of Gardner & Baxter,
and wife are N Chicago Tor q week 5
visit.
Dr.. Edward Stamm and father are
making a Trip through Europe.
All. James, of the Detroit firm of s.
A. James & Co., IS in the city.
John Mason, of 279 JctTerson-st., left
last evening FOR Duluth, M.nn.
Mrs. Albert SOuthwicS IS spending
two weeks in Kalamazoo.
Miss Florence Teal Is taking ten
days trip East.
Mrs. George stanton IS visiting friends
in MuskegOn.
Mrs. +. I. Phelps has returned to
Grecnvi.le.
George Cutler has returned from
Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

fae hepuslifals QI -iis -lrg af Grand H4pl1s
49, lela eaarlses - tneir Respective s4Eas
3lar-A ilsr 4I.laas efe-tl<., a. ~ b. "a. tsE
f4e Pal pee VI cieeNae 1el1<aAss &. ne De-
g4sltesl city Convention. called - nares a.
TIE llEc-f lQAFE rooU april = lt4fsdsy
efeAI z- 80. 434 Id the sf44s4e tis4 ~ s-e1
sfleE business as HAY properly lome let9re
EAalu- aaeh s4r4 Hii 1r r4tlt.e4 - delegate.
as f8la8s. sd 81 Eert a. tae places 1rs.- =
mated 3gi0s. 4aless changed - sArd c9ui1Al =
Tees. al8 are 1-lIsrlke1 ~ el4ns> lae al1
u 4.e IL Hree1saFft
frsg y Har1-Eigaf fslsgztssi eaaels meets
al sAlft - e8rg - tiltl-1 fe-. near r1-.road
>rs-8ld 4ri -kfFs lsie9steSi meets AZ 81
k4Ga ~. q So. 81 4Ffl1a4 slacs.
f4 y ard Eve ~ r-A-Ess meets a. store
8 841h DlsislgL. .t. c1rae1 I-is41-sr
Ee4fth Mar4-~l1 asieg4tesi meets 4t Car
el.t -9lrt fl1la, L4sl 81
hlffl ~ art Five delegates meets = ttl1' ;
Has, tiAiuAel1aFe.
-i1t4 4fa-1lfs delegates ueFIs 81 Cd
e fiIr h01sa. >eril B-f-st., above Leonard So
-eseutl N AEd-FlFe delegates meets -
Danish HaH. el 50 3ler-zf
Flahfn Mar1-ftFe Delegates meets ever
EitGh Aari8nal balk. W est bragest.
Al1tn - 4El-kiFe 4elesslesi meets 80 Po IN
ersg La@t9Qs lai. cOFuer " cst kLtaL aad
j lrr-5l SIS.
fsata " aFa-six delexsSesi meets Al Gre
bels ia shop, J--fcrsoa ave-, le1r ~ hea.Lhy-
81 order u the Republican clry Committee.
JAMES A. C0lE, Chairman.
WI ALDRICH IAfAL N. ,eeY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
EXcursIon Aeent Wanted.

| want to kick because there are no
cheap excursions to Detroit and other
places from here. ! think East Sag
NAV is about the same distance from
Detroit as Grand Rapids Is, and from
there | can go to Detroit, some times
Oftencr, but at least once every two
weeks, for - for the round trip, and |
don't believe one train ever carried the
people on 4 single occasion. / came to
Grand Rapids IN August, 1889, and have
never been able to get out of il without
going by regular train. Give us hust-
Ing excursion agent, and he can find Il
bonanza IN that direction.
one WHO LIKES TO GO SOMEWHERE
BESIDES REEDS LAKE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
Police Court in open Air.

Don't YOU think for good sanitary
reasons it would be good idea to hold
the police court in open air in hot
weather. | went INTO that court the
day Toot was arraigned and rs soon as
the odor from the clothes of the vast
heterogeneous crowd became intimate
with the 500 of heat, the room was
positively unbeamble. | suspect that
Judge Holmes and Clerk TOzer must
chloroform their sense of smell, as they
seem serene and utterly Indifferent To
the foul odors. Ergo, that room should
have better ventilation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

If there is anything on earth that Will
drive fellow 10 the verge of dlstrac-
ton It Is young man with leather
lungs trying TO learn 20 play the clarl-
net. The Hermitage is tormented with
such iiend. Several newspaper men
who work until late at night are resi-
dents of the block and 10 Is particularly
pleasant to them TO be blown out of bed
~ 6 O'Clock in the morning by TINS
crank, and they would be glad TO ex-
change hlm for liberal invoice OF bed
bugs. MORPHEUS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

AassateEe sA&s hs ~iu tssGl-e a tser
- L0nx &s hs LixsS-

- L0AS e. hs Lives
jacob Depny. 3 grizzled ol1 ntm' o.,
ts.ls s tbr1hns gAle o. h,s hight WILL
besr. Wcicl s-4oWs aow near usan can
come to death &la yeE hye. M1-le ST
ting before hls camp IRE, he heSr0 "A
om nous grQNl b0aina ham. QusCk as
= hash. Depuy jumped g. n.s feet. gun
"a hauG.2n1 ewes and ears vide opened.
lie soon caught lgbt OF a large bear,
and nred, but the shot only &ngero4
without disabling tne bIute, WnlcA
advanced with cleaning eyes toward
ann. Roaring With pzla and rage, Il
rusned upou zoe hunter, ana dread
lUl struggle eusue4. somehow oT
other, Depuy managed 70 a@2sae&ta hls
.oDg, sllAf y AuDIlEs -knIte, and - he
and lhe bear rolled arouAd-DCw ln
Tic red hot enbers of fre, nov peril
ously near q high abyss, LOW beng
bumped against the ragged edge Of pro-
jeetng pieces of rOck-ne plunged t
into The BODY OF the infurlatea animal.
AT last, with one supreme effort, the
man plunged ms trusty knife up 10
the hllt IN the heart Of has Toe, ana The
bear dropped dead. As this brave
hunter fought With las enemy, so do
many tight with disease. Ia the
peaceful contentment OF their homes,
they do not dread that disorder OF the
nerves which j. so near. suddenly an
aching head, or pam IN the back, or
q sleepless night, shows that the nerves
are weakened. Then begins q terrible
struggle. Health and happiness, often
life ltself-are al stake. Now is the
time 10 use Paine's Celery Compound
Quickly the nervous weakness VII
lessen It's grip aAd be conquered.
THIS remedy has power in brain and
nerve disorders possessed by no other
Neuralgia, heaeache, dyspepsia, pros
trauon, debility, and an nervous dis
eases are surely cured by this scientific
preparation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

am the teller Of a bank. If I could
kick any particular classof individuals,
1t would be the man or woman who has
nothing else to do but get a 3 bin
changed for silver, or vice versa, and
when the teller says: Thanks" feels
iusuItcd and tells people what a crank
that teller Is. BANK TELLER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

Cures All kinds of sore eyes, such as
granular lids, wld hairs. scrofuia IN
ewes. failing sight or cataraCts. For
sale at Peck's drug store, 80 cents per
bpttta
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

WAssIssuos. MsEcl zs-For Lover
49, LPper A,ehlxIl. Clearing weather;
l1xti-9es-erly N.nas; lover temper
allrs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

people Rapids SHOE
therefore these barEainRs
Ladies' KID Toe slippers Nice goods
KID Oxod TIE IS
Ladies oxford Tie ti26
SI.l9-A inc @ a $50
Dongoa Kid ShowOrth 81 90
AT Sl63 of e
Sls7A Dongoa KID and opera Button
Boois-regular prce $3.50 pair.
OF
AT s43-A of Congress s. q
Evervpai makers and price, s.
Housokeeuer Boarding economy
Crocsery woaenvar
department We keep everything stb bottom prices
sundays paper q
andc comes u s week the "BEE HIVE"
.. w. SEMPLE, Manager.
ands0 Bridge street. Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
TOWN TOPICS.


printing held meeting last night.
A. NJ Rathbun i building a residence
on Cherry-st-, east or the city limits.
James Fitzpatrick, of this city, has
been granted an increase OF pension.
Bora % Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Blanch-
ard, OF l25 Frontst., a ten pound boy.
Ernest Russer, aged Is years. died of
inanitlon at the county poor farm sun
day.
Thomas Cusick. aged %, died Mon
day or consumption, at IT. Marks
Home.
The O.. X. & I. has issued notice that
II VIII cease the sale OF one way party
tickets.
Cornelius VanKOevenigo was admit
ted 20 citizenship IN Judge Grove scourt
yesterday.
The Paris township Democratic eau
Gus Will be held IN the town hall Thurs
DAY, April 3, at > p. IN.
The regular f0rtnightly meeting Of
Builders and Contractors Exchange
will be held Thursday evening At 5
O'Clock.
The Will of the late Thomas McCobb,
bate yesterday. The estate amounts TO
about 1920.
A warrant has been issued by Justice
HydOrn for the arrest OF one William
Wisner, of Englishville, for non-sup-
port Of his family.
Circuit court call today-Judge Burch
Civil jury case No. 20. Judge Grove
--nOn-lury case 81; chancery cases Nos.
10, l., 20, >, 81.
Farmer Reynolds sued Elmer 5. Crsw-
ford for $3.50 Yesterday, IN Justice
Waish's court. He got judgment for So
and costs of S4.20.
VIM. A. Berkey has broken ground
for MS fine new residence 10 be erected
AT the corner OF state and south Lafay-
ette-sts. this season.
The return day on the delinquent
tax subpoenas Il March - or twenty
DAYS after, and the greater portion have
already been returned.
The case of Emma 4. Bignall against
Cornelius DeRuyter, IS on trial before
the jury IN the circuit court. only a
small claim islnvolved.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
WOmen's Auxiliary OF the Y. NJ. G.. A.
VIII bc held at the Y. VI. G.. A. rooms
tins afternoon ~ 1 O'Clock.
A special teachers examination for
th rd grade certificates will be held by
the county Board Of School Examiners
IN the city hall next Friday.
The Typographical Union election for
delegate % Atlanta, Georgia, VIII he
helt today no Central Labor Union
Hall from %. m. TO $50 p m:
The ampIfed third rank Will not be
conferred ay Eureka Lodge No. ?, X.
0f T.. NATL Thursday Wght of next
week instead OF this week as announced.
Friends gave "Unc.c Harvey Skies" a
purse 0f sl3 yesterday. lie and his
daughter with whom be lives, have
both boon NJ of late and needed the
help.
The tondsman Of Anson Benjamin.
Of Kalamazoo. surrendered his man TO
the United states officials Yesterday.
and le IS lodged ia jail 10 await his
trial.
TIE alarm of FIRE, box q. At 1870
yesterday morning. caused more stir
than smoke. A chimney at l39 West
Brdgo-st., caused both tne smoke and
the SIR.
The trial Of Dr. Reid. the spirit post
master. comes up again next week lu
the Tu tcd States District Court. and
new evidence, II Is said. VIII bc forth-
coming.
Barney Frar's suit for 800 against
Pttro man JaSowsv was Adjourned in
Juetcc Wa s1's court Yesterday. Frar
sus Jl'Jeway for arresting and club
b0E him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

Easter eggs and novelties at Cooper's
Candy Kitchen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

Easter eggs and novelties at Cooper r
Candy Kitchen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

Nsde bv Valley CITY Milling Co. Grand
Rapids, IS q family iayorte. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
THE KICKER.

LI1is eolulBD > especially devoted q kteArrs
ana their Gieas. III yea hzse aay t9--t % y
Nlrn ANYBODY or anything " p4clc nNt-i e
put Il ll IS feH words - passbi zRa scaa II
- lle hsezeT e4Te LElEsgks- hEEAL0l
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

OUR BUSINESS GROWS LARGER.

Values Something
patrons wishes ask your patronage
, 1890-02-16
Arc You Intersstedf

Perhaps the readers Of THE LEADER
could like to know in what respect Cham.
berlAin's Cough Remedy is better than
any other. We will tell you. When this
Remedy is taken as directed. as soon IS a
cold has been contracted, and before it
has become settled in the system, it will
counteract the effect of the cold and
greatly lessen its severity, if not effec-
tually cure the cold in two days time and
it is the only remedy that will do this. 1t
acts in perfect harmony with nature and
aids nature in relieving the lungs, OPEN
ing the secretions. liquefyinR the mucous
and causing it's expulsion from the air
cells of the lungs and restoring tho sys-
tenn to q strong and healthy condition.
No other remedy in the market possesses
these remarkable properties. No other
will cure a cold as quickly or leave the
system in as sound q condition. SO cent
and 81 bottles for sale BY B. B. David.
, 1890-02-16

In Cheyenne Churches Daring Day
ana Evening.

ST. Mory's Cathedral-Masses at
$3.50 and 1890 .. NJ. Vespers At 1850
p. m.
Second Congregational Ch,rch-Rev.
A. w. Williams. pastor. Sunday school
at 3 p. m. Preaching at 4 p. m.
First Baptist Gurch-Corner Fergu-
son and Eighteenth streets, Rev. l.. d.
Lamkin, pastor. Services at II a. m.
and 1870 p. m. Sunday school at 1915.
of Christ" Evening subie,t: THE
lowed by the ordinance of baptism.
First Congregational Church-Rev.
A. w. Willisms, pastor. Sabbath school
at 3 p. m. At 6 D. M. young peoples
meeting. Subject at III q. M: The
Problem of Endless Death" At 7 p. M:
lessons from the Suicide"
First Presbyterian Mmch-Corner Fer
guson and Eighteenth streets. Mr.. Field
will preach at ii a. IN. and 7 p. m. Morn
ing subject: "A Wheel of Fire for the
Jews" Evening subject: Running a
Race" Sunday school at 1890 D. m.
Young peoples meeting at 6 p. IN.
81. Marks Epscopal Church-Corner
Nineteenth and Central avenue. Rev.
Geo. G. Rafter. rector. Q~uinGuagesima
Sunday. 8 r. M. celebration Of the
holy Eucharist. IL q M, mathis and
sermon; 1918 p. M. Sunday school;
4 .. M, confirmation class for youths:
7:sO p. NJ. choral svensong and sermon.
First Mefhodist Episcopal Church
Corner OF Central avenue and Eighteenth
street. Rev. 8. A. BRIGHT. pastor.
sSnSsy 's seSx;os It i l2i SIS p; =. M M. I nnae,
auspices Of the "Epworth League"
A meeting will follow the evening sermon.
, 1890-02-16

Sol Smith Russell. one Of the most YER
satile and accomplished of comedians. is
presenting this season his unique creation
of Noah Vale" in the successful play, A
Poor Relation. Mr.. Russell is seen at
his best, which is. indeed. superlatively
good in this part. because it enables him
to display all of his powers as an actor.
Without apparent effort he sways the
feelings of his audiences. moving them to
laughter or to tears at will His acting
i fres from any approach to arti6ciality;
it i purely natural. always magnetic, re
pIete with the touches of nature that make
the whole world kin. Noah Vale" in
his able hands, is q dramatic treat to audi
ences, and the unique impersonation has
placed him in the van Of the worlds great
comedians. His engagement in this city
will be Monday, Feb. II.
, 1890-02-16
TOWN A


Laramie expects to have . new depot
soon.
Alex. Turnbull & Co.. undertakes.
Geo. 81. MiIlArd manager.
Sale of the Van Dyke coal mine at
Rock Springs is said to be pending.
Mi. Minnie GiIlum has become .
member OF the Congregational church
choir.
Charles L. Arnold will have some new
features in Ham. the Boatmau next
Friday
Manaser Rhodes is negotiating for the
appearance here Of the Casino Open
company.
The funeral Of Eugene Callahan will
occur from the family residence on the
South Side this afternoon.
Rev. H. L. Wriston. A. B., of Lara
mic. will assist Rev. 8. A. Bright at all
the Methodist church services to-day.
Frank Boehme's tidy little saddle mare
wa ratified last evening. George Pierce
of Rhodes 4 Troxell's won the prize.
A big audience should greet Sol Smith
Russell to morrow night. The star. play
and company are metropolitan attractions.
Jos. Martinez, the Mexican forger, was
given . preliminary hearing yesterday.
In default of $500 he was sent to the
county Jail
The Lander Mountaineer says that news
has been received from South Pass to the
effect that George Mckay had his feet
frozen 30 badly that an amputation will
probably have to be performed to AVE his
life.
The debate which wa to have come of
between Cushinsberry aud Thistle some
time 9 viii come of at the entertain
ment It the Second Baptist church next
Thursday evening. The subject is Col
ored Emigration to Africa" and will
prove an interesting affair.
, 1890-02-16
PERSONAL POINTS.

John Hes was here yesterday.
Sheriff Martin Is in Denver to day.
A. II. Swan left for Ogden yesterday.
Judge Groesbeck has returned to Lara
mic.
Revenue Collector Sitter has gone
west.
Claim Agent E. J. Fisher is here from
Ogden.
Miss Augusta Adamsky is home from
Denver.
Dad" Shea of Camp Carlin has been
quite i'll.
]. @. Spencer of Crook county is at
the Inter Ocean.
Hon. ]. 8. Atherls and wife are spend
ing Sunday in Denver.
Harry Hynds and Tom McDermott left
for Denver this morning.
Auditor Grant and Receiver Grant
went over the hill yesterday.
A. D. Adamson. Chas. Bsdgett and
z. +. Fisher are in from the North.
D. l. Mechling came up from Denver
yesterday and registered at the Inter
Ocean.
Hon. VIM. Taylor. Hon. J. B. Simp-
son and wife and E. T. Beltz went west
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick is here from the
East the guest of the family of her father,
John E. Davis.
A. r. Troxell. the popular Dick" of
the drug firm. left for tho East last even
ing. being Justly entitled to a vacation.
He will visit friends at st. Louis and his
home 1t Allentown, Pa
, 1890-02-16

The twenty sixth anniversary of the
organization of the Knights of Pythias Is
to be celebrated at Keefe hall here
Wednesday evening Under the auspices of
Magic City Division. Uniform Rank.
There will be addresses by Hon. y. H..
Burritt aud Rev. s. A. Bright. music
and dancing.
, 1890-02-16

Ell. York, of the interior Land and
Immigration company said last evening
that the plating Of Interior Heights
would commence Monday morning. This
addition is a pretty piece OF land on the
south side. 9
, 1890-02-16
Two Weddings.

John Gavin and Mollie Mcdonald were
welded at the cathedral yesterday by
Father Nugent. They are touring in
Colorado. Mr.. and Mrs. Gavin were
congratulated BY many city friends.
VIM. Martin and Theresa Kleinsteuber
OF Denver were united at the Office of
CITY Clerk Dana yesterday. Judge Lee
officiating.