Telegram-herald., 1890-09-01
MATTERS n MICHIGAN.

0rs.es are sze&mqed neaF Grand
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e.lsooa coaasy ess = lar.riag noei-
ca saeie.F-
Fntsn nsw w4tes wosks are running
sat staeloliis
E etges waats 70 bond the village
ter aateE Uc-zs-
43e RapL s. eauvca a. LatAer Is -
have nea pastor.
Winter apples w.ll b scarce ta.s sea
soa u Alc l.g&u.
Tae \. 81. &. 4. meet N State eonFen-
ton at Fiat ext s-l-.
Reed CITY : making elaborate pyen2E-
AZ ons tor the reua,on-
Manistse iaiies gave = ered-tzo.e
flower sl0W lasI week.
a new wooden box factory has been
established AZ Jackson.
Marquette has jus. been having a
uLkfaald convention
Tae mn. crop % 81. Joseph county
Is y lalluFe tAls season.
The new Methodist Church al Petos-
key is 10 be dedicated sept. q.
Work j. progress ng rapidly on the
Cutler block az Grand Haven.
The ADRIAN furniture factory Is run-
mag / . hours per day 20 M ofders.
TIE Kalamazoo county patatoe crcD
is a failure, except On marsny gr9au4i
some oil the stanton merchants aIt
being boycOtted by toe faitOns ot ln-
dustry.
ADRIAN Young men have formed an
athletic CLUB and have fitted up gym
nasluDl.
Mrs. |. ". Berd, OF Montague, has
a san Hover stock which supports over
I so blossoms.
A Montague man killed a snake seven
feet long tue other day. IL WAS not a
water snake.
Bay City officers are raiding the gam
bling houses and dens OF iniamy within
Their lurlsdlcto on.
ThousandSof bushels of luscious wild
! blackbcrries are rOttlng On the gro und
III kallSnska county.
The village of COpemish, up north, IS
/ less titan "A year Old, has 900 people,
and is TO have a newspaper soon.
The noted mare, Aimee, owned by
| Rev: J. v. Arney. OF SaTanac, will proe-
| ably be started IN the Greenvlle and
/ Iona races.
The city Of Marquette has purchased
! the water power and some OF the sur
rounding land at Deer Lake falls, pay
ing therefor $4,000.
The Detroit Conference of the Metho-
| dist Episcopal Church for the Eastern
! District OF Michigan. VIII be held N
Alpena, September lS
Saturday night the citizens Of White
hall will have an opportunity 10 voteon
the matter OF honding the village Tor
| the sum OF 900 for water works.
Miss Fannie Ford, stenographer for
| the State Board of Corrections and
Charities has accepted a position in the
| general land Office at Washington, D. c.
4 farmer living near LudingtOn built
fires around his corn field the other
night IN anticipation of frost. The
expected happened, Notwithstanding
MS precautions.
! meeting OF the Kalamazoo Presby-
| terry Will ba held in the Presbyterian
| church. Paw Paw, September and 10,
1850. Opening session on Tuesday eve
| nlng, September at $50.
Mrs. John Lowrey, of Lake Odessa,
has q pet bear. Tie other night when
she weat 20 feed him be pitched at her
with his claws nearly tearing her dress
or. Help came before she was injured.
The standard Manufacturing CO. will
enlar-c their buildings and remain IN
Jackson. The Improvements viii all
/ 0e completed within sixty days. The
new force will comprise about COO
hands.
Chris Anderson, of Manistee. was
killed the other day while trying 10 put
on belt IN saw mall while the ma
/ chlncry was Ia motion. y stuck few
aad struck him over the heart. He
died instantly.
The annual reunion Of Battery II,
| First Michigan Light Artillery. wall bc
held at Lansing, on September =, the
| second day Of the State far. Head
quarters At the Hudson House. The
| state Artillery Association meets on
the same date.
Kendall Klttredge, senior editor and
proprietor Of the ann AToor Register,
| died at ms home IN Ann ArbOr Friday
night, at the age of 45. He had been
troubled with spinal disease for the past
two or three years, and only returned
from the Alma saniisrum last Tues
day. BESIDE the register. ne baS owned
and edited at different times the Char
lOtte Republican, the Ingham County
News and the Eaton Rapids Journal.
Michigan pensions granted: Original
Thomas Y. Smith. LGngstOn; Duncan
Mcdonald, Hastings John y. keene
! deceased saginaw; Robert McGu,ll.
Davis; Titus Wgbber, Jackson; An
thony ". Bumgarden, Gladwin; An
thOny ISL. CassOpo.Is; Charles 3.
Brown, Nayland: John 4. Gates, Ana
ArOOr; Peter y. Craft, Oscoda; Joseph
I. Burtram. North Lansing: Willis +
/ Foote, Allegan: George W. Collier, De
trOl.; John F. Peterson, EdCcrt0n
I Msrcen +. Buck. Lansing. VILE M
/ Crabhs. Cambria. Robert Conkllu. law
ton; Jerome Johnson. ANA AThor, JO-
seph /. kldred, Palo; Timothy Caster
/ Port Huron: Joscnh Armstrong
/ West bav City; John !. Oakley de-
| ceased. -. Jonns; Dame, =. Newman
FoH.ervlie; Amos Sharp. Ashland
I Center; Theodore T.. Conkltn. Bad
Axe; Abram Van Auken. P0ttervnlo
Slmuol Woodmau. Akron. REISSUE =
William B0Urnic. 50. Clsig. Original
widows, etC.--koseft3. widow oi John
J. Oakley. 81. Johns. Lucy T., vti0N
0f James y. Ellis, south logan, hood
/ Walker, mother of Hiram A0sncr
I Delta; Julia T.. mother ~ George p
| Goodyear, Hastings; Mary A.. w,doN
/ of Moss T.. Smith. Union CITY. LYDIA =.
mother q David WooJnul. Deer cree <