Telegram-herald., 1890-04-05
TOWN TOPICS.


ldge b1TLag4Tas yesterday admit
TED ~ citizenship Joan <. santO-
Regular mo4thly meeting OF the
Board " Education this evening.
You must register today II you I've
ira sly of tie nes wards. Doa't forget
T.
Th- Tenth Ward Republican Club
held rouslDg meeting al Greoel's last
n.ghl.
Republicans, do not fail 70 register in
the IaId, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth
wards.
Gard lner s Baxter are agents for the
celebrated smith and Angslgs black
hosiery.
The viii OF the ATE Gustav Christ
vii be contested BY relatives living n
Kansas.
Ii you have moved from one ward 10
another since the last election you must
re-regIster.
Messrs. Schnell and Davidson have
opened real estate, insurance and Law
Ottice a. 81 Can4l-st.
Superintendent DeGrxaf, OF the cable
company, began yesterday strlnging
the eaOle on Brldge-st.
Clerks ia the three courts OF the city
are pusily engaged IN making out first
and second citizen papers.
A fIll meeting OF the Republican city
committee IS desired this morning. Sc
the call ia another column.
out of about one hundred voters, who
registered 10 the second ward yester-
day, over eighty were Republicans.
Anton Helststein, Charles Baxter and
Thomas Bates were admitted 10 citizen
ship IN Judge Groves court yesterday.
Eugene Klein, formerly in the drug
business at 1913 West Bridge-st., has sold
out TO II. A. Durhee, of Nashville,
Mich.
There viii be another eight hour
meeting among the labor men, April
Ia. Speakers from Detroit will address
them.
Messrs. Sisson & Lilley have bought
two carloads of blooded cattle which
they will put on their farm at Lilley,
Mich.
Every new voter in all wards and
every voter IN the Eighth, the Ninth,
the Third and the Tenth wards must
register.
Eighteen applicants for positions a.
teachers IN the city schools were ex-
amined by superintendent McIntyre
Thursday.
B. b. Powell and w. A. Hetterschied
have given a chattel mortgage for $3.50
on their planning mill machinery to w.
A. James.
On thursday, Leland Niles, aged 80
years, died At the u. B. A. Home. The
remains were taken 10 Coopersvilie for
lnterment.
There will be a meeting of the mason
contractors at the exchange rooms of
the Builders and Trades Association
this evening
Bartender Bsyliss, of the Morton
House, has received an assortment of
elegant new cut glass decanters and
VINE glasses.
The executrix' first annual account,
IN the matter OF the estate OF NJ. r.
Bissell, deceased, was filed N the pro-
bate court yesterday.
The jury in the superior court was
excused yesterday morning, until this
morning, when the Charles-st. opsning
case will be taken up.
County Superintendent of the Poor
Meech went 70 Detroit yesterday to take
Cornelius Lynch, Of Wyoming, 10 the
Michigan State retreat.
Hon. George q. Steketee is fitting up
an elegant office at l0S South IonIa-st.,
which he and MS son, John G., will oc-
cupy IN about one week.
The Swedish Republican Club will
hold a meeting this evening at Koch
Hall, 80 West Bridge-st. They will be
addressed by James Coye and others.
Chairman COye, of the city commit
tee, issues a CAL this morning for every
candidate on the city and ward tickets
% call az headquarters at 10 O'Clock
q. N.
The Eagle made a mistake yesterday
Ia heading its account of the Demo-
crat convention Lamb for the Slaugh-
ter. The gentleman's name is Uhl,
not Eve.
Charles Edwards and Will Horton
had q narrow escape from drowning
yesterday morning oy the ctpsIzlng OF
thelr saii-boat on the river above Leo
nart-st. bridge.
The employees Of the D. L. & y. and
G. & W. VI. roads wednesday evening
presented J. 3. Null ken. late general
manager. very handsome rosewood
clock with chimes.
SAYS the Muskegon Ngrs. J.P. King,
Of Grand Rapids. was ~ the city yes
tertiay looking the field over with the
intention Of starting = bakery and milk
depot here.
The Equal Suffragsts st their meet
ing last Wednesday voted to engage
Anna shaw To give two lectures in this
city May lS. Hartmsn's Hall is secured
for the lectures.
The hoy george Wood. committed
Wednesday hy the probate Judge to the
State Public school. was taken there
Thursday by County superintendent Of
the Poor Lancaster.
Alice y. Wheeler yesterday Sled a
hli for divorce. n the circuit court,
against her husband. Aaron Wn~elsr.
Complainant claims that her husband
deserted aer nine years Ago.
The Holland carpenters have COM
pietsd their organization. but the
charter winch they sent for week
s~o hss not vet arrived. and officers
VII not ~ elected until it comes.
The canvass Of names for the city
and county directory has been COM
pieted. and the work Of compiling =
now beng pushed. The book will be
ready for delivery by about June /.
There was a Prohibition rally st Dis-
niond Hal, Fifth ward. corner Colt
ave. and Quinbv-st. lsSt evening.
speaking vas induigsd n BY ". c.
Shsurard, Esa.. z. " Fellows. Rev. A.
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