Telegram-herald., 1891-05-09
Howard City wants foundry.
Rain Is needed all over the State.


Howard City wants foundry.
Rain IS needed all over the State.
Manistee wants fire ladder factory.
Montague is to have a night school.
An trim county wants court house.
La motto had q snow storm Thurs
day.
You can buy town lot in Kalkaska
for $3.50.
The Benton Harbor Palladium is so
years old.
Stanton farmers will raise sugar beets
this season.
Extensive building is being carried
on at White Cloud.
A building and loan association is
being organized at Cheboygan.
Lansing's grocery clerks are to form
a union. So will the painters.
A COW which was recently killed at
Richland had bone grown fast in its
liver.
Baldwin's new water works have been
tested and exhibit deficiency in the
water supply.
The hemlock bark industry promises
to be quite feature at Cheboygan the
coming summer.
Peach buds along the last shore of
Lake Michigan are uninjured by the
late severe frost
VIM. B. Heath, assistant postmaster
at the Ionia Office, has resigned and
will remove to Chicago.
Ex-Congressman Seymour, of Sault
Ste. Marie, has returned from Europe
greatly improved in health.
Memorial day will be generally OBJ
served all over the State by the G.. A..
K. posts and Woman's Relief corps.
The Kalamazoo River Baptist Associa-
ton will hold their fifth anniversary
meeting at Allegan May IL, - and IA.
DR.. Alfred Isaac Sawyer, one of the
most prominent homeopathic physi-
clans in the State, died at Monroe
Thursday.
The Benton Harbor college CON-
mencement occurs next week. Rev.
Washington Gardner delivers the an
nual address to the graduating class
Sunday evening.
Michigan postmasters appointed: J..
l.. Rakstraws, vice o. l.. Rakestraws, re-
signed, Lane, Ogenaw county; J. T.
Berry, vice S. Pratt, resigned, Worden,
Washtenaw county.
John Boucher, the well-known Indian
guide ut Sault Ste. Marie, scooped up
1925 whitefish, weighing one and three
fourths tons. from the rapids in two
days last week. Next!
The tender varieties of strawberries
have been badly injured by the late
frosts wherever they were budded or
in bloom. However, the crop still
promises to be very large.
Mrs. Hector Hays, aged Sc years old,
nearly blind, fell off the door step at
the family residence, Muir, Thursday,
and broke her leg. She is the mother
of Hon. Nathan B. Hays, of Muir.
A couple of Marshall boys ran away
from home and turned up at Jackson
with q pltiful story about being on their
way from New York to Chicago to see
their dying mother. The Jackson po-
lice saw through the fairy tale, and
their respective daddies in Marshall
were telegrsphed to come and get
them.
Michigan pensions granted: Original
George X. Moore, Adam w. Gilbert,
Riley r. Butrick, Henry knight, Err
win II. Wells. Oscar c. Ayres, John Il.
Howard, Edward Carney, August
Raumer, William Mccoy, Isaac Mccoy,
Lewis Gillespie, Isaac Gowan, Henry
w. Stevens. James Baty, Abner n.
Estebrook, Edison Pickell, Mahlon Eli
son, Arthur NJ. Barrows, Jay Taylor,
Harvey Matteson, Charles Rice, Henry
Il. Steward, Henry y. Kipp, George
Simington, George 5. Chamberlain,
Ferd. c. Brown. Rensselaer, Brown,
Hiram Uerrick, Charles III. Peak, Ed
mund T.. Gorham, John d. Fowler, Ben.
lamin II. Priest. Charles f. Clifford, Ev-
lin Earl. John Nsgent. George w. Dav-
export, samuel Bell, William A Griffin,
Horace n. Alexander. Alanson Bene-
dict. George Randall. Ransom Reyes,
Asa A. Losey, John White, George
Newhegin. Edwin Il. TaIcott, Joseph
Thompson, Albert f.. Beard. Add
tional-Corodon Croscett. Increase
Orlando n. Holly, Luther Weaver,
James Cleveland, Samuel Johnson,
Harrison u. Eastman, William II. Long,
Hughes Mckinley. Evan J Benine. Re-
issue-Alonzo r. Cleveland. Benjamin
=. REYNOLDS. Original. widows, ETC.
Israel e., father of Wesley l.. Phillips;
Mary g.. widow of Andrew J. Jordan;
Julia A.. widow of Jefferson Bennett.