Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-24
MATTERS III MICHIGAN.

hFfi*0 NtAts3 > - A4st hSn
creamery.
Boeaas have appeared a, TIE North
eIB resorts,
rhe Iona Schools have 81 noa.resi-
dsHI p1fa.s.
Aa ls.lach &c crop las been gathered
al Wexford.
BsllaGe aas opened nns ne~ graded
scnooi noQse.
Il costs sleSoao per menth 10 rnn
tie eliY IT h,tlolt
Another school baildiBg b 70 be sr-
eeted 81 Dowagae.
MyaRdotte dr.llers have struck 4
second rich VEN OF salt.
Forty lone per cent. OF Oyid's High
school pupils are NONRESIDENT.
The daily attendance IN the ~.
Joseph schools is OF the increase.
About $685. 900 worth OF 1--we stock Was
sapped from Muir during the past sea
son.
~ Joseph : to have new furniture
factory, which vii employ seventy
men.
Southern Michigan farmers are com
planning mat frost has Injured the
wheat.
Reed City claims the best schools
ever known IN the history OF that
burgh.
CO the nlnety-seyen high school prin-
cipals IN Michigan. hity-seven are
ladies'.
The newly organized Operative Tail
or Union, Detroit, has received It's
charter.
The Palmer murder trial, Saginaw,
will be called for the third time
March ,.
Manistee's incandescent lights are
not remarkable for their success as IL
luminatOrs.
Bay County Horticultural Society
Will present amateur growers with
chrysanthemums.
The springs that furnish Muir's water
supply are giving out. and new springs
viii have 10 be opened.
Sherman is 10 have q new basket fac
tory. II will be run IN connection with
the Dean saw and single mill.
So many pupils attended the Grass
Lake schools that an extra assistant
was employed during January.
The strong west wind blew all the
ice out OF the Straits of Mackinaw FRI
day night, leaving clear passage.
Mathew Westbrook committed sui
eide by hanging in has cell in the Wayne
county jail sunday morning early.
The Manchester school is the only
one III the state where boys are in the
majority. There are SIX boys over.
High water run out the dam in
the Hudson river at Ann Arbor Satur-
day and contagious low lands are
| flooded.
An autogrograph Ms. of "America"
is IN possession of Kalamazoo man.
! 1t was obtained from the author, Rev.
+. ;. Smith. III 1885.
Freddie Page, 5-year-old Muskegon
boy stumbled and Iell in front OF an
electric car Saturday. One foot was
| so badly crushed amputatlvn was nee.
essary.
Funeral services over the remains
| of the late Prof. WinChell were held at
the residence Sunday. Only the Uni
! versity senate and intimate friends at
| tended.
The Kalamazoo y. NJ. c. A. will
! soon erect fine $50, 900 building. The
! site was purchased for the association
10y Senator Stockbridge and is valued al
! $4,000
The Scripps Company will commence
work on their new home for the De-
troit News and Tribune this week. The
building Will be eight stories high and
cost 100000.
Albert II. Brownell, an ex-convict
was probably fatally stabbed 10y Thoma:
OBrien, another ex-convict at Detroit
Sunday evening in quarrel over q
dlssolute woman.
Fruit growers in the vicinity Of st
Joseph are TO form stock company
for the purpose of buying packages a
wholesale and taking advantage Of
shipping rates, etc.
The Kalamazoo Jail inspectors re-
| commend that cards and tobacco be
taken from the prisoners and eight
hours daily work be given them in
stead with newspapers for recreation.
Mrs. John Burns and child, of Sagl
nav, were fatally burned Saturda,
| night. The mother touched a Lighted
match TO some Kerosene oil which hac
been spilled on the floor and an explo
sion followed.
San Francisco rich man who dieC
January p, left will bequeathing hi
library to Or. ID. Mclean, who was
former resident of Douglas, Mich.
is said that the library Is one of tn
largest ana most valuable in the Colder
State.
The Old Settlers Association Of Crane
Traverse, Antrim. kaIkaska. anC
Charlevoix counties viii hold their an
nual meeting at the Town Hall in Ell
Rapids, Tuesday. March 3, 1891, at II
o'clork a. m. There will be haske
picnic dinner, followed by music and I