Telegram-herald., 1891-05-19
BREAKFAST BREvTTIES.

FRANK >tCNAEts OF ire tfCQNst NtN>.
Is IN the city on business.
The Michigan Central paymas,er's
car VII arrive N the clty to-day.
c. W. Perry. one Of Howard CiIy's
leading attorneys, was IA the city yes
terday.
Mrs. /. III. Hirlinger. OF Philpseurg.
Pa. - visltng her brother, pr. Ihas.
III. Holt
Fred Donovan paid $500 for liquor
license yesterday Tor his saloon At Graf
tan Center.
George x. Perry was sufficiently well
to make trip 10 the city treasGrer's
Office yesterday.
The strikers hold a grand ball at
Hartmsn's Hall Saturday night, for
their own benefit
Mrs. W. A. Tateum. accompanied by
her mother, Mrs Sarah A. Norris.
leave today for an Eastern trip.
Harry Parker Robinson and Cora
Bliss Wenhsm were licensed 10 marry
by County Clerk Harvey yesterday.
The case of Alta ;. Eastman VS..
Isaac NJ. Weston, was yesterday con-
tnued over the term on the usual
terms
The first of the series of temperance
lectures will be given IN the Park Con-
gregatonai church next Sunday,
May "a.
BARRIERS Union No. held meeting
last night and offered their sympathy
and financial alc to the striking street
car employees.
Andy Fyfe, clerk OF the superior
court, has been presented with hand.
some mahogany writing desk, the gift
OF his fellow court officers
A concert will be given this evening
at the Wesleyan Methodist church.
corner of Crosby and Turner-sts. An
ice cream social will follow.
The will of Bridget Burk was filed
in the probate Office yesterday. The
property. valued at $1,000. is equally
divided among her four children.
The Grand Commandry of Knights
Templar meets at Detroit today. A
large delegation from Demolai CON-
mondery, of this city, will be IN at
tendance.
The ambulance took Patrick Hart
nett 10 the L. Il. A. Home yesterday.
Hartnett fell down stairs some time
ago, and be has been stricken with par
alysls resulting from his injuries.
A gasoline stove took fire at 1870 South
Divislop-st. yesterday afternoon and
the department was called out TO extin-
gulsh the flames. The damage was
very slight.
Mrs. G.. Werner and daughters, Edna
and Hilda, of Minneapolis, MIMI,
will arrive this week to spend the sum-
mer months with ner parents, MIR. and
Mrs. j. III. Kutsche, OF Summer-st.
The Owashtanongs held meeting
last night, but there being no quorum
present no action was taken on the pro-
posed amendments to the constitution.
The matter was postponed until Satur.
day night.
The second grand concert OF the
Amphion society will be given ut Hi
herman Hail on Thursday evening. The
exercises will be conducted by CARL NJ.
Andersen and music by WurZburg &
Bronson's band.
JIM. Clark had his right leg ampu-
sated below the knee Sunday forenoon.
The trouble was gangrene IN the foot.
The operation was performed by DR.. +.
VI. Luton, assisted by Drs. Sinclair,
Whitfield and Appleton.
There were ten real estate convey
ances reported yesterday, amounting
in value to Sl6,ss5.75. The smallest
sale was for $3.50 and the largest was
$500 for the east one-haif of the SOUTH
east one-qusrter of section 10. IN the
township of Walker.
jolly Capt. VIM. A. Gavett. of De-
troit. general agent for the Lansing
Route. 1.-The Fruit Belt Line" and the
''Short Line was IN the city last even
ing on business. lie says that Elk
Rapids will have ample railroad facIli-
ties soon now, and he expects the town
will flourish ike a green bsy-tree.
The East End brick yards are en-
ploying about fifty men each, and
turntng out about 80, 900 each per day.
The seasons output Of Brown, Clark Il
Co. will be $500 600, Klasse Il Co,
5,eoo, 900. and Hobart sprague and tie
Collins Brick Company each 4 500, 600
total. 2o,5oo,o00, or 100000 lees than
last year.
The Rev. A. Wormser. recently pastor
OF the First Reformed Church, Grand
Haven, has rented house for his fam
lily. on Thomas-st., No. So. where his
family will reside during the summer,
while he intends 10 make a short trip
20 Europe, before leaving together for
Montana. IN which state he has &C
cepted call 20 another field of labor.
J. G. More's horse became frightened
at the circus parade. on South lonia-st.
Yesterday. and ran away. II was
stopped near the union depot before -
had done any damage; bat Just then =
careless. hsckmsn ran into the rig and
the horse was again frightened. IL
began ~ kick. and considerable dam
age was inflicted before Il could be
Quilted.
little child OF Mrs. Hanley, resid-
ing al Granville, vas eating AN apple
on Monroe-se. yesterday, when . piece
of The fruit lodged "a lis throat. IL was
removed without difficulty, although a
furry of excitsment was created fn the
vicinity Of Morse's. The lady said that
one Of her children died from choking.
and she vas rrestly alarmed when she
discovered the condition OF the little
one yesterday.
SUR On Old SoTEs.