Telegram-herald., 1891-02-06


Charlotte ssnts pable library.
osssxo = 10 hare neu probation
paper.
sioed slsighlax eli over Northern
Michigan
yermoasysiie Is booming .sself for
siater resort
There are i5l Inmates al laaia's in-
sane asylum.
The fsmpls Of Fame craze has
reached Rockford.
Nest Hay City now has about eleven
miles OF sewer pipe.
fennslile wants 20 unload is village
charter. Taxes are too haxh.
oniy 1000 OF the 22oo students At Am
Arssog are residents Of Michigan.
Twenty babies we're hzpt red Ia the
Holland churches 81 Naskegon Sun
day.
The State convention of the W. c. T.
L. will be held in Muskegoa. June 4, 5
and q.
A society for the prevention OF
cruelty 10 animals Is 10 be organized AT
Luther.
Cadillac young ladies are an indepen-
dent set. They give parties and invite
the boys.
Seventy Jars of whiiefish eggs have
been shipped from the Alpena hatch
cry 10 Duluth.
Up 20 date the Crusaders have made
| about .oO converts at Fremont. A week
more and they'll own the town.
Chester Carver. weil-to-dol farmer,
living near Battle Creek, pat = bullet in
/ his BRAN Wednesday. Ill health.
| Miss lille Mulder, OF GraafschAf, is
81 years Old. yet SHE does lots OF house
work and walks several miles daily.
1t. Joseph wants several new INDUS
tries, among which may be mentioned
IA boiler factory and marble works.
The combined weight OF the mother
and four daughters OF Fillmore,
Aliegan county, family ls 1000 pounds.
Misses Slippe. 10 aud II years Old.
! daughters of George slippe, OF strgis,
weigh 100 and 27s pounds respectively.
Wayne c. Hest IS under arres, for
bigamy, together with Mary +. John-
son. woman OF unsavory reputation.
Ryan Bros, proprieiors OF tho exten-
sive knitting works NJ Detroit, have
filed chattel mortgages on their stock
aggregatlng SIS, 200.
John Bowerfield, son OF Aid. Bower
field, OF Adrian, and Miss Gertrude, a
prominent young society laly, OF
Adrian, were married Wednesday.
The st. Johns high school has In
creased from an average attendance of
! thirtythrce IN January, 1881, to an
average of eighty-four III January,
1891, II growth of l25 per cent in ten
years.
The Bardeen paper mills, of Otsego,
although the most extensive IN TINS
part OF the State. are already found ia
sufficient IN capacity. and are to be
supplemented by another mill l0Jx20o
feet IN size, with capacity OF sixty
tons day.
The contribution for the support Of
| the colored and Indian missions III the
United States for the past year amount
! ed to S70,559, of which Detroit gave
$3.50, Grand Rapids $402.l7 and Mar
quette $3.50. OF the expenditures Mar
quette received 500 and Grand Rapids
$1,000.
pCStiiltsttIo 6D-
| pointed Wednesday were Miss l.. Horn,
vice A. III. Horn, resigned, Arthur Bay,
Menominee county; J. Mercer, vice W.
Rowe, resigned, Fayette, Delta county.
&. s. Young, vice I. c. Crysler, re;
Lavery, vice +. ii. Dyarmond, re.
moved, Ryno, Oscoda county.
The big plant OF the Alaska Refriger-
orator Company, of which j. w. Moon,
of Detroit, is president, now located at
Michigan City, Ind, Is to be removed
to Muskegon at once. They nse one
building 60x400 feet 3 stories; one
building 60x500, . stories; power house
40x60; one dry kiln 22x69 feet; and
"ten car" dry kiln, lie. TO take in 10 car
loads of lumber at once. 1t is "a big
institution and turned out &c. 900 Alas
ka refrlgerators in 1890.
The q. Il. q 1. is still doing a very
lively business shipping potatoes, and
from some points on IFS line the tubers
| seem to be moving more freely than at
| any time during the season. From the
potato country between Cedar Springs
and Petoskey, between seventy-five and
| one hundred car loads, averaging 600
! bushels each, are being shipped out
| every week, and the prospects are good
| for continuation of the business for
| some time.
! Michigan pensions granted: Original
Augustus Duching, Six Lakes; Mer-
rift q. Huntley, Grand Rapids; John
Hrner, Saugatuck; Thomas Don ohue,
! West Bay City; stephen 5. Lane, Adrian;
| Edison X. Hitchcock, Grand Rapids;
Henry DestlriOx, Deer Lake; Louis God
! frey, Raisinvile; Sylvester Considine.
| Marshall; Henry RheIn. Detroit; Charles
Bache. Detroit; Asa Griffiths, Chesa-
ming; George Rockwell, Midland Oil
yer T.. IngcrsoIl, Eureka; William G..
Horning, GreenvilIe; Albert Nusting.
Toquin; Franklin McNuit, Lisbon. Rob
ert Landon, st. Joseph; Thomas Parker,
| Berville; Chaunccy w. Stevens, St.
Johns; John Schapp, Pierepoint Leon