Telegram-herald., 1891-02-18
TOWN TOPICS.

Cabinets 81, Wykes', 80 Monroe-st.
G. ". OlmsLead, So Jenette-st, has
the typhoid fever.
The sale of tickets for Hartmsn's
spring lecture course opens Thursday,
the 18TH.
sam Kew, receiver of stolen goods,
Will be defended by Charles Watt IN the
superior court.
Funeral OF Mary r. Tibald on Thurs.
day at $50 AN from IL >prlng-st. .
am for ~. Mays church.
John A. Payne, OF Algona. and
Emma Smith. of Oaktield, were married
yesterday by Justice iIydorn.
TheOrser Hess wall hold meeting
81 MOnderly block. next Thursday
evening. Business OF Importance to be
transacted.
Surveyor of Customs Maynard cleared
an assignment OF bibles for +. NJ. huls-
Wit yesterday. The books were sent
from Holland.
A. i. Allen was appointed yesterday
TO defend VIM. DAVIS IN the superior
court. Davis Is the fellow who stole
the seal skin sack from the Warwick.
Washington Lodge al, A. o. l.. W.
1ANs AAANAAA- viii play RCt.tO
evening. Feb. i9tn at their hall corner
West Fulton ana Jetferson-sts.
Miss Louie Neal. of the Neal sisters,
departed today for Chicago. Miss Ray
Neal will leave for New York March |.
Both sisters are To star the coming sea-
son.
Frank Klump was convicted in the
Superior Court, yesterday on the charge
Of selling liquor on Sunday. He was
fined SO and si7.T0 costs, all of which
he paid.
|. c. Levi treated the mail carriers TO
o box OF cigars yesterday. He had
increased their labors by mailing
several Thousand circulars TO be
delivered.
Emil Kinske died at 200 West Fulton
styesterday aged "a years of age after
an illness OF three years duration. The
family are destitute. They came here
from traverse county.
officer Mcdonald, who has been
suffering with typhoid fever, about SIX
weeks at the L. h. A. Home, is reported
TO be much worse than ne has been at
any time during his illness.
Miss Francis Kaiser. formerly of this
city, now of Portland. Or, was married
last evening to Mr.. David Honeyman of
Portland, Or. They were married at
the residence of the bridegroom.
Albert Walker, the negro boy who
ran such a remarkable career of adj
journments IN the police court, charged
with stealing $50 worth of billiard balls,
has been called for trial IN the superior
court.
VIM. L. Adams addressed n meeting
ut the IoungbloOd school house last
evening on the subject of the Nc
kinley bill. The meeting was held
under the auspices of the Patrons of
industry.
Amasa b. Watson Relief Corp, No.
III, will give n card party and hop, for
the benefit of the sons OF Veterans, at
Engineers Hall, next week Wednesday
evening. rot tonight, as has been stated
heretofore.
AdJutant General Farrar has issued
an order InstructIng the State troops to
wear the prescribed mourning and
drape their colOrs for thirty days IN
Difference 10 the memory OF General
Sherman and Admiral Porter.
Hon. G. c. Comstocs has sold a lot at
North Park 10 Joseph Thiel, on which
a hotel and boarding house will be
erected at once. Joseph -. Adams is
Also building n grocery store IN the
same locality, on land bought of Mr..
COmstOck.
The Michigan Fire Ladder and Truck
Company mas closed contract with
MuskegOn TO sell that city one Of its
ARROW" trucks. The contract was
obtained IN competition with rho Rah-
cock company, the Preston company,
and the Hayes company.
Jukge Champlin of this city, chief
justice of the supreme court of Michi-
gan, was 80 years old yesterday, and
has received the congratulations and
good wishes of many friends. All who
know him hope that be may "enjoy
many returns of the happy day" and
that each succeeding one may be
happier than is predecessors.