Telegram-herald., 1891-04-18
STATE NEWS.

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Belding has fne nes sehool-nouse-
The ferry boats are moving at the
500
Cheboygan saw-mills start up next
week.
Lansing will have . kirmess next
week.
The Oceana fruit buds remain in fine
condition
The Ionia gIee and banjo club has re-
organized.
The Newaygo Athletic Club will give
May day dance.
The Musksgon electric alarm COM
pany has organized
The fish law Is being openly violated
IL Sewaygo county.
Work has begun on the new furniture
factory al Sewyago.
The Kalamazoo High School will
have $40 900 annex.
White Clouds new grist mill will soon
be ready for business.
Boys with Flobert rifles are becoming
nuisance AZ Adrian.
The u. 5. life saving crew has gone
into service AT Holland.
A building and loan association is to
be established at Freeport.
The X. of z. order is becoming popu-
lar IN the Upper Peninsula.
lie Roy is to have a public drinking
fountain for man and beast.
The Cheboygan Business Mems Asso-
CATION IS angling for tannery.
The first log drive has left Houghton
lake and IS well down the river.
The Adventist Convention has been
in session during the week at Green
vile.
There are 900 pupils in the Detroit
High school, and . new building Is
needed.
The Cedar Springs Union School
Alumni Association Will give q banquet
July 10.
The Muskegon County Union Sun
day school convention is in session at
Muskegon.
The Duchette House, Lake Linden,
burned Thursday morning. Loss, $500;
partly insured.
Adolph Arntz shipped one thousand
musk rat skins 10 Eastern dealers from
Muskegon recently.
The State Fish Commission has Just
planted 5000, 600 young whitefish in
Grand Travers Bay.
Mrs. j. Brewer, of Kalamazoo. has
become violently insane over the death
OF her 2-year- old boy.
A new sl2 200 stock company has
been organized to rebuild the Mancelona
handle factory recently burned.
Eliza Briggs, of Allen, Hlllsdale
county, committed suicide by taking
poison. No cause for the act Is known.
The body of Matthias Lniphold, an old
German, was found in the river at Ann
Arbor Thursday. He fell off a plank.
The national l.. A. w. meet will be
held at Detroit, July Is to is, when
probably 1000 wheels will be IN the
parade.
Charles F. Butler, the young man
who passed counterfeit money at the
state fair last fall has been convicted at
Lansing.
James f. Matthews and wife died of
the grip at Kalamazoo Thursday. Mr..
NJ. passed away in the morning and his
| wife died AZ hours later.
A jackson lady recently refused q
present of handsome set of books be-
cause the color of the binding did not
correspond with her parlor furniture.
The Adventists have purchased III
acres of land at Battle Creek and will
erect a $4,000 building thereon, to be
known rs the "James White Memorial
Home for Orphans" The land cost
$50. 900.
VIM. A. Luther, of the well-known
| numbering firm of Wilson, Luther 81
Wilson. and after whom the town of
Luther was named, died there Thurs
day morning of pneumonia. after four
days illness.
Reports to the State Board of Health
| show influenza, rheumatism, bronchitis
aud neuralgia in order named causing
most sickness in Michigan during week
ending April IL; dIphtheria reported at
| eleven places; scarlet fever reported At
thIrty-two; typhoid fever reported st
four; measles reported at thirty-six.
Michigan pensions granted: Original:
| Rilla r. Smith. Levi Wlseman; Charles
Root, Nathan Morse, Nelson X. Coikins,
| John iakin, Charles Parker, Nathan j.
McKinstry, Jonathan Allen. Janathan
| McGee, James Walton. Robert Mann.
John Cook. Jonathan Savary, Emanuel
| Potts. William HardIe. ScaIs futile,
| Charles Warnc, Peter Wormbredt, Cal
win Ainsworth. Dewitt c. Rodgers,
George W. Downey, James F. Wager.
SIMON Brown, Joseph Phillips. George
Brooks, Merritt Weller, Edward l..
Carr, George A. Lane. George w. Perry.
John l.. Wild, sidney F.. Morse. Add
tionAl- Constantine Schlappi, Frederick
Kent. Increase-James +. Jones, Mich
olas Gardner, Amos b. Kinney, John
| u. smith. Isaac Place. John G. Shaw.
Reissue-Irwin w. Knapp, Michael
Mosher. Reissue and increase--Cor-
nelius F. Smith. Original. widows,
ete.-sarsh j., widow of Jesse wass;
Eliza, widow of William Fudehope.
SPECIAL act-Sarah III. Phillips, former
widow of Thomas Kinrsde; Jennie May,
daughter of Edwin Cain.