Telegram-herald., 1891-04-01


Muskegon has checker and chess
club.
saugatuck wants . sober, industrious
barber.
Ann Arbor hopes 10 become . nasi-
cal center.
Jackson school exhibit Of chiIdren's
handSoFk, May 2s.
Fifteen carloads Of wagons were
shipped from Flint last week.
OF tie nine prisoners in the Muske-
gon county Jall, three are women.
Traverse City with a population of
only 1000 people nasseveuiy telephones
Jackson young lsdles clean the street
cross ngs during the inactivity Of the
marshal.
The WenonA Beach resort near Bay
CITY Is being pat II order Tor the sum-
mer visitor.
A Mormon church will be organized
at Bedding as the direct result. or Elder
Evans efforts.
A class of sixteen was confirmed at
st. Luke's church, Ypsllanti, by Bishop
Dawes, Sunday.
44t Jc44alikA AA40 1ttiipaHs Los
been fully organized. During the sea-
son 200 men Will be employed.
DIR. J. +. Loba, of the First Presby-
terrain church, Kalamazoo, will accepts
call 10 the Mccall mission IN France.
Last year a Bible agent discovered
AGO families IN Hlllsdale county who
were without copy OF thesacred book.
la Grippe is prevalent in l25 homes
in Kalamazoo. There have been but
few deaths from the disease which Is
more mild than 1t was last year.
A Detroit lady knocked down and
drove over Philip Bowe, news-boy,
breaking the bones of his foot, Monday.
She drove straight on man fashion.
Patrick Wall, a young unmarried
man, was found dead under the trucks
of G. X. a l. passenger car at kala-
maZoo Monday. He had been drinking.
A New Jersey man devoured fifty
fried eggs on a wager the other day, IN
nine minutes snd a halt. The hens IN
this vicinity are laying for him.-Jack-
son Patriot.
Rev. w. A. Waterman, paster of the
First Congregational church at kala-
trip through Russia, Norway, Sweden
and Palestine.
The little child of Mrs. w. A. Will
Hams, of Bay City, may lose It's eye
sight. While the mother was coloring
Easter eggs the child got some of the
dye stuff into its eyes.
Speaking of unequal matches, a
Franklin woman 80 years old and weigh
ing 80 pounds, WAS married last week
to a tender youth of 10, who barely tips
the beam al 10 pounds.
George f. Keefe, State normal pro-
lessor tor SIX years past, has resigned
to enter the employ OF 5. L. Williams,
the Detroit bank scheme promoter. The
resignation takes immediate effect.
Mrs. Rena +. Young Stark, of Chi
cago, died at the Battle Creek sani:ar-
ium Monday from the effects of a sur
ut Albion, where she wac greatly be-
loved.
There is enough pine on the banks of
the Menomlnee river to last the mills
twenty years and pay good interest of
the investment of $4,000 600 which is
now tied up in numbering outfits At Me-
nominee.
Two of Lansing's society young men
evolved an entirely new one yesterday.
In the afternoon they called at the
homes of number of their young lady
| friends, accompanied by basket con-
tanning Easter eggs. The latter was IN
scrlbed with the young mems names
| and were used for calling CHRISTIANS
ing Journal.
Adam c. Arnold is under arrest at
Battle Creek, charged with malicious
destruction of property. He was caught
| IN the act Of defaclng valuable plate
glass window, and is supposed to be the
| bastard who has been doing similar
work for some time past. Arnold Is
wealthy citizen and is supposed TO have
been actuated by spite.
Monday evening the Luscia residence,
| Saginaw, was discovered 10 be on ire,
and as the family was supposed 10 be
absent, efforts were directed toward
subdulng the flames without trying to
enter. While making the circuit OF the
ruins Chief Wallis discovered what had
once been a human being, but now a
hdeous spectacle, seated in a chair.
| The flesh was blIstered and blackened,
| the eyeballs were distendcd, the hair
had been burned off and the features
were almost obhterated. Ii was the
body of Mrs. Luscia and no one knows
how she came To be there. The family
| is nearly crazed with grief.