Telegram-herald., 1891-01-07
TOWN TOPICS

TOWN TOPICa
csbinets -, wyke's. IS Monroe-st-
seventy-three transfers Of real estate
were tled yesterday.
The jury IN the Frank Heschsr saloon
case yesterday failed TO agree.
The County Treasurer yesterday re-
celved s6oo from the town OF Cascade.
Charles Heinzeiman was admitted 10
citizenship IN Judge Groves court yes
terday.
Saturday is the last day upon which
taxes can be paid to save the 4 per cent.
collection fee.
phoenix Lodge No. II, L. o. o, +. will
install. officers tonight IN their hall, In
the Tower block.
The nexs National ercampnnent of
the Knights OF ST. John il to be held IT
Fort Wayne, Ind.
The latest telegraphic news in regard
TO the Behrlnx Sea trouble may be
found on Tire second page.
The Board Of Trade reports nine cars
OF wheat. two OF corn, one OF barley
anu one of Hour received yesterday.
Judge Bufch rendered judgment
tor $4,000 yesterday in the case of Da-
vid Munro and Wm. Neeman vs..
Thomas b. Ha:nes.
Rev. Albert Smith united in marriage
Julius Hansen, of Diamond Lake, and
Mas Emma Nelson, of Casnovia, on
Monday, January s.
Mr.. G. c. Bunting has been elected
one Of the directors of the Grand Rap
ids Mutual Building and Loan Assocla-
ton to fila vacancy.
Justice westfall yesterday pro-
nouuced the mystic words that made
Harry West and Myra Stowe, both Of
Plalnfield, man and wife.
The Michigan Almanac 10 in the
hands of the book sellers for those who
desire to purchase that valuable COM
pendulum Of state statistics.
The Grand Rapids Bicycle Club held
their monthly meeting at their club
rooms last evening, but no business of
importance Was transacted.
Justice Wsstfall will hereafter be at
the old stand ready for business. Judge
Holmes having recovered sufficiently TO
resume work IN police court.
Heinrick Blok. charged with adul-
terry, Was arraigned before Justice West
fall yesterday and held in $500 bail to
the circuit court. He went to jail.
Capt. William G.. Smith, the Muske.
gon smuRgler, walked up TO tie other
captains Office yesterday snd settled
his little smugglng indiscretion for
500.
The Central woman's Temperance
Union hold their annual meeting at
2:3O Thursday afternoon for the cleo
ton OF officers and amending the con-
stitution.
The liquor cases on trial in the
superior court do not move off as
rapidly as might be desired. The Jury
in the Frank Hescher case disagreed
yesterday.
The ladies of the Industrial Schoo!
desire TO acknowledge with thanks the
receipt Of . quantity of candy and nuts
from Lemon, Wheeler Il Co. and Mus
sleman & Co.
The Michigan Stove company is send
Ing ont handsome souvenirs in the
shape of ALUMINIUM match safes. The
metal is thick and strong but the handy
little utensll is IS light as cork.
A farmers team ran away on West
ceeded in distributing q load of wood
along the route with the utmost I'M
Partially besides smashing the wagon
In the case Of Maud NJ. Baker VS..
Everett Baker. the defendant not ap-
pearing. an order was entered in Judge
Groves court yesterday that the COM
plainsnt's bill for divorce stand az con-
fessed.
The ladies' Auxiliary OF the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen will givS
a social and pedro party at the resi-
dcnce OF a.. X. Henderson, 753 Fifth
ave-, on Saturday evening. Refresh
ments viii be served.
The annual meeting of the Central
W. c. Il. L. will be held in the Unions
hall, NcMuilen block, on Thursday st
go o'clock. Officers will then be
elected and proposed amendment of
the constitution considered.
The annual meeting of the Church of
Christ held Sunday, January 5, shows
this society 80 be IN very prosperous
condition. The membership has been
increased by forty-one durirg the past
year and row numbers three hundred
and twenty. Forty-one dollars was
raised from al departments of church
work last year.
The annual meeting of the Builders
and Traders Exchange viii be held to-
morrow evening. 81 which time the
election Of officers viii occur. Dele
gates viii also be chosen TO attend the
National convention 10 be held at New
York February 9-l2. Other business of
great Importance vii come before the
meeting for consideration and adjust
ment.
The mysterious unknown At last
makes bra appearance. Colonel NJ
A. AIdrich, Of Milwaukee, late
deputy collector Of customs at Mil
yankee. under President Cleveland,
for four years managing editor OF the
Boston Globe. two years editor Of the
Detroit News. and connected with the
Milwaukee papers, has accepted the
position Of chief editorial writer on the
Democrat, and viii begin work nsxt
week.
A meeting vii be held At Pistshurg
January 81. for the purpose Of orgsnix-
ing an International Press Club Asso-
riatiou- All press clubs throughout the
United States and Canada are requested
% send delegates. The benefits - fow
from such an association are obvious -
All nesswrifsrs. The feasibility q
sending delegate from Grsnd Rapids
beng discussed. and 4 - prohshle
that q special uaeetins OF the club vii
Be called % decide ne matter.