Telegram-herald., 1891-08-25

Don't forget the auction sale OF street
car horses at 10 O'Clock Thursday.
John Coleman MAS appointed q spe-
ciAl deputy shsrih yesterday by Sheriff
Mcqueen.
Auction sale of horses at Cherry St
barns Thursday by the Street Railway
company.
Nellie Feltzer was divorced from
George Feltzer yesterday because Of his
extreme cruelty.
There will DO . social and donation
at the Plainfeld-ave., NJ. L. Church
this evening. All are invited.
Go and secure q nice driver or work
horse at auction eale of street railway
car horses on Thursday next At 10 a. m.
Adolph Hardy was vested with the
rights and privileges OF German
American citizen yesterday by Judge
Grove.
The alarm of fire yesterday morning
ats O'Clock was caused by . chimney
burning out at No. rs Pearl street. No
damage.
The Stanton Printing Co. are the
only parties authorized to get out the
programs for the W. n. /. and A. soci-
ety's fair.
The ladies of Watson Relief Corps
will give pie social at the residence of
Mrs. j. c. 0lcott, 81 Sinclair-st., We'd
nesday evening.
Thomas Brann commenced suit in
the circuit court yesterday against
Michael Collins and Edward Boy Ian to
recover q debt of $3.50.
The hearing on the motion for . new
tri ! on the case of Oliver VS.. Perkins Il
Co., was postponed one week IN the
superior court yesterday.
Justice Dewolf performed the sacred
rites yesterday that bound John G..
Odien and Josephene NJ. Brooks to-
gether as husband and wife.
c. n. Remington, of the Berkey &
Gay Furniture company, has gone to
Detroit to take charge of the company's
exhibit a. the exposition which opens
today.
A picnic announced to be held by the
young folks society of the Fountain-st.
Baptist church this evening, has been
indefinitely postponed on account of
bad weather.
Elizabeth Varcae was granted a
divorce from Charles, her secreant
lord, by Judge Burlingame yesterday.
The composite grounds were extreme
cruelty, non-support and desertion.
The hearing in the James II. Brown
will contest has been adjourned IN the
Probate Court until September IA.
Judge Marston, of Detroit, will appear
for NJ. l.. Dunham, proponent OF the
will.
Luke vickerman. Richard Burgess,
John Wickham and Mrs. j. Wickham
have been appointed q committee to So
lIcit contributions for the building of q
church for 81. Marks Episcopal mis-
son at Plainfelc-aye.
A copy OF . decree of divorce to Em-
maj. Coppes from Rufus J. Coppes was
filed with the county clerk Yesterday.
The decree was granted by Judge
Grove, allowing her $3.50 for expenses
incurred during the proceedings.
IL Is not necessary TO pay half ones
income to dress well. See what
Gardiner 4 Baxter have to offer in the
latest fabrics made up superior TO most
custom made goods. look better, hang
better and at two-thirds the cost.
Jacob Van Mart, a Reeds Lake Sun
day drunk, was fined s. and e costs
yesterday by Justice Dewolf. Upon
recommendation of the arresung Off
Ger, Deputy Champion. the fine was re.
n1ltted by the court and the prisoner
was released upon payment of the
costs.
Charles RI. Mass has filed bill for
divorce IN the superior court PRAYING
that the bonds which unite hiin &C
Minnie A. be severed. The bill is sup
pressed at the urgent request of the
complainant, which action always give:
peculiar interest TO divorce case and
tends 20 stimulate the Imagination oi
the general pubtlc