Telegram-herald., 1891-03-03
TOWN TOPICS.

Circuit court criminal cases Will not
come up for tao weeks.
The Art association will meet this
evening at The Coppen's studio.
{. y Hicks and c. .. Eyerts have
opened detective agency al room 5 III
the arcade.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day 90 Frank &. Ruh.g, 40, and Au-
gusta Bose, 10.
A. A. Barber has returned from his
Western trip. He Will take the road
again after weeks visit.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff James VI. Cook
and wife are IN New York. They will
be gone about two weeks.
A barn belonging TO John wai,man.
ot Ihomas-st., vas burned yesterday.
Loss. $500. partlallyinsured.
Memorial services for General Sher-
man and Admiral Porter Will De held 1t
Custer Posts ArmOry March 5.
The mother of Geo. w. Munson, Mrs.
Charlotte Davidson. ls very Ill at her
sons home, No. 5 Jetierson-ave.
Mss Anna Caulfield has gone 10 Bos-
ton 20 finish a course IN art, literature
and philosophy at Harvard Annex.
Frank W. Ball is with the Daily
Democrat no more. Manager Belknap
has not yet announced his successor.
Sheriff Mcqueen took Albert Walker
p Iona yesterday afternoon to serve a
sentence of three months for larceny.
Oriental Chapter, o. +. 6. will give a
musical and literary entertainment IN
their hall, Kennedy block, this evening.
The matron of the L. b. \. home has
q two-weeks' old girl baby, which she
desires TO present TO some deserving
family.
William n. Fuller will talk temper
ance at the East-Street NJ. +. church
tonight. Music will be furnished by
the Prohibition band.
A pedro party will be given to the
members OF the Owashtanong Club
end their ladies' in the club parlors
Monday evening, March 9.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Brown will
be held at the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry w. Long, at 224
Cherry-st. today at 2:30 O'Clock.
Local musicians are planning TO give
four concerts during the session OF the
Michigan Music Teachers Association
which will be held here in June.
The name Edwin F. Uhl was on the
first TELEGRAM-HERALD ballot that
came in response 10 the request OF our
readers to name their choice for mayor.
One of the show windows of the
Boston store on Monroe-st., contains
one OF the most unique and prettIcst
display OF flowers ever shown IN the
city.
Bryant Council, +. A., will give a
musical and literary entertainment at
Good Templar's ball tomorrow even
ing. Col. w. A. Aldrich will deliver an
address.
The regular meeting of the Equal
Suffrage association Will he held at the
home OF Mrs. Elizabeth Eaglesfield, %
Prospcct-st., Wednesday afternoon at
go O'Clock.
A delegation of ladies from this city
will be entertained by the ladies of
Iona VI. +. Church, next Wednesday.
The Iona ladies' give Mysterious
Tea" at their church that evening.
Mrs. John Goldsmith and Mrs.
Lucius Boltwood left last evening for
Florida for the benefit OF Mrs. Gold
smiths health. They will make tour
of the Southern States before returning.
A warrant was issued from police
court yesterday for the arrest Of Will
liam Smith, OF Isl Fourth-st. The
complaint was made by his wife who
charges him with being drunk and using
indecent and insulting language toward
her.
Patrick Moloney, OF the Fifth ward.
died sunday night after long illness.
Mr.. N0lOney was for many years an
emplovs of Hendrie u Co. and team
ster for Rindge. Bertsch u Co. He was
respected by ali who knew him "a au
industrious and honorable citizen. He
will be buried from -. Alphonsus
church tomorrow morning.