Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-09
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

Dog nights are popular 81 Niles.
Greenylile is the victim ~ 8 AorMon
revival
Lake CITY has more lawyers than are
needed.
otsego wants all the modern MA
proSemeniS-
There are nine cadets ia the Muske-
gon framing school
Boom prices are prevailing Ia MI.
Pleasant real estate.
FIX Rapids odd Fellows will soon
erect a 5000 building.
A hlg black bear is towering around
3 & Rapid ely linlts.
The last Jordan hoop factory re
sumes operations TO-DAY.
An electric railroad Is wanted from
Maple Rapids 60 81 Johns.
Mononinee's saw mills are expected
10 start up about April ID.
Gladwin wants dentist. Lots 81
hollow teeth and 40 one 10 tlf them.
Marqneiie's snow shoe factory hss
been rushed with orders tins season.
scarlet fever has suhsided at Grand
Ledge ana the schools have reopened,
Marquette wants tome capitalist -
buIld private residence fats ~ that
city.
Bandit Holzhsy is 10 be removed from
the Marc PRISON 10 the asylum ior
insane.
The Elk Rapids Iron Company has
purchased 5000, 900 feet OF logs ths
winter
Southern Michigan farmers are com
planning that the frost has injured the
wheat.
A class Of twenty pupils in the Coop
ersyllle high school has formed 10 study
| German.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maulbeitech, Of Ypsil.
anti, celebrated their golden wedding,
Thursday.
There is great activity on the docks
at the various lake poru. An early
opening Of navigation Is expected.
The Michigan Glass Company az
Grand Haven is IA the hands Of the
sheriff on attachments sggregatlng
$500.
There are thirty camps running IA
Oscoda county, along the Au Sable
nver, getting out cedar poles, ties and
posts.
! The semi-annual convention Of the
| Eaton county Sundsy-school Associa-
ton Will toe held IN Charlotte, Mednes-
| day, March II.
ii is reported that the people around
| Meredith are blocsaded on account u
ICY roads and no blacksmith 10 sharpen
the horses shoes.
Rev II. X. Allen. State evangelist
viii hold a series OF revival meetings bal
the Christian Church, al Hartford, be-
ginning March is.
just before the recent cold snap, an
/ East Jordan man found beautiful
butterfly. The pretty insect hUttered
away over 3 field 81 snow.
Geo. A. Farr, of Grand Haven, VII
| deliver an address at the commence
ment exercises OF the Michigan College
of Medicine at Detroit, March ia.
The Detroit Tribune. u seritable
curiosity shop. A single page Of read
/ ing matter will disclose several ware
ties of type, some Of which are name
less.
Owing 20 the breaking Of rope, a
/ bucket and $50 pounds OF dirt tel on
/ Al. COPYRIGHT, OF Groenvllie, VINO wsa
/ digging at the bottom q 100 loot
well. He received serious injuries
Rev. Wm. A. Waterman, Of the frst
Congregational Church, kalamazoo,
hss been appointed q delegate % the
international Congregational Council,
10 toe held ln London, Eng, next July.
Mrs. Spaloing. OF Petersburg, Mon
roe county, has been missing since
| midnight, Thursday. Her mind has
been unbalanced for some time pssi.
She j. slstef-in-iaw Of General George
spalding.
With ia last issue the Ailegsn Jour
nal began its Both volume. For thirty
five years il has been the lesaing aud
most widely circulated paper 30 the
county, and promises 20 maintain ia
lead ~ the future.
The peach buds on The lake shore
and inland belts are pronounced 30
good condition. Notwithstanding con
irsrv reports. the buds had not sun
Gently nsatured TO have been Fl sciea
by the cold weather. A large crop =
expected.
Dr. Vaughan, Of TIE university, So -
further experiment . unnecessary tp
/ prove 10 fttfta AIf NrfAfFrtf1- "
lymph as a consumption cure. It's pa
iienfs have failed 90 show any percepsi.
ble change. and the lynspn has utsfIik
failed 10 DO 81 i s0Tertses.
Adrian phyEcssus are watching
strsne. Gaze. il j. that ct Maud VA
g4sT, 10 year old giri whose tones are
separating 81 the joints and whose filns-
cles refuse 70 WORK. The chic - piuuE
anG rosy. but her arms are dfsisrnt"1
at toe shoulders, and her isgs ere oai
at the hips. The disease . called
rsebItis aud y extremely rare.
The Charlotte bachelors cfpb Ia
been permanently Orgsrized. t8e ob1et'
s,eine purely seclsi. and the fOIio~inf
officers elected NJ A. Bretz. presideri
NJ " NBnsor. vice. ressaeut. ,. :
Baker. ssscretsry; II X Jennings. treas.
ursr. Harry ketctsrn, seTItiuei. Ire. =
TIVE committee. NJ A. brsu, ~.
kuBson. y g. Basrss, ~ y Jentifass
& J. Hall, L D.. Collins sn9 N p
Gamble. TIE iadies wi Dose tissst
names and neveT sfDlls upon ne orn.