Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

BREAKFAST BREVITIES.

BREAKFAST BREVITIES.
Custer Post q. A. X. will hold q meet
ing thls evening for the purpose OF
making final arrangements for the en-
tsrtainment OF MerIden Post
A meeting will be held next Monday
evening at Capt. Bellalr's ONCE at 10
West Bridge-sl. for the purpose Of
organizing Veterans Union.
Weatherly Il Hulte have the con-
tract for putting IN the new heating
and ventilanog fixtures Tor the Grand
Haven High school, ~ cost OF &. 500.
A burial permi. was issued for the IN
terment of Mrs. Jennie +. WAYNE, 372
Fountsin-st-. the immediate cause OF
death being pyaemIa. She was As years
OF age.
Noight. Herpolsheimer 4 Co. have
purchased the Highland Park addition
on contract, 80 a reported price OF
81 5,0co. and have placed the lots on the
market.
The number OF contagious diseases
reported 20 the board OF health for the
week ending July 22. is as follows:
Measles, ], diphterla, 3, scarlet fever,
5; cholera iufantum, 20.
Harry stuck fell IN a fit At 5 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon st the corner of
wealthy-sv-. and Jefferson-st. He was
taken TO hrs home, at 326 North Jeffer-
son-st.. by Officer Starr.
The alarm OF fire at O'Clock last
evening Was caused by q ANAL lire in
the candy shop over l0l Monroe-st.
Damage To stock SIS: fully insured;
ht,t Ittn0 x1S alan tnSnrad
The alarm of FIRE at $50 O'Clock last
evening MAS caused by the burning of
o woodshed at l6s Jefferson-st., owned
by Michael Curtis. Damage about $500,
fully insured. Cause unknown.
SIX csses Of looking glass plate were
received At the customs house yester-
day for the Kent Furniture Company.
and four case OF dried fish for Ball,
Bsrnhart q Co., from Amsterdam.
City Clerk Shinkman has Just issued
. neat pamphlet containing q complete
manual of the nunicipai government
OF the city officers, comprehensive
map of the city, besides other matters.
Someone broke into the residence of
Mr.. +. l.. MilmIne, during the absence
of the family from the city, and stole
<"i. hiliAsuc pcSs suit "a CiotucS. ELL
trance wac gained by sawing > panel
out OF the docr-
The feed mill and Office of X. Dykcma
q Bro. was entered some time between
Saturday night and Monday morning,
grain and fiouI tester. The thieves en-
tered through coal hole.
Yesterday. after Judge Grove had re-
viewed the testimony taken IN the case
before Circuit Court Commissioner
Rozema. he granted Hattie ). Maus .
divorce from Monroe j. Naus on
the ground of extreme cruelty.
Charles Reynolds. John Kelley and
Ed. j. Brown. the vsgrsnts who were
pulled in from Reeds Lake, were SEN
fenced TO the county Jail yesterday for
ten, fifteen and twenty days each in
the order named, by Justice Hydorn.
Ladd J. Lewis, OF Nashville, Tenn.
formerly of this city, has arrived with
the remains OF ms child. The burial
occurs at 4 o'clock this afternoon, at
Fulton-st. Cemetery. Friends are In-
vlted. Ladd J. Lewis, Jr., Will also
arrive this morning.
Frank ID. Tibet was granted divorce
yesterday from EiizaJ. Tibet by Judge
Adst on the ground of extreme
cruelty and adultery. As soon as the
decree was granted Frank procured n
license to marry Mra Nellie Jones.
their ages beng q and Al respectively.
The testimony taken IN the exami-
nation Of Hugh Miller, charged with
committing rape upon Mrs. Francis
Bowers last March, near the village of
Cssnovia. was flied in the circuit court
yesterday by Justice Westf4!l. Miller
Was held 10 the circuit court for trial.
Custer Post No. 5, G.. A. r., has pro-
cured hsdges from Baltimore, Md, for
the National Encampment, at Detroit
In August There are $50 Of them and
they are Of exquisite design, made OF
nlk with . pendant gold eosd tassel.
combining the National eolors, red,
white and blue
At9 O'Clock last night the abundance
was called to the corner of West Bridge
and khchgSn-sss.. where IL got Joe Nc
CURE. who was injured by being
thrown from q buggy. He received
several severe bruises about the head
and face. He was taken to his room,
No. 90 West Rridge-s.. wasre he wss AZ
tended by Or. Wiley.
A handsome display of pansies in
Spring a Co. = window attracted much
attention yesterday. The pansies.
vhich were beautiful specimens, un-
usually large and OF every conceivable
shade. were grown by Dr. Charles w.
Mixer, of Hastings, and presented With
his compliments te Mr.. spriDg.
The wonsn's Home and Hosp sal
s~ocistion have completed arrange
rnents for a concert to be given for the
sensft OF the ospitsl BY the original
Fiske Jubilee singers at the Park Con-
gresationsl church, July 80. Tickets
can be procured of any rsemhes II the
board OF managers, or any otiicer.
Charlie A. Hosg has filAd bill If
complaint N tho Circuit Court, asking
for divorce from his wife, Martha A.
Hosx. on the srousd of deserton. He
~ys they we're nlarried IN October,
isss, and lived srgsth~r until July Il. (.
lsse, when pc wife left hin and vent
10 Iadisna. She has hvsd s~sy from
him since.