Telegram-herald., 1891-06-20
BREAKFAST BREVITIES.

Fred ID. Heeox has gone 10 Jackson.
Mrs. Alfred HoIcomo is seriously i'll
at her home, 1873 Gold-st.
Mrs. c. vi. Johnson and daughter
have gone 10 Ann Arbor to visit rela-
tivos.
DIR. J. Brewster Hobbs and Dr. Camp
bell Fair exchange pulpits on Sunday
morning.
Mrs. W. ID. Mahon 10 in Manistee on
business connected with her late hus-
bands estate.
o. H. Riehmondand family, formerly
OF this city. are at Highland Park for
the summer.
MIR. and Mrs Z. W. Locke visited
their son. George W. Locke. At KalA-
maLoo yesterday.
A. V. and Boyd Farmland have re-
turned from visit with friends IN the
eastern part Of the State.
Mrs. A. Il. Coffinberry and Miss Julia
Cothnberry are spending a few days
with friends in Muskegon.
Rev. George Newton. of California,
will preach at the Second-street NJ. Z.
Caurch on Sunday morning.
The Ionia sunday-schools will picnic
at North Park this season instead of at
Grand Ledge as has been their custom
heretofore.
Real estate was . little more active
yesterday. There were fifteen trans
fers reported At the recorders office for
registration.
Dolph s. DeWolf. son of Justice Do
Wolf, has returned from San Antonio,
Texas, where he has been IN the United
States army.
f. s. sheldon. employed at Green
ley's barn, was kicked in the face by q
vicious horse Thursday night and
severely injured.
The State Revival Band will hold q
meeting at Eaton Rapids IN July, when
the name will be changed TO the Metho-
dist Revival Band.
William Sears, ESQ, Master Stephen
q. Sears, Mr.. and Mrs Charles d. Lyon
and Mrs. A. L. Skinner, Of this city, are
guests at the Alma sanitarium.
Mrs. Geo. G.. Steketee and Mrs. Geo.
p Steketee left Yesterday for Macatawa.
where Mrs. G.. G.. Steketee intends to oc-
cIpy her cottage during the season.
The Board of Public Works Office was
bess,ged all day yesterday by customers
Of the hydraulic company, whose water
was shut otf by the burning OF the
latter company's pump house.
2. p. Carlton, the Cannon township
farmer Who was arrested for drawing a
rifle on his hired man, Morris Brooks,
had Jury trial yesterday before Justice
Hydorn and was acquitted Of the
charge.
The following saloonists procured
licenses yesterday: p. Scally, lsl But
terworth-ave., $500, and Frank II.
Latta, IL Pearl-st. and William Trade
well, IN Powers block on West Bridge
st.. each $500.
The Cercis Franchise is preparing for
q picnic up the river in the near future.
All who participate are expected to ex-
press themselves entirely in the French
language. The cercle will not meet
egain until autumn.
Smith Barnes. Of Traverse City. died
at that place Thursday evening. A die
patch to friends here announced that
The funsral will be held at Kalamazoo
on Sunday. tho q. K. d l. Railroad
Company furnishing special train for
the funeral party.
Rev. j. II. Weber, OF tho Revival
Band, will give two illustrated lectures
on the Holy Land next Monday and
Tuesday evenings. On Sunday after
noon ats O'Clock be will deliver dis
course 70 men only upon Seeing the
Elephant and Bueking the Tiger"
Tho friends of Miss Grace Petit
plea sanity surprised her last evening at
the residence OF her aunt, Mrs. Chap
man. 135 Powell-st. The evening was
passed snjoysbly. Miss Petit will
leave the first of September for New
Orlsans, to make that place her future
homo.