Telegram-herald., 1891-03-09
TOWN TOPICS.

Cabinets -, Wykes 35 Moaroe-st.
Mss Maggie shaw hAs returned from
Ten days Wall O. >ew f0sk
There are elenteen dependents upon
chsuty a. -. Mara 5 Hospital.
solder Attent.oni Telephone This
Little Man No. 1873 Il you want pen
slon
County Agent HolcomD would ike 20
md a home f0g alce thIee-m0u. Us
OIL baby
The south End rs will give an en-
terra rmeur Thursday evening at their
new lal on south Diylslon-st.
Me Lizzie Nohn has returned from
NJ t.emru's spr.ugs. She has had i
seven weeks siege Of "A grppe.
Ill Ro-s. FORMERLY resident Of this
e4ly. alld father ol Ds W. ii Ross. died
AZ Henry .ast Friday. aged % yeags.
People living IA the nee territory re-
Gently annexed Lo tie CITY have alTead '
begun o. pauonlze ths puolc library.
The estate OF WLLam MeMulleu :
valued al 800 Coo tie left 40 Will, and
an adm nlstralOr has been peuLoued
for.
Ell. Sweet. owner Of the Livingston, IS
looking for new landlord, who. he
hopes, wlA take charge sCme time tins
weeA.
Thursday evening the Lyceum en-
p.Oyes az Eerkey x Gays Will meet ~
Good IemplAgs' Halt 10 perfect their
Organization.
The Michigan Trust Company has
been appointed guardian OF James NJ.
Strong. The property OF the young
man amounts 10 sl1 ,OO0.
The Preside Literary Circle, an or
gsu.zatOn n the southern part OF the
city, - arranging Tor dramatic per
formance to be gwen soon.
lt has been tacitly decided by the
courts that the use Of the river for n
market bridge would be illegal and an
unwarTanted interference with vested
riparian rights.
Tne Democratic club of the Tenth
ward, will hold Il meeting "Wednesday
evening at Rlnguette's hall, No. 50i
South Dlvislon-st. The meeting is called
20 elect ward committee and TO dis
cuss plans Tor the spring campaign.
The memorial services IN honor of
Gen. Sherman ana Admiral Porter,
held at the FOuntaln-street Baptist
Church yesterday. were largely attend
Ell by civilians and the city militia.
The sermon by Rev. DR.. Johnson was 4
brilliant effort.
The West SIDE Ladies Literary Club
gave Scandinavian program Satur-
day. Mythology was continued. A
pretty story of Thor was gwen. This
was followed by the history of the
fsV,a
ton Of Gustave AdOlphus.
The bank clearings for the week end
ing March were as follows: Monday,
sl22. .466. IS; Tuesday. Sl3l 500. A; We'd
nesGay, sli9. 9.779.3l, Thursday, Sis, HOS;
Friday. Sll2, 2,039.72; Saturday, slI7,
As, ,46; total, S75l,73S.72 For the cor
responding week of last year they
amounted TO s12l .553.52.
The Young Peoples Literary Society
of the sOutn congregational Church
met at DR.. Mobiles Friday evening TO
discuss "kussis and Russians" An
essay by Mr. Hawthorne was followed
by reading OF legends and stories,
rendered by Miss StOvcr. The conver-
sstion led 10y Miss Van Nalkenburgh
was carried by Or. Noble, Mr.. Pollard
and others. A piano solo was furnished
by Miss Van Nalkenburgh. and vocal
duet by Miss Stover and Mr.. Pollard.
The Unlversalists will vacate the old
church on Peari-st., on the first OF
April. From that time until their new
house OF worship, 70 be built on the
southeast corner OF Oakes and Sheldon
sts.. Is completed the regular church
services viii be held in the Ladies Lit
eTary Club house, on Sheldon-st., salts
factory arrangements having been
made with the club for that purI ose.
Ground viii be broken for the new
church as soon as the weather moder-
ates.