Telegram-herald., 1891-01-30

4 saline man he's shipped f,51o. -
sGvs dur,ng the Inss IN Donehs-
1hs Ionla fot,ery Company has luse
Chased ths most saccsnnfut ysar u -
history.
There - long hss 81 non-Fesl1ent
pupils IA sttsndancs - the Cedar
springs Nigh schooi-
w. Fsstsr, wee W. Y. Kelgsn. has
been appointed possmastes - koblnson,
Ottawa county. Aicn-
Despite the soft weather . gocd quail
ity OF ice u stlll being hArvesesd On the
bsyous about saginaw.
Peter HAwisy. convicted Ct man
slaughter ~ Mznisees. has been sea
fenced 70 Jackson prison tor one year.
The Michigan Mining school 1t Mar
auette has s. students, . larger number
than any similar school IN the United
>tafesL
The annual nremsn's ball, ct Adrian,
Wednesday. WAS the society event Of
the season. The elite OF the city a.
tended.
Maskegon ladies' are 70 have the
tsice . week. They will prance around
for their health.
Harper Hospital officials. Detroit, are
unable Ia locate the guilty parties in
the recent body -snAtehlng outrage 1T
that institution.
Rev. DIR. chss. O'Reily, the retiring
pastor OF -. Patrick's Church, Detroit,
has been presented with . purse Of
5000 by his Pensioners.
Major T.. G.. Watkins. ex-ward0 of
the ionia state House of Correction,
has returned To his old home at Cedar
Springs with his family and household
goods.
The convention OF poor superlntsud-
ents TO have been held IN Lansing, Feb
ruary IL and IL. has been postponed
one week on account of the governors
levee at Detroit.
Mrs. John Knox, OF Portland, 10 dy-
ing OF paralysis. She was first afflicted
three months ago and has perslstently
refused medical aid, being . firm be-
lever IN faith cure.
Warden Hatch, Of jackson, leaves
next week for his new home in Kansas.
His family will go later. The Jackson
guard gave him = farewell banquet last
evening at the Stowell House.
Muskeyon Club annual reception and
banquet will DO held tonight. The
party will be the social event of the
season, and elaborate preparations are
being made by the club and society
folk.
The callow lansing youths let their
beat girls buy their own theatre tickets,
then they 60 in and st beside them to
have the pleasure of their company at
the play and tho felicity of seeing them
home afterward.
A Chinese laundryman at Jackson
has in his window a Chinese water lily
received few days ago from the ce-
iestiai kingdom. The plant looks like
the blue flag and on the end of each
leaf hears cluster of fragrant bios
sons
Mss Louise Littell, of Saginaw, has
heroicaliy sacrificed portions of her
skin for the benefit of her sister Sarah,
who WAS horribly burned several weeks
ago. Eleven pieces of skin one inch
vide and seven inches long, have been
transplanted from one sister to the
other with every indication of success.
The Lowell State Bank has been or.
gained and will be open for business
IN about week, with the following
officers: ~. Bovine, president; Dam
lei Striker. vice-preMdent; NJ. C.. Girls
void, cashier. The stockholders are
A. J. Bovine, r. f.. Combs, Daniel
Striker. NJ. T.. Grlswod and ]. c. Grls-
void, who constitute the board Of d.
rectors.
Regent Keifer, of the University OF
Michigan, announces that DR.. v. A.
Vaughn, of the University Hospital of
Ann Arbor, has received consignment
of the genuine Koch lymph. Persons
afflicted with lupus, consumption or
orther tubercular diseases will be
treated with the lymph free of charge
except for their board and nursing At
the hospital.
There died in Whom, Oakland
county, Tuesday morning. Mrs. Lucy
Whom, widow of the late Abljah wix.
ON. She Was OIL years of age in Octo-
Der last. Her twin sister, Mrs. Wood,
died about week before IN Portland,
lonIa county. Both OF the above ladies
we're ornaments to the society in which
they lived. In all probability not
another case exists in the United States
of q pair OF twins living to this extreme
age.
Michigan pensions: Original-Danie!
a tseSAoAub biis8S oOulu,
Wstervliet; fssnk &. Autclihe, Kidd
vile; Thomas Allen, Bancroft; Merritt
SAWS, Almont; James Osborn, Ferry;
Lewis Williams, Englishvillc; DeIos
Alden, saginaw; George w. Whitney,
Montgomery; Solomon Eberhart,
Flowerfield: William r. Gearhart, Muir:
Joseph l.. Clews. Muskegon; James VI.
Wood, Grand Rapids; Edward v. Es-
mond, Hale; James Van Epps. Walled
Lake; Aloaxo Fiero, Muir; Geo. r.
stewart, cambridge; Horace w. Hal
iephecx, -. Johns; Albert VI. Pace.
Detroit: Geo. A. Bell. Battle Creek:
DAVID Galloway. Argentine; John 4.
Nesry, Lansing, Frances A. Draper.
Brighton; Mark Wilde, Detroit; Daniel
Pierce. Ann Arboy: Aaron Bsgley,
Jr, Coldwster: Jacob Layer. Sand
Beach: Wm. McCrscken, Deford. In
rrease-John Brown. Concord: Samuel
Pifer, Kendall; John Zimmerman,
breckenridge: Jacob G. Voorhees,.
Rochester, Darwin c. HUFF, Holland:
Alex. :. Fair, Bennington; Daniel w.
Prank, Benton Hsrbor; VIM. London.
Vickslurg: Marcus :. Noulton, Charlie
voiy; Wesley VI. Sage, Reading; Thomas
r. shaw. Port Huron; Philip Prickett,
Fhnt; Andrew Flynn. Grove; PhiIo
White. Morencf. James W. Bush. Mill
ington. Dennis c. Dolph, Homer; Edgar
A. Stevens, Clare; Frank =. Breed
Flint. Reissue-Edwln r. snsder.
Owosso, Franklin Van Schalck. Cold
water; Hibhard Frsnklin, Hartland.
Originsl-Phebe H, mother of Charles