Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-19

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Cadillac reads are almost impossible
on account OF tie snow.
Marlette Is nursing > boom 10 be
brought forth thls spring.
Big Rapids celebrated ~ Pstr4eS's
Day with u cAsFlty concert
Lawrence Leage MAS Killed by fall
ing tree al Alpena Monday.
lpsilanti i making oyerlures towaru
securing Nhgtehslls tanneEs.
Newaygo County L. :. :. convention
meets IA Newaygo, March As.
The Cntler 4 Sasidge iumber camp
near Fruitport. will bFeAk up this week.
An Eastern Star Lodge, with thirty
charter members, = ~ Oe orgauizod al
Bedding.
The dates for this years Detroit ex-
position aill b. from Aug. % 10 Sept.
inclusive.
Tue twelfth annual convention OF the
Bern II County Sunday School assocla-
ton is a 81 ssion al Benton ila;A r.
Grand Haven Nil vote al TIE sprng
election on the 9as slion OF a franchise
for -. Louis parties Tor electric gats-
Kalamazoo property owners are
alarmed al inaa quate water supply
and demand that new wells be sunk at
once.
Mrs. James Lantis. of ionia. was
found dead III an clubhouse near her
residence Tuesday. sAc WAS subject 10
epi.eptc hts.
Sometime ago Mrs. Charles Stone, OF
Portland, fell AMI broke her lett arm.
The other day she fell again and broke
her right arm.
Mrs. Norah Ferguson. living with her
parents. AT Cadillac, attempted suede
Tuesday 10y taking carbolic acid. She
Will PROBABLY recover.
Mrs. William Shearer has Just been
appointed Administrative OF the estate
OF her husband. who mysterously dis
appeared Elk years ago.
The 3-year-old son of John Ettinger.
! of Shepherd, ate good sized luncheon
composed OF stryehnine Monday. A
doctor pumped L up and saved the
! boy.
William Robertson, an irate husband,
overlook his clipping wife and her par
/ amour at Bay City Tuesday. All the
parties live IN Caro-. The culprlts are
| IN jail.
Allegan Journal: S;ay-at-home Re-
publicans, who do not attend the efec-
/ ton IN April, will thereby approve the
Democratic theft of two State Senators
last week. Silence gives consent.
Warren Alkens, of Sullivan, has
| brought suit 10 recover 200 damages
from William Kennron and Joseph
Whitmure. The suit il the outcome of
a boisterous charvari from the effects
of which Mrs. AIkens is seriously Ill.
Ovid's business men want to bond the
| town for $40, 900. and giving 80 acres OF
land as a bonus TO an iron wheel man.
| ufacturer of Toledo rs An inducement
to locate there. The manufacturer
agrees to employ 800 of Ovid's w"-king
| men.
Marquette will have a grand charity
ball Easter Monday. Eighteen thousand
square feet of floor space will be re-
served for the dancers. q full hand and
one or two orchestras will furnish the
music, over 200 incadesccnt electric
| lights will illuminate the scene, and all
the preparations are being made on IA
grand scale.
Ypsilanti has decided 10 bond itself
| for Il sufficient sum TO erect three
story brick building 65xl2o feet. The
| new structure will be occupied by the
the Eagle Tannery Company. of White
| hall, who will move TO lpsiianti on
condition that they get the building
rent free. Ypsi is jubilant because the
new industry will bring forty families
with it.
Of "a
pioneers, died at his residence at Ell
bridge Monday morning, ut tie age of
| 63. His funeral viii be held at Hart on
Thursday, at 2 p. m. under the auspices
! of the Masons. Mr.. Sayles was widely
known and highly esteemed. He came
| to tins county in 1859 as an Indian
trader, and later he and his wife, who
survives him, were employed 10y the
Government as traders among the
Indians. lie was at one tia,e sheriff Of
this, Oceana. county, and has held va
rious other county Offices. or late
years he has been quite extensively IN
terested in the lumber business with the
late Julius Houseman. Honest and
honorable in all his dealings, hospita.
BILE and generous To a fault, he lived
and died without known enemy in
the world.
Michigan pensions: original-Eu-
gene Bedo navy, John III. Pitman
| navy, Frederick Widen, Milton J.
Jacques. Isadore Deroache, Walter j..
Despier, John Doscnbury, sylvester
Erskine, Mortimer w. Jeffers, Robert
Il. Braham, Seth b. Frist,lo. John Bcne-
dict, Leander Ballard. Joseph Broun-
stetter, Riley Hicks, Benjamin Adalt,
| Thomas r. Cooper, Henry 5.
Arthur. Jacob CsrrIs, john III. Hunt,
George Hope. George W. Blggs. Dewitt
| c. Benjamin. Meiancthon O. Bush. Adj
ditional--John q. Moore. William IL.
| H. Helms, Walter J. Despler. kestora-
ton and Incrcase-Fr Franklin Alfred.
DEMONSTRATORS J. Myers, sylvester
| Moore. Zeph LETTERS. Reissue-Joscph
Thompson, Lewis Il. Rice. Ressne and
| rncrease-CharIcs y. Roe. Original.
| widows. etc.-Mlnors OF Washington
Teachout: Dora H.. widow of John
Bosenhark. Martha Harrison, former
widow of Washington Teachout, Mar.
tha A., widow OF LucIen III. Dayton:
Mary Ann, widow of Michael Dorsey;
Maria, widow of John II Benedict;
| Nancy r., widow OF Rnitallcs Loher.
Nericau urvivors-Jcsrph l.. James.
| Levi shumf0sy. Villa r.. II. Turner.
FLOYD DAVIS, Charles I. i5enDet, Curtis
lC. Meta Henry o. ward. Harvey
| Francisco. Charles Hutchinson, George
NJ. Conkln. Isaac WELDON. james
Donaldson, Peter Shuier. William NJ.
Corey, Thomas Pittam. James NJ. Pal.
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