Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-12
STATE NEWS.

scarlet fever aas Eeagpeared At Allie
gan.
Decatur viii have lodge Of K. o.
I. N.
Nuskegon Will celebrate German day
to-day.
The Mercy Hospital at Big Rapids is
crowded vita patients
BaagoTs onion crop viii harvest
tears and many doi.sFs-
The young ladies OF Reed City have
organized = literary club.
The Unitarian church bmIdlng, NJ
Msnistee, Is offered for sale.
A training school for teachers has
been established At Lexington.
The A0ntcaim county farmers al
lance numbers only 40 members.
Kalamazoo's city water supply Is said
10 De inadequate IN case OF large ire.
TIE Oeeanz Teachers ASSOCIATION
meets AZ Hart Oct. "a with tine pro-
gram.
NancelonA will vote on the propo-
sitlon ~ build 81, 900 water works To-
day.
A Freewill Baptist church has been
organized AZ Crystal with twenty mem
bera
The religious organization known as
the Crusaders has sncamped about
Reed City.
New counterfeit S. bills have been
put ia circulation in Manlstlque and
neighboring towns
III. Ruonawuara has been appointed
postmaster at Craig, Houghton county,
wee j. Hail removed
The platforms around the new Mlchi-
gan Central depot at Niles will be con-
strueted OF Portland cement.
Thomas Aulls, farmer living near
Charlotte, dropped dead Friday while
working on a hay stack. Apoplexy.
There Will DC a reuaion Of Company
G.. Third Regiment Michigan Cavalry,
al Whitmorc Lake, Thursday, Novem-
Der ).
The remnants of Ottawa and Chippe-
va Indians living in Oceana county
bave Eed claims IN the probate court
a. Hart tor back pay.
James Lake. a gardener living near
stanton, has 2O.0 heads of icabbages
for saie this fall. many OF the heads
weighing l6pcunds each.
Health Officer Duhield, of Detroit,
was tramped on by ms horse and re-
ceiyed serious injury Friday. His leg
was broken and there were other pain
ful bruises.
Burglars are abroad at Battle Creek
and Arthur Richards has been arrested
inside of a stolen overcoat. The coat
was identified by James ID. Maloney
locomotive engineer.
The Saginaw board OF water commits
sioners viii Try subterranean source
for water supply for the west side be-
fore anv action - taken in expanding
100000 for Tittabawassee river water.
Every time Carson City school boy
Is found guilty OF swearing he Is COM
PEELED TO commit \ verse of the Bible
for every time he is found guilty. The
teacher selects verses that bear on
swearing.
Rev. J. w. Arney will open his cam
paign in the Saranac NJ. l.. church the
first of next month aud he expects TO
put in 81 full winter and go TO the next
conference with better report than he
did last fall.
A statement prepared at the pension
Office shows that the total number of
PENSIONS granted during the menth of
September was q ,6ii on which the first
payments aggregated s4.07S, 40. The
average tirst payment IN each case was
$li7.32.
Oracle Cook, waitress IN an Ionia res
taurant, committed suicide by taking
morphine. She had been despondeot
snce the death of her lover, Fred But
Ter, who committed suicide last sum-
mer, and had often threatened self
destruction.
Piank's Tavern at st. Joe will be dis
pOsed of at receivers sale October 18th,
Tor the benefit Of creditors. 1t 10
thought that the railroad company
may possibly bid in the properly, in
which event Mr.. Plank expects to con-
tnue IS manager. The Tavern has
not been az successful as was hoped for
and It is doubtful whether 1T will ever
pay in its present location.
PENSIONS granted Michigan appli-
cauts: Origlnsi-Marquis $. sage, Louis
Winget, Harvey A. Longworthy, Daniel
l.. Reynolds, Frank l.. Wheeler. Charles
Hecox, Alonzo Vangilder, Thomas NJ.
Hill, Nathan swisher, Sylverter Wiser,
franklin A. Wbitmore. Additional
John Henres. Peter Poutney. Robert L..
benjamin. George III. Remington
George A. Wells. Joseph N. Clark,
Ephrsm j. Pnndel, Walter Abbey,
Mark Hearn, Charles III. Inthill. Charles
Griffin, job n Wilcox, Joseph Bus
chey. Augustus sink, John DoolittIe,
LOUIS McClurg, William Johnson, Al
phevs W. Hardy. Charles II. Hubbell.
Incresse-william W. Crittenden. Asa
A. Niver. William r. Breakey, Henry
Haskell, James v. McMannls, Frede-
rick klechner, Robert III: Morton, Platt
II. Lockwood, Frederick A. STOW, Peter
Schail, Augustus Niddlebrook. Refs
sue-orviIle u. Lewis, samuel l.. Par
sons. Reissue aud ncreased-Frsncis
PARE. Original. widows, etc.-Caro-
line Beach, Mary L. Van Ripper, kezia
Benn.