Telegram-herald., 1891-12-05

but oftcers have brought him hock 70
stand tEsal tor non-sup. ors-
II. j. Fishers general store as Hamll-
ton, ten miles soath OF Holland, burned
Friday night. Less $500 ao building
aod contents. Insurance small-
Henry Lash. . centensrsan, vas
found dead on the Eo,r of his cabiu
n~sr Adrian Thursday. His pet cat lay
eoF!sd up IN slumber on ms breast
Miss s4rsn Herrick. Miss Scott's as
slstAnt at the Industrial Home tor
Gsrls, nov occupies . position In the
University OF PspnsyivsniA hosp,tal -
bookkeeper.
The employee Of the Hsstinss post-
ofi1ce handle twenty-uino mails day,
and are sald 10 bs dong more work for
less pay than those OF any other ofics
In the state
One OF O;eana county's snccessful
fruit men las fine home. and the in
terest on the money he has loaned out
from his fruit products amounts 10
$3.50 per day.
A Newaygo county farmer claims to
nave successfully grated . tomato
vine on 10 potato vine and raised =
double crop, one from the tops and one
from the roots.
South Haven's fine brick Masonic
temple collapsed Thursday owing to
an imperfect foundation. III, build
ing was IN process of erection. 1t will
10 Immediately rebuilt.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. T. Gorton of Water
loo have Just celebrated their golden
wedding, with nifty hneal descendants
present. Tho Gortons trace their
geneology back to the Msyfiower.
The November products of the re-
parting copper mines are: Calumet 4
hecia. $40 tons. IL D pounds; Quincy.
600 tons. 1885 pounds; Franklin, 326
tons. 1885 pounds; Atlantic. POS tons;
Aliouez. lis tons; Peninsula, 1864
tons.
Miss Maud Parker, teacher in Rich
land township, near Saginaw, found it
necessary TO whip Johnnie Hart, al ob.
streperous ll-year-old boy. His parents
brought suit against the teacher, charg-
ing undue severity, but she WAS ac-
quilted.
After being out eleven hours the jury
IN the case Of Mrs. Julia +. Stewart
against the city of Kalamazoo brought
IN verdict of no cause OF action. The
lady wanted $1,000 for injuries alleged
TO have been received by falling on an
defective walk.
Geo. c. Thompson. the Montague
grocer who. with his.wife, was badly IN.
lured IN the Olin family excursion sev-
eral weeks ago, has returned home. He
is badly crippled. Mrs. Thompson
started on the return trip with him, but
became too tired to continue further.
80 was left with Mr.. Thompson's people
at Onstead, this state.
Michigan pensions granted: Original
Joel Cooley, David Conklin, Albert
Gould, William Q. Lee. Jackson s. Ball
George II. Deming. Joseph Diugherty,
Alex. Smith. Additon-Seneca W.
WinchelI, Birdsey Mccullough, Samuel
B. Garrison. Jay p. Burgess, Dennis
Birmingham. George T. Sinclair, Dan.
iel c. Cronk, George H. Osener, Rich.
ard Ryan, Alfred II. Bash. Increase
III. Walter Nichols, Benjamin S. Brooks,
William Mead, William G.. Triece,
Jacob p. Nay. Robert II. Carlisle, Phile-
tus Higgins. Samuel Cramer, William
J. Tracy, James Williams, George w.
Robinson, Henry Wright, James f.
Smith, Timothy Rowe, Adelbert Cooper.
Original, widows, etc.-Laura Preston
(mother). Louisa Minnis, Emma c.
Randall, Adeline Strong, Jane Merrill.
Ann Herrendeen. Sarah H. Place,
Mary S. Palmer (motherl, Sophia D.
Field.