Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10
TOWN TOPICS

Fred c. Temple goes 10 Bentoo Har-
Dor this morning on business.
Cowan Lodge X. OF p. viii install
officers next Iuesday evening.
Fifty-two real estate transfers were
recorded with the register yesterday.
The collector Of the Township OF
Scion remitted $1,000 10 the county
treasurer yesterday.
Laban r. Reeves and Frank 4. Croft
ton yesterday filed their affidavits Of
prscticing physicians.
The Board of Trade reports receipts
as follows: Eight cars Of wheat, i've Of
hay, and one OF corn.
City hall folk had TO walk up and
down stairs yesterday. The elevator
WAS laid on for repairs.
Albert Betterly. Sparta. yesterday
filed his oath Of ONCE IS deputy sheriff
In the county clerks ONCE.
ID. A. Blodgett 10 wearing . valuable
JuerRenson repeating watch, . New
Years gift from his son and daughter.
The Swedish society will give . pri-
vate ball ct their hall. corner of West
Div:siou and Bowery-sts., this evening.
In compliance with the provisions of
her will the remains of Emma Abbott
will be taken TO Detroit for cremation
today.
Secretary Stein, OF the Board of
Education, has badges for the school
jAuitors who are invested with police
authority
Postmaster Briggs has made the drug
store Of Abram sanford. l4S West Full
ton-st., . regular United States sub
stamp Office.
Two burial permits were issued yes
terday: Frederick DeYoung, 545 North
Prospectst., and Anna GrOotemaat,
township Of Grand Rapids.
The Old National Bank has begun
trcspass proceedings by capias against
Frank Maybee in the circuit court. The
action grows out Of the late forgery.
Miss May Hydorn, daughter of Judge
Hydorn, who has been Ill with scarlet
fever for the last week is slowly recoy-
erlng at her fathers residence ON Mt.
Vernon-st.
The trial Of the replevin case of
Louisa Johnson against Joseph p. Dyer
was begun in Judge Burch's court. The
case grows out Of the recent Arcade
saloon war.
Beebe & Bailey fled . chattel mort
gage with the city clerk yesterday for
1873 running 70 N. F. Avery. The
mortgage covers their stock Of pictures
and picture frames.
Edward G.. Fisher and Cornelius J.
Van Holteren have gwen . chattle
mortgage to VIM. A. Clark in the sum
of $3.50, covering the goods and chat
tells 1t 81 South Bivision-st.
The Alumni of Sigma Phi of the
Michigan University will hold their
annual banquet in Detroit on the 10th
of February. There are about dozen
members Of the society living in this
city.
Charles j. Rice, of Kent City; Edwin
+. Beaver, of Caledonia, George v.
Mcconnell. of Rockford; Traitor H..
Pond, David A. Cowell and Thomas +.
Walsh, city, have been qualified as
deputy sheriff.
William Hayden and John Keefe,
delegates of the local Brick Layers
aad Mssons' Union, left Yesterday for
Toronto, Ont, to be present at the
twenty fifth animal International con-
yention OF brick layers and masons.
The testimony in the case of Elizabeth
4. Sherwood vs.. the Z. 4 w. NJ. R'y
was concluded yesterday afternoon,
and the lawyers proceeded to expose
the weaknesses OF each others side to
the jury. Judge Grove will deliver his
charge this morning.
The annual session of the Grand
N rss4.r - T. -. \
held in this city on March Is, and a
meeting of the local Grand Lodge
representatives. will be held on Sunday
afternoon, at o'clock, to make ar
rsngements for the meeting.
The forty-second convention of the
GrSnd Chapter of Royal Arch Mssons
will he held in Detroit, commencing
January 20. and the grand high priest
has designated the Wayne Hotel as his
headquarters, and that of the standing
committees during the session.
The next meeting of the West Michi-
gan Farmers Club, will be held at the
supervisors room, Tuesday, January
Il, 1T l:39 .. M Subject, "Is there
any Special Legislation Needed TO Pro-
tecs the Farmers Interests, and Whats'
Don't freeze up now. farmers, but thaw
out and let your needs be known. A.
w. slsyton. secretary.
The Cornersville Furniture manu-
featuring company. Of Cornersville.
Ind, seems to have an exclusive mono
poly IN one line of furn;t ure. for the
fact that they are exhibiting goods
made from walnut. oak and cherry,
which ~ worked up into the latest de-
signs of the day. +. B. Caldwell il
looking after the company's interests
here. aud judging from appearances
around the exhibition rooms in the
Hartman block. he has his hands full
f.,<,Esr<y after s.nafor,ors