Telegram-herald., 1891-07-02
BREAKFAST BREvITIES.

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Take supper at sweetIand's. the lake.
Go to the races by the Michigan
Central.
George Collins is visiting his family
ct Jackson.
II you would be well dressed, patron
he Gardiner & Baxter.
The new bar and fixtures for Sweets
Hotel were unpacked yesterday.
Roeema & Co. have been awarded the
contract to build the East Grand Rap
ids school house for 81 ,5SS.
Nathan Nourse has decided part OF
lot q, on Colt Il Curtis plat. 10 William
III. Brobst, for consideration OF $500.
For Michigan Central time table for
the races, see sixth page.
Custer Guards will hold their final
drill meeting this evening. and will go
10 Muskegon TO compete for the prize,
July 4.
The Evening Leader will give the
newsboys of the city complimentary
excursion TO Ottawa Beach. Tuesday
July IL.
Bids are asked for from the Builders
and Traders Exchange for building the
west wall Of the State prison at Jack
son. Bids close July q.
English twill in all the new shapes in
neckwear at Gardiner h Bakers.
The ladies of the Progressive Spirit
ualists Society meet IN Elk's Hall At 3
p. m. today. Fact meeting in the even
ing at o. clock. Seats free.
Take supper at Sweetland's, the lake.
A petition filed in the superior court
yesterday for the opening of Livings-
ton-st. around the city reservoir and
summons TetuMable July 20 was is
sued.
Five tough boys were arrested on
complaint of Sarah NJ. Chaplain for
repeatedly calling her vile names. The
same boys have been arrested before
for . similar offense.
The switch points which were stolen
from the street railway company dur
ing the strike were found in the river
yesterday nv boys in swimming near
the d., G. II. & NJ. bridge.
The G. r. & /. local freight depart
ment, on Ionia-st., will close on the 4th.
but the warehouse on East Fulton-st.,
will be open until o'clock for the de-
livery Of perishable freight.
Geo. {. Rhodes Was arrested for
violation of the Internal revenue law
for selling liquor without license at
Mendon. Eaton County. He - >jn the
county jail rs United States prisoner.
Take supper ut Sweetland's, the lake,
The "Free Indian Show" on the cor
ner OF South Diyislon-st. and Seventh
L. Df l.
every night, but as yet the sale of In
dian medicines seems to be quite linn
tied.
Lee Matice, the Grattan Center bur-
glar, waived examination before Justice
Hydorn yesterday, and was put in
"hock" for want of $500 bail for his
appearance at the circuit court for
trial.
Justice Dewolf has filed q bond on
appeal from his court to the circuit IN
the case of Lsmmert Smither against
John w. Ten Haaf. The defendant
appeals from . judgment Of $50 and
costs.
Irving WEIGH, one Of the beet fellows
who ever mixed drink and one OF the
most capable bartenders in the state,
goes to Piqus. Ohio. with Landlord
Johnson, who says he can't do business
without Irving.
The Sabbath-school of the South Con-
gregational Church are making ar
rangements to hold their annual picnic
at North Park next Tuesday. A pro-
gram of games, races, ETC.. Will add TO
the pleasures of the occasion.
The sunny Side Hotel" is now a
legal dispenser of the ardent. George
W. Tuebs took out q $500 permit yes
terday for that ranch" II. y. Pulver
paid $3.50 for license to sell beer at the
grand stand at the new fair grounds.
Malta Castle. No 3. X. O., has elected
officers as follows: Noble chief, Leon
ard Musterdyke; vice chief, James X i.
Bently; sir herald, James A. Colby;
high priest, Martin Meyer. venerable
hermit. III. c. Haines; trustee, Daniel
Nandermeulen.
The Sundsy-schools of the Methodist
and Disciple Churches. of Ionia. held a
union picnic AZ North Park yesterday.
Nine coaches came in over the d., G..
II. h NJ. bringing 70oexcursionists, who
say they spent very pleasant day at
that pleasant resort
Judge Severens. United States Mar
shaI Clarke, United States District At
,orney Palmer, and the clerk of the
district court will 90 20 Marquette.
July n, 10 hold term Of court in the
northern division of the district. The
term will last about two weeks.
Thursday night will be busy one
in the council committee rooms The
committee on lamps will struggle with
the question Of lighting the city for the
next three years and a. the contract
will be a valuable one the struggle be-
tween the various bidders 10 apt 10 be
prolonged.
p. H. TsyIor. OF Ionia, was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Taylor has been
for many years an honored member Of
the Masonic fraternity and 70 . poetic
writer Of no little ability. He bad with
hun Yesterday an Anti Nssonic slrnsn-
&C for 1881. by Edward GIedins, con-
tanning matters Of history in relation TO
the Morgan excitement
Henry Nihlman Was locked up in she
county lssi Yesterday on BODY execr-
ton. Sihlman vas arrested some t,m-
ago for selling a poker which vas dis-
sased and fined FOR the offense. he
did NOT give back the price Of the pig
which ne disposed Of. or pay bis fine.
Consequently he viii reside At the
county bsstiIs until be feels disposed TO
settle up.