Telegram-herald., 1891-01-07

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ineluslIvs.
Alses shook. Of Pontiac. vas found
dead ~ hss horne Monday. She vas "a
ysars old.
Mrs.. ph,lo Price, 81 Jsskson. picked
several tins pansles from her garden
New Years day.
An uaknSwn man Vas drowned while
stssmptlng 70 eross from EAst Lake 70
Nsnist<e AoadAy.
Marion Darling, . is-yeAr-old boy OF
Np~slanti. went hunting, ignsted some
Io~dsr and loss an eye.
J. y. nAtehslder. VICE q. Abrams. re-
moved. hAs been appointed postmaster
~ Former. Lake county.
Lawrence Crowley. . lo-year-old boy,
was drowned willis skating on NAnistee
Lake Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Sneehy, = resident OF Sag
nav for the past 20 years, died there
Aouday. she Mas w yeOs old.
Corn cob pipes are being sent 20 Eng
nd from lonia. A corn cob pipe - .
svelty IN the Queens IsIands
The two-year Old child OF Mrs. Dean.
Bay City, drank half an ounce OF
arbolie acid Monday. IL Will die.
A 7-foot vein OF coal has been dIseov-
cred l2o feet fellow the surface or the
ground At freeland, near Saginaw.
A babe recently born to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Stafkweatner OF Marine City
weighed only two pounds and half.
James Black was struck in the head
with an az welded by female en-
ployee of the Hotel Cadillac, Monday.
Clare wheelock, OF Allegsn. went
hunting Sunday and his gun exploited
fnjurng him seriously IL the face and
leg.
Lansing has Jack-the -Hugger. He
embraced four Iacies on Michigan-ave.
Saturday night, then opened his arms
for more.
Rev. Elbridgc w. White has resigned
the pastorate of the Baptist Church At
Jackson. Iil.healtn and overw0rk are
reasons assigned.
2 he will of the late DIR. Stebbins, Of
49, >EovS 40 - ~
bat left out granddaughter wants y
hare OF the property.
Four ventusesome robins are spend
ing the winter in an Adrian orchard.
They evidently do not think il worth
while to take the long southern trip.
North Manitou island potatoes are
becoming noted Tor their excellence.
Several st. Louis, Cincinnati and Chi
cago Trina laid in their winter supply
from there this season.
Within q short time two children of
the family of policeman Thompson, of
Detroit, have died from dIphthena. At
the Last death the mothers mind gave
way and she 10 now hopelessly insane.
Miss Fannie l.. Edgerton, Of 26
Adams-ave. west. has sent her check
for 81 900 to DIR. Hal G. Wyman, presi-
dent OF the Michigan College Of Medi-
cine. to be used for the benefit of the
sick poor in connection with the Emer-
gency hospital.-Detroit Journal.
Michigan is becoming . great poultry
raising State as well as being noted for
fine cattle, horses, sheep and hogs.
Hundreds of tons of poultry are shipped
annually from the State to the New
York and Boston markets, and the
shipping Of eggs is also very large
business.
Charles Maskle, of Detroit, monkeyed
with two colored damsels. When
Charles searched himself afterward to
discover what he had lost aside from
his virtue, he found that SIS in gold and
two promissory notes for $65 were miss
ing. Then he got mad and had the
girls arrested.
Buchanan is about to dam the St.
Joseph river for manufacturing pur-
poses. Il has been found by surveys
that fall of ten feet can be secured
with the overflow of only forty acres OF
ground. and al expenditure of $4,000.
The citizens have enthusiastically de-
termined to raise that amount.
Joseph Prunier, of Saginaw, has be-
gun suit for $50. 900 for false imprison-
inent and defamation of character.
Prunier had been arrested and i'm
prlsoned oa charge of enlbezzlement
preferred By the Adams Home Furnish
Irg Co. the case was dropped, but ali
was not over where twas dropped.
Charles Eastman, of Albion, Mich,
for several years travelling salesman for
the Joliet Enterprise Co., of Joliet, H.,
has resigned his situation aud accepted
position with VIM. Harrison, of the
Harrison Wagon Works. as manager of
his branch house at Kansas City. He is
now in the city stopping With his friend,
John NJ. Pratt, Jr.
X. c. Sessions has returned from his
visit with friends in Oakland county.
On Christmas day there was . reunion
OF tho family at the residence of Orrin
Burch, near Walled Lake. attended by
some forty Of his relatives. but three of
his generation were present, his two
sisters. Mrs Noe and Mrs. Cromwell
Bowen, besides himself. re was the
thirtieth annual gathering OF the de-
scendsnts Of his fathers family.
A new carpet sweeper company has
been organized at Bslding 10 msnufsc-
ture the Perry sweeper. The stock
holders are r. III. Perry. the patentee:
H. p. whipple, of Belding; A. n. Beld-
ing, OF Rockville, CT; and NJ. NJ. Beld-
ing, OF New York City. A building
will be erected next spring. and the
plant viii De Put IN operation - soon
as posslble. This will be the sixth of
Belongs great manufacturing inssitu-