Telegram-herald., 1891-01-03
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Valley City Lodge l5T, l. o. o. f..
give pedro party this evening.
The January session of the Board of
Supervisors will convene next Monday.
Adrian johnson filed his oath of
ottice as deputy sheriff Yesterday after
noon.
Nine marriage certificates were re-
turned TO tho county clerks office
yesterday.
County Clerk Haryer has issued nine
notaries pubic certificates during the
last quarter.
The Board OF Trade reports today's
transactions rs follows: Receipts, four
cars wheat; one each OF corn, oats, hay
and hour.
III. w. stebbins was yesterday APP
pointed deputy county treasurer, and
took the oath OF oince. He 10 son of
the treasurer.
Patrick Carroll, who was injured on
"Wednesday last by fall on the side
walk. Was taken yesterday to the L. Il.
A, Home in the ambulance.
Ia Justice Browns court yesterday
the case of Sherwood G.. Bishop, re-
plevin. resulted in Judgment for the
plaintiff OF cents and costs.
Justice Hydorn was taken with
severe attack OF neuralgia, yesterday
morning, which necessltated . suspen-
sion OF business for the day.
City Treasury George X. Perry has
retired from the Wholesale grocery firm
OF Hawkins, Perry & Co., and the firm
hereafter will be Hawkins & Co.
A committee will be appointed at the
meeting of the Board OF Supervisors
To be held next week, TO purchase
furniture for the new court house.
The joint meeting Of the Committees
on Poor and on charter amendments
failed 10 get together last evening. A
quorum of neither committee showed
up.
The Board of Education meets this
evening. Action will lie taken on the
election of new librarian, and several
designations OF teachers will be acted
upon.
City tobacconists are taking inventor
les OF their stock 10 take advantage of
the 2-cent rebate on unbroken packages
amounting 10 over go pounds in
weight
Miss Gala Travis dancing school, ut
Hlbernian Hall, was largely attended
last evening. Next week the class
meets Thursday instead of Friday
evening.
Rial Macarthur has given up looking
for the wardenship OF Iona prison.
He says that Galusha Pennell, of st.
Johns, has the inside track for the APP
pointment-
Rev. w. J. Russell. of the Church of
Christ, breaches next sunday in kala-
fnazoo-exchsnging pulpits with Rev.
J. III. Hammond, who occupies his
pulpit in this city.
The circuit court jury will return
January g. The following cases, both
trespaSs ON the case, will be tried that
day: Sherwood VS.. c. " w. VI. by. Co.
and Morley VS.. {. &. W. VI. Ry. Co.
Ida A. TuttIc was adjudged insane
by the probate court yesterday, and
committed to the insane asylum at
Kalamazoo. she was taken to that
institution by supt. Henry Mitchell.
TIE newly elected officers OF the
Ainass b. Watson Relief Corps, no.
III, wero installed New Years ght toy
Commander ". +. Johnston. Refresh
nIeTts were served ny the ladies of the
Corps.
The county super,n,endents OF the
poor organized yesterday morning by
cle.tiug Supt. necch, secretary. Ed
WIZ {. Apsry. OF Caledonia, was yes
tegday appointed court messenger, for
Judge Groves court.
Certain township tressurers in North
err Michigan have been surprised by
RECEIVING checks from the G.. h. & I.
Railroad Company. thereby losing the
5 per cent. additional fees which they
are entitled TO after January |.
4 fine looking hound got in the
way OF an ottaws-st. cable car yester-
dsy afternoon, just in front of the
county clerks Office, and the wheels
tadiy laceTated his bind parts. 4
policeman was called and shot the
suffering brute.
Rev. A. b. Chalmers, of Columbus.
Ohio, Is IN the City visiting his brother.
superintendent Chalmers, OF the city
schools. tie IS filing the pulpit at Co
lumb1s. while his brother. Rev. Thomas
Chalmers. Is taxing = course of study
at Harvard aud an European trip.
Daring 1891 among the important
gatherings 30 DE held ia tins CITY will be
the Grand Lodge of Mssons, January
g. wnen the Masonic Home Will be
ded Gated. the state Sportmsn's Asso-
ciatlun, the International BARRIERS
Union, the Michigan Methodist Con-
ference, the state Travelling Mems As
socIsnon aud the state Building and
Loan Association.