Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-04

Aaneelona . shipping potatoes
Portland Is reaching oas Tor . paper
mil.
Fifteen Edison electric are Lghts viii
hereafter hight Leslie.
Reed City had . Temple Of Fame en-
tertalnment last night
The Menomlaee - running between
Chicago and Muskegoa.
Allegan County Educational CUB
meets al Nayland, April A.
The Cheboygan Lumber Companys
mil Will start up next week.
Superintendent c. T. Smith will retire
from the schooleratt schools
State Teachers Institute for Lake
county at Luther, April o-lo.
George wiesinger. weil-known drug
gisi OF Adrian, died Thursday.
Ludlngton has 1900 pupils in the city
schools and thlrsy-nlne teachers.
The steamer Puritan 10 making regu-
lar trips between Chicago and 81. Joe.
John Raskie, of Luther, had both
legs broken by rolling log. Thursday.
Margaret j. Taylor has been nomin-
ated for member of the school board a.
Lapeer.
Harmer Bros. art gallery at Cope
mlsh went up IN smoke on "Wednesday.
Loss $1,000.
Three million whitefish were planted
at Msnlstee the other day, by the State
Fish COMMISSION.
Curtis I. Dodge. proprietor OF the
Centennial mills AT Lapcer, died OF Ia
grippe Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. Dean and Miss Lillian Dean,
of South Haven, are the guests of Mrs.
5. A. Morley, otfourth-ave.
Henry Myer, an old man who lived
alone. was found dying ia his nome,
near Black Lake, Wednesday.
Forty three lake captains have
formed branch of the Marine Benevo-
lent Association ut Detroit.
There is water TO the depth of six
inches over the ice 1t Mackmaw. There
IS some open water TO the north.
Cows will not be permitted to occupy
the streets at Charlevoix this summer.
The resorters will be gwen first cnoice.
Harry Booth, hilarious Ann Arhor
student who shot George stoli, an cleo
trio car conductor, will be tried IN the
Gil cut court May 1.
John George With, farmer living
near West Bay City. was drowned i'll SIX
inches of water, IN muddy swail near
his house, Thursday.
The steamer Menominee of the Good
rich line, the first boat of the season, ar
rived at Grand Haven yesterday. She
will make regular trips from now on.
Will Bracelin, of Allegsn, found
recently slaughtered hen. Pity the hen
did not explain where she got 1t before
having her neck twisted OFT.
Copper products for March are as
follows: Calumet Il Hecla, 1923 tons,
1915 pounds; Atlantic, pa tons, ITO
pounds; Quincy, 500 tons. $50 pounds;
Franklin. ll9 tons, 1890 pounds; PENN
sula, so tons.
George Harris, of Vickeryville, while
at work IN a saw mill near Fenwlck,
fell across the saw and was Gu. in two.
His heart was thrown twenty-five feet.
1t was his first days work III the mill.
Presidential postmasters were yester-
day appointed IN Michigan as follows:
Mary +. Nicholson at Decatur, vice l..
A. Roberts, deceased; Alexander X.
Avery at Port Huron, vice William
Springer, removed.
According to the Grand Traverse
Herald there are 757 patients at the
asylum, and every ward is crowded, ex-
ira beds and cots being used. No more
patients can be taken, either male or
female, except as vacancies occur by
reason of death or improvement in
condition that will warrant the patient
being returned home.
Henry Sissons has skidded and hauled
to Bellalre this winter 100000 feet OF
maple and elm logs, for which he re-
ceived 1925. Out of this amount he
paid Tor cutting $40. He made four
trips day of two and one-haif miles.
Sixty thousand feet of the timber was
elm cut from fifteen acres and the re-
mainder, T., 900 feet. was maple taken
from ten acres. A pretty good winter
work for one man, one yoke Of oxen
| and twenty-five acres of land.