Telegram-herald., 1891-09-04
BREAKFAST BREvITIES.


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BREAKFAST BREVITIES.
The excursion train to Petoskey last
evening carried 700 passenger
swstland wants 100 waitefs for biz
barbecue and clam bake; apply on
Thursday and Friday.
Ernest r. LaDow and Anna Enxor, Of
Wellington. Ohio, were married yestsr-
day by Justice Hydorn.
The funeral OF Mrs. Tennis will bts
held from 81 NAry's Church at s
O'Clock saturday morning.
There viii be . great crowd =: the
swetlsnd's big Kentucky barbecue.
The Burns Club Will celebrate Labor
Day ~ Reeds Lake with Scottish
games. All Scotchmen are invited.
The blind bicycle run that Was to
have been held today has been indeti-
nently postponed on account OF bad
reads.
James Curtis has the contract for
the brick work OF the Grand Rapids
Veneer werks new factory on the
West Side.
Resoreers are returning from the
north in large numbers on every train.
There were five sleepers attached TO one
tram last night.
The Fox battery win give their 6rst
annual entertainment next week Fri
day evening. sept. IL, at the corner Of
Lyon and Ottava-sts.
There will b lawn social this even-
ing ct the residence of Mrs. Charles
Fox 263 Fourth-st-, for the benefit OF
The pastor Of the NJ. E. church
Aaron Bennett and James Fin6later
are mentioned ss candidates for the
board OF education from the Sixth
ward TO succeed Trustee H. ]. Felker.
The Stsen-Zanzic company will give
q private entertainment in the parlors
Of the Owashtanong Club, Saturday
night, consisting OF mind reading.
magic. etc.
The marketmen have agreed to Close
labor day, Monday, Sept. 2, at 10
O'Clock and at q special meeting 1t
was agreed that all would join IN the
celebration at Ottawa Beach.
At the quarterly conference Of the
Plsinfield-ave. III. E. Church it was
voted unanimously to AJAX for the re-
turn of Rev. w. {. Frye "a pastor Of
that church for the ensuing year.
The Ames u. E. Church picnicked at
North Park yesterday. In the evening
the North Park Summer Social Club
gave . very successful party which was
enjoyed by about seventy couples.
Tns barn of William Bsteman Was
burned by lightning. Wednesday night,
destroying 600 bushels of wheat, live
stock and agricultural implements.
amounting to $500. No insurance.
James H. Richards, . farmer 81 years
old, residing In Nelson township and
Cora Smith whose age 10 %, were
bound with the strong ties of matri.
mony yesterday by Justice Hydorn.
The state convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Will be
held in Owosso, Sept to IL. II will
be the largest attended and most sue
cessful convention ever held beyond .
doubt.
Members Of the Builders and Traderl
exchange have been asked to offer pro-
SEX urch guild room and rectory," 10
be built ia Muskegon; bids will close
Sept. 9.
L.w. Dickerson. Of the Reeds Lake
Electric Road, went North, yesterday,
Tor q fishing trip on the Mauistee. He
says that Qualey d Qualsy will be on
hand next week 70 commence work on
The road.
Deputy Sheriff Falles arrived in the
city yesterday from Belding. and took
pack with him . horse which had been
left IN . pasture near the city in place
Of another. The animal Was property
identified.
While splitting kindling wood Wed
nesdsy evening httle Henry Goesett
LIVING in south Grand Rapids. Wal
burned quite badly and stunned fol
the moment. lightning striking me axs
winch he held In his hand.
A telegram has been received from
l.. q. Pruyin, By the inmates OF BIZ
once. stating that Mrs. Provin had
broken her leg while exploring the
beauties Of Yellowstone Park Further
particulars were not given.
John II. Poisson has fsled his declara
ton in the circuit court against Michael
q. Mccarthy, IN the suit brought to re-
cover $50 damages, resulting from
collision between the "Besknap" and
"Flofence" 81 Reeds Lake on Angus, Q,
What is probably . clue to the men
Who robhed the hardware store in
Cedar Springs lsst saturday vac fouud
in Allssan county yesterday Three
feglows uere seen ia Dorr township q
Tuesday Who we're trying 70 dispose of
some Jack knives.