Telegram-herald., 1891-01-17
TOWN TOPICS.

"'to itSN - ssso aeSissSi . oAhSo coeS4-
day.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. John F. O'Don-
nell, yesterday, son weighing four
teen pounds.
The First Reformed Church edifice is
being converted into . livery stable for
the use OF Gill 4 Greenley.
The Board Of Trade reports the fol-
lowing receipts yesterday: Wheat, 8
cars; corn, 5 cars; Hour and hay each.
The county treasurer yesterday re-
ceived $4,000, county and State taxes
from the collector OF the Seventh ward.
Henry Gerber had 1T last evening
on East Bridge-st.. and Was taken to
sc. Marks Hospital in the city ambul-
ance.
Gen. VIM. p. Innes will 20 to Detroit
Monday, TO attend the meeting of the
Grand Chapter Of the Royal Arch
Nasons.
The United States engineers Office
force is engaged in making limited sur
veys and taking observations OF Grand
river's currents.
wurzburg's superb band will give .
concert at the North Park pavilion on
Sunday afternoon for the entertain
ment of oil visitors.
The Acme Cigar and Tobacco Com
pany has appealed it, suit against
Wesley Sweet TO the circuit court from
Justice Browns court.
There will be fifty-three Thursdays
during the present year of 1891, an in
terestlng fact, ~ It does not occur
again until the year zoos.
A large number of new commune
cants will be baptised at the Fountain
street Baptist Church next Sunday
evening. There are fourteen candi-
dates.
Judge Burch has made an order ap-
pointing Frank III. Lyman, as next
best friend of Alice E. Lapham in her
suit for . divorce from VIM. III. lap
ham.
Judge Burch yesterday dissolved the
marital relation heretofore existing
between William Doedema and Anna
J. Doedema upon the prayer of the
husband.
Joseph Mckee, of Lowell, had q
hearing before Justice Westfall yester-
day on . charge of concealing the view
of his bar by placing obstruction in the
line Of vision.
The athletic program prepared for
the Owsshtauong entertainment this
evening is of unusual excellence, and
those who attend can not fail to be
highly entertained.
A Lowell justice Of the peace SEN
fenced to Jail for thirty days each yes
terday, two boys named Guy Forward
and Weston Halt They had stolen
robe from farmer.
The cloth materials left over from
the Masonic fair, are being manufac-
tured into quilts, lambrequins, ETC., by
the Masonic Aid Society. They will be
presented to the home.
Fully two hundred and fifty ladiesa and
gentlemen attended Miss Gala Travis
dancing school ut Hibernian Hall last
evening. Delightful music was fur
nished for the dancers.
Hon. W. 3. Linton, the valiant SagI-
nawian who went down under the tidal
wave "a candidate for Lieutenant-Gov-
eruor on the Republican ticket last
fail. was in the city yesterday.
Foreclosure proceedings were yes.er-
day commenced by David J. Deem VS..
George ID. Jewett et al, to recover the
amount OF certain mortgage for $50
ON land in Grand Rapids township.
The county poor superintendent
have received the quarterly bills for
the maintenance of county patients IN
the Kalamazoo asylum. There are
thirty-eight patients and the bill is
1861.
There has been . decline of half a
cent pound on white lead, the result
of the recent reduction of the same
amount per pound in the price of pig
lead. Window glass has also been re-
duced 5 per cent.
Preparatory to the erection OK the
new teu-story block, TO he erected on
the corner Of Ottawa and Pearl-sts.. 4
committee of the Michigan Trust Com
psny is now IN Chicago looking over
plans and getting new IDEAS
The new cable for the South End
lIne 10 delayed IN transit BY the break
ing down of the car upon which il is
loaded. Meanwhile the South End
cable uow IN use, n quietly delaying
exs<persssd passengers Ut frequent in
tervsls by swapping N twain.
information from G. III. vsnHcrn,
formerly resident of this city, now Of
Hurley, Wis, states that recently his
three little children wandered of into
the woods. being lost for two days.
When found by the searching party
they were well nigh famished.
The gray steed which hAA long and
faithfully served Humane Agent Ken
nedv. slipped and fell hrosdade on the
treaehercus Mon-oe-st. pavement yes-
terisv. The heart of the owner pAlps-
tated with qulcksned sympathy fer the
brute as the ieerinE crowd thickensd.