Telegram-herald., 1891-02-07
TOWN TOPICS.

cftcNtlu sAatiuS ~ Eouttaiu street
rink tonight.
Born, 10 Mr.and Mrs. c. s. Smith, 10
Wendam-ave., rine-pound girl.
We show proofs and allow a RESTING
with our s. Cabinets. Wykes', S5 Mon
roe-st.
The West Michigan Farmers' Club
will hold It's next meeting at 2 O'Clock
next Tuesday afternoon.
The Board of Trade yesterday re-
ported ten cars of wheat, two OF corn,
two OF flour and one OF hay.
Charles p. Kellogg Il Company. yes
terday began a suit against Meigs &
Peters to recover about 5000.
There will be . special meeting of
Lilly Lodge, X. r., tonight, Saturday
by order Of chancellor commander.
A divorce suit was begun in the Su-
perior court yesterday. Ida Hall asks
separation from her husband, Albert
Hall.
Ed. wellman will preach for the s.
u. Adventists on Saturday, at 10 .. m.
at Good Templars Hall, McMullen
Block.
A bashful young man of 20, and .
blooming, rosy lass of 81. were licensed
to marry, by County Clerk Harvey
yesterday.
III. j. Hollister, member of the
managing board of the Coldwater
school, Is attending the investigation of
affairs of that Institution.
You can hear the finest music in this
part of the West. every Sunday after
noon, at North Park, by Wurzburg &
Bronson's military band, eighteen
pieces.
Mrs. Doane. who lives on Ellsworth
ave-, in the rear Of the street car barns,
is In destitute circumstances. Her hus-
band has deserted her and sheis greatly
in need Of help.
The social dancing party given under
the auspices of Lilly Lodge, X. p, at
Stanahan Hall, last evening, was at
tended by l50 couple and royal even
ing of pleasure resulted.
The retail grocers held a secret meet
ing on Thurday evening. All report
ers and yeast men were carefully cx-
cluded but the purpose of the meeting
was to declare war upon theretail yeast
peddlcrs.
Capt. Lambert, of the Innes Rifles,
has issued an order directing that here
after the company have squad drills
every Friday evening. Every alternate
Friday evening instructions will be
gwen IN guard duty.
The Brakesmcn's Union gave q fine
party at Simmons Hall, corner OF
fIfth-ave. and South DivIsion-st., last
evening. there being an attendance of
ls5 couple. The best of order was
maintained and the enjoyment of all
present was intense.
Fremont Thompson, treasurer of the
township of CORTLAND, yesterday re-
turned his assessment roll and settled
in full with the county treasurer. The
amount OF the balance was S23f.0l.
Tire township of Lowell paid in 5000.
Hon. \. T.. ahev. of Kalamazoo. Sec
retarf OF the State Sportsmen's AsSocia-
ton, IS IN the city conferriug with
President Holmes preliminary to- gong
to Lansing on y legislative mission to
secure desired changes IN the game
law.
The examination of James Lewis,
charged with emhezziement. occupied
the attention OF Justice Westfall all
dav Yesterday. Lewis mother-in-law
charges him with crookedness while
acting in the capacity of her agent.
The examination Will be resumed next
Tuesday.
GeoIge Narhns and trgilus Granmus,
two Greeks, who have been connected
IN the candy business, had little dIffi-
Guilty in dividing the profits OF their
business and brought tne matter before
Justice Hydern for settlement. The
case was on trial yesterday and resulted
IN disagreement of the jury.
The lecture upon the Passion Play to
he given by Mrs. Edna Chaffee Noble
Will be worth hearing. "a Mrs. Noble
attended the play last summer and she
Is well shle Co describe IL At Hart
mans Recital Hall tFountain-st. en-
traucel. Tuesday and Wednesday,
February 10. Tickets fifty cents.
81 Marks Church sunday school. ~ 20
m . service sad sermon. n a. - ID sunday
school p. m. service and sermon. .. n
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