Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19

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eoauiys L. T.
Gbs A4pie sugar sessoE las opened
21eFl fortAa4.
A saeeessfal NJ. L. revival is n pro
I gfess ~ Nsn -sfee.
Bancroft ll have miniature mard
gfss neAt Noadsy.
Ieeamseh h2s BOYS uand which
furnishes excellent nlGsle.
Cedar springs : determined 70 have
( truh canning aud esaporatlng factory
/ ishpemiRg cFanks w4ll play game Of
indoor baseball on roller skates soon.
+ IS. Charles Hopkins has started q
1 aew paper, The tsrsphic, al Carson CITY,
/ The ks.amazoo iail has been rehlted
and made more comfortable Tor rs Ia
Z mates.
+ The annual meeting OF the L. A. ".
will be held at DeEoit July 10, l.
and ls.
! T. J.. Page, OF Jackson, slipped ani
/ fell on the icy walk Tuesday. and
broke as arm.
Grand Haven school children Will
eaJoy Monday, the 2SI, for Washing
tons birthday.
There are twenty-six patieEts in the
I Saginaw hospital, every private room
/ beng occupied.
Tie seventeenth annual convention
I OF tie superlntendents OF the poor ls IN
session At Lansing
/ The proluct of the Calumet a Hecla
/ Stamp mills for the week ending Mon
day was 737 tons, 1880 pounds.
The Calhoun County Farmers Insti-
tute will be held at Battle Greek, FRI
day aud saturday, February 2l and o..
Miss Bernie Lord, OF Hancock, Wa.
stricken with paralysis while returning
| from L skating caTnlva! Saturday
digit.
Creed Galloway is under arrest at
Kalamazoo Tor whipping his wife.
Creed whips his wife often and severely
merely for recreation.
Muskegon ladies have formed n class
for physical culture. They practice at
the \. NJ. {. A. gymnasium, and are
developing wonderful muscle.
A Hudson farmer became enraged
because colt which lie was breaking
shed. He tied the unfortunate beast
to tree and beat one OF its eyes out.
If incorporated into one city, st.
Joseph and Benton Harbor want a new
name, one which Will not favor either,
but be equally acceptable TO both.
The Methodist church of Greenville
has decided to make n great effort to
get out of debt next Sunday, February
-. The society owes about Sli50.
The Albion Malleable Iron Works at
present employing $50 men, desire TO
enlarge their capacity and are holding
up one hand for bonus and a new
location.
Harry Gaa. the brutal wife-murderer,
has solved the problem of permanent
position. He will be fed, clothed and
cared for at Jackson for the remainder
Of his life.
Miss Hattie Sleeper, reporter on
the Port Huron Times, has been to
Canada and back by way of the new
st. Clair tunnel and has written very
interesting account of it.
Orley Niles, of Fenton, knocked
James Black down, kicked him into
nsenslblity, then threw him into a
shallow river and then fed. Black was
fished out and will recover.
The Decatur Celery Association will
leave no stone unturned to secure Hol-
land celery growers for that locality.
a. tract of several thousand acres of
swamp land will he devoted to the escu-
lent.
II. F. McFall, prominent and pros
porous young farmer living near Le-
land, has been bound over to the cir
cult court on charge of poisoning
| hot -.
nelghbor.
1t is rumored that Louis d. Sanborn,
of Saginaw, was seen about two weeks
ago on the street in Chicago, that he
had grown Z full beard and that parties
who knew him had conyersei with
mm, not knowing of his defalcatlon.
The Bay City y. VI. c. A. has asked
T. j. Searles, of Oneida, y. y, to be-
come their secretary. The young man
has occupied similar position with
the Oneida association during the past
three years and has given good satisfac-
ton.
Don't talk about enforcing prohibi-
tory law compelling full grown man
from indulging IN a social glass" once
in awhile, when you can't enforce a
compulsory school law enforcing a To-
year-old boy to attend school. Get the
loaiing boy out of tine street and make
man OF hlm.-Cedar Springs Clipper.
Mrs. ;. Isadore Miner. one OF the
brightest writers in the State. has been
rendered responsible position on the
Toledo Commercial. Mrs. Miner is n
regular contributor 10 Wide Awake, st.
Nicholas and other Eastern periodicals,
being versatile and entertaining
writer. She is corresponding secretary
of the Michigan Woman's Press Asso-
ciation. and should she accept the POST
ton offered her, will he greatly missed
throughout the state, Al presen, she
IS regularly connected with the Good
Health publication at Battle Creek.
The Baumgsrtners. mother and sou,
who were crushed in the market coll
lapse at Detroit, December 26. 1890.
have begun suits for damages. The
mother alleges that her left arm was
broken. that her shoulder was disio-
Gated, that she suffered many bruises
and great pain, and that che will never
fully recover the use OF both arms
She wants 5000. The son wants SIM
liar sun, for a fractured skull Iacerated
lungs and four wecks residence in \
local hospital. John e. BaumCartneT,
the father and husband, remained at
home; but his buggy vas smashed, the
harness and other articles ruined, and
he has lost the servers Of his wife and
son. lie asks for 1922 30, mainly for
the destruction Of his properly.
There is represented in Hood's SaTsa-