Telegram-herald., 1891-05-11
ALL ABOUT MICHIGAN
What the People Of the Common
wealth are Doing
BITS AND BRIEFS OF TIMELY MEMS
Erssa ths Ore Msass saa Furnaces On the
Nsxsh To the sheep Pastures Asd
green Yields in Shs
Soath-


Nsgaunee mas fine athletic club.
A Port Michigan cat eats asparagus.
Epidemic of new sidewalks at Green
vile.
Lansing viii have . ladies' bicycle
club.
LaboriDg men are in good demand at
Hart
LAksvlew wants roller process -four
ing mill.
And now sAranac wants . canning
factory.
The OceAna county editorial associa-
ton Is alternating.
MddIenlle's fruit evaporating plant
Is nearly ready for business
The Danish Baptist Church. Luding-
ton. was dedicated sunday.
l.. L. Blair's residence. Big Rapids,
burned Friday. Loss $1,000.
The iron mines in the Upper PENN
suia are beginning TO make shipments
OF ore-
The Mason county Sunday school
convention will be held at Custer, May
Is and ii.
The Hartford school board will retain
the present corps of teachers for the
coming year.
Incendiary fire in the Office of the
Albion Paper Company, Friday. Con-
siderable damage.
There is talk OF q Northern Michigan
iremen's tournament to be held IN
Reed City this summer.
Saginaw and Muskegon, lumber GEN.
tiers, are experiencing disastrous fires
daily. Ram IS badly needed.
George Dorr, Lansing blacksmith,
was kicked in the face BY horse Fri
day, receiving terrible injuries.
The body of three days old infant
girl was found in vault at Detroit,
Friday. No clue to the parents
II. W. Bayliss, vice NJ. G. Plank, re-
signed, has been appointed postmaster
at Manitou Beach, Lenawee county.
A good many pounds of speckled
trout have been shipped from Oceana
county by Grand Rapids sportsmen
since May l.
1t requires IA yards Of cloth to make
suit of clothes for prominent Bay
City man. yards being used in the
trousers alone.
The Ailegan Gazette has been sold on
. chattel mortgage and the Allegar
Record 10 advertised to go by the same
route today. Newspaper row In ALE
gan IS hard one to hoe.
The cold wave which swept over the
county recently did little damage
Wheat, clover and early cherries were
killed in some localities. Oceana county
peaches are all right yet and If nothing
happens to them, they will be sent ouI
by the carload.
Minnie Burrows, . quiet, modest 16.
year-old girl, has been missing from her
homo ut Ionia since April 6. As the
girl had no lover and received no atten.
tions from gentlemen friends, her alb
sence is doubly mysterious. Her par.
ents are nearly distracted.
LAYTON fruit growers have appointed
committee TO correspond with the
Woman's Canning and Preserving Com
pany, of Chicago, with reference to the
establishment of q canning factory in
their place They expect to get il by
subscribing for $1,000 worth of stock.
Michigan pensions: Original-John
Anthony, Harvey Bates, Thomas s.
Convers, Danies McKyring, Henry Will
liams, Rylon f. Norton, Joseph Fairer,
George W. Parks, A. Philo Drake, Al.
bon Pickett. Myron III. Lemunyon,
Martin Afford, Reuben A. Miller. Abra-
ham Powers, Harvey Dupraw, Patrick
Brewer. Thomas Lawson, A. Cassatt,
Hezekiah MILESTONE, Edwin III. Emery
Warrington Robbins, Zenas Patterson
Philip T. S!monds. AdditionaI-Wat.
son Il. Weeks, Stephen Thompson,
Kornelis Klouw, Henry Burwitz, +.
Klepk. Restoration and increase
William Valentine, deceased. Increase
--Albin G.. Brown, John b. Kessler
William II. Rust, Josiah F. May, John
Lewis, Thomas NJ. Henderson, Timothy
r. Hill. CHRISTIAN Fhckinger, Ira W
Hubert. Reissue-Giles Il. Collins
Charles w. Pullen. Reissue and IN
crease-Patrick ONeally, Peter Hade
Original-Minors OF Ransom l.. Ferrin
sophia. widow of William Valentine
Lena. widow of James Pollard: Ssrat
f.. widow of David Van Nordstrand
Ann r. widow of Fforen Spvdor