Telegram-herald., 1891-02-03

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-. Clair county vsats 3 nsv elao.-
Gu eouxs house.
II essss Slss.ooe psr meath = run
the cay Of Dst<est-
The Musksgon pot;eapsn are srrnng-
ing foF xrsnd bNll February Ia.
TIE hlchigan Blii Fosssrs Assesis-
t.oa meets IA BAY City tina week.
The Ann Areor s lpsllsaii ROAD has
purchased the Ann Arbor street RAD
vsy-
The Hseklsy Public Library az Nus
ksgon, Is bang sspsdiy lillsd with eno.ee
aid rare contributions
The ssxin4w FARMERS Institute vii
open Thursday and . program OF ia
usuAi merit has been prepared.
Patisnts suffering from lupus are
being treated with The Koch lymph At
the Ann ArboT uasversliy hospital.
A spsingport msa's greatest feat Vas
the dFlnksng of six barrels OF cider IN
one winter. he actually feels proud
OF It,
Niss Mamie Talbot, OF Allegan, Is ia
o precarIoas condition from Ia grippe.
she contracted is last winter, and eas
been III ever since.
Rev. r. X. Graves, Q returned mis-
slonary. claims To have seen city
whose streets are dirtIer than Detroit 5,
bat the city is Ia China.
Mrs. Chss T.. Barlow. wife Of prom
inent hardware merchant OF Coldwa-
- f.x a.
three days old gigl baby.
Jesss Maxwell. eolored. has been
locked up at Kalamazoo on suspicion.
The officers think ne mad hand III the
death OF Ms infant step-child.
John Larson, the young man who
wa go badly crushed under a heavy
machine at the Muskeson Boiler Works
Friday. Is dead from his injuries.
b. A. Reynolds offers the Lyons
Herald for sale, and the people of that
buFgh hope live newspaper man will
bay 1t. Mr.. Reynolds will remove to
Lansing.
Brakeman johnson, OF Muskegon,
fell from box-ear near Fremont sat
urday night. while the tram Was run
mig twenty miles al hour. AID Was
seriously injured.
The new East Side NJ. f. Nuurch AZ
Kalamazoo, OF which Rev. Hastings IS
pastor. was dedicated Sunday. Rev. ID.
+. Barnes preaching the sermon. The
church $ all paid for.
The body OF the handsome young
H-year-oid girl, found In Grand river
near Dimondale, has not yet been
identified. Marks on her throat show
that she was strangled before being
thrown into the water.
Mr.. Boches, q woman of French
Indian descent, died At kalkaska Fri
day aged III years. The Was as spry
as many woman of 30 years up To
the time OF her death. She was an old
settler, having lived in the Grand Ira
verse region for many years.
Prof. Vaughn has manufactured a
lymph Tor the cure OF typhoid fever
upon the same principles as koch's
lymph. He has experimentcd with the
lymph upon small animals. He will
try II upon human patients IS soon rs
he has thoroughly tested the Koch
lymph. 1000 injections OF which have
been received at the university.
Michigan pensions: Original--war-
rem Wright, Kalamazoo; navy Charles
Hsuck, Battle Greek: Ava j. Cowles,
Freeport; Daniel v. X. Hubbel, Alma;
Caleb J.. Barnes, Grecnvillc; Elisha
Watson. Lansing; navy Augustus j.
iced, Cadillac; navy Charles Brazil,
Ononta; William Cole. Houseman: An.
drew Coon, Fields; navy Michael Hud-
son, Charlotte. Herman
Reuth. Detroit; Corning l.. Leach,
Colon: Alfred Akey, Centerville; Henry
Parker. st. Clair; VIM. II. Layman.
Bethel; Robert III. Brabant, Alpena;
William II. Brundlge, Kalamazoo. Re-
issuc-John d. Conklin. Bellevue;
Blidon W. Blodgett, Allegan. Original
Sarah A., widow of James Babcock
Midland; Sarah, widow of George A. S.
Johnson, Chadwick; Ella A, widow of
Lott McInerney, Detroit.
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