Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-21

fefland wsnb . paper HILL.
BeidIng nas building boom
Building s lively 81 Jackson.
Fishing q good IN Nlssaukse lake
footp.ds tackle women al Detroit
servant giTls are IN good demand ~
Ggsenville.
Manistee ship builders are preparing
for a basy season.
~. Jos r n Is 70 have coffee fac
tory. What's that
Frankfort will have an Improvement
ASSOCIATION next week.
A new highway Is TO be butt between
Muskegon and Kayenna-
J. c. PomeFoy vii bottle and ship
Frankfort mineral water.
Msnisteesns expect rise n milk,
because water has gone up
The "Gfotto Under the Lea" was
opened AZ Detroit last night
The county convention of bee-keep-
ers viii be held 81 Iona, May o.
The outlook for ship building st
West Bay City Is exceedingly dull.
stanton's fire department and city
council building We're burned out sat
urday night.
The tug Alice NJ. Campbell is ashore
on Platte riyer reef, near Frankfort,
and is in bad condition.
w. +. Henes, a prominent druggist
OF Bay City was found dead IN bed Sat-
urday night. Heart failure.
August Wolf is in jail At Bessemer on
a charge OF having cut oil Gus Smiths
head with an Ak week ago.
A fine specimen of the American ca
gle was captured by John Edwards in
trap near his place. east OF Atlanta,
one day last week.
Mrs. Wesley Sweet. grass widow,
threw her new born babe into a closet
vault ut Milwaukee Saturday. She is
very I'll and may die. She mas three
other children.
Postmasters appointed Saturday: D..
Cleveland. vice W. ;. Peck. removed,
Kasson, Leelanaw county; W. Crlspin,
vice c. A. Edgecomb. resigned, South
Frankfort, Benzie county.
The propeller Paxton, which wintered
at Duncan City and has been receiving
extensive repairs, left Cheboygan Sum
Aa'N 40 VIZ
first boat IN the straits this season.
The Flint w. c. T. u. will raise a
fund of $4,000 with which to erect a
large building. The lower floor will be
devoted to a coffee house and restau-
rant, and the upper floors to a lecture
hall and club rooms.
The double funeral Of James E.
| Matthews and wife, who died the same
day of the grip, was one OF the largest
ever seen in Kalamazoo. 1t was held
under the auspices of the Odd-fellows
and Rebecca lodges.
The ice gorge at the st. Clair flats
suggests the Polar regions. Club houses
| are high and dry and it Is good walking
where steam launches generally run.
Vast fields of floating ice cover lake st.
Clair and there Is an ice dam above the
club houses.
Geo. Lindsey, conductor on the Sag-
NAV electric street car line, was stabbed
| over the heart by his father Jno. Lind.
sey. Sunday. The old man was drunk
on the car and the son tried to quiet
| him when he drew the knife. The IN
| strument struck rib and glanced but
the wound may prove fatal.
Ephraim J. Dion. who became en-.
| tangled with q "live" wire at Saginaw,
| Friday died Saturday. He had been
engaged by the Bartlett Illuminating
Company TO dig holes and help raise
| poles, and had been warned not to
handle the wires. He did so doubtless
under the pressure of great excitement,
thinking be would avert danger to any
passer by, rs the wire was dangling and
| pedestrians were IN danger. The shock
he received was OF 1000 volts.
| Michigan Pensions Granted: Original
special act-Jane Hinsdale, nurse
Thomas n. Townsend, Antoine White
| James =. Seagraves, Charles ii. w
| Conover, John A. Stoner, Henry Boil,
din, Thomas l.. Libby, Byron Soules
James Wason, Thomas J. Snow, Frank
j. Gray. James X. Ustick, Richard
Crockett, William X. Koof, James b
Weller. Additional-Frederick Pow,
ell, Rennsaller S. Moore. Increase
Robert G.. Allen, George w. Waite
George Pomeroy, Walter NJ. Young
Samuel Lydamore, Dougwell l.. Irish
| AlonzO Adams, Ransom NJ. Rowley
Robert Bittner, Edward L. Harms
Alexander Mcdonald, Henry II
Knowles. Charles W. Caifee, John Nc
Caslin, John j. Cameron. Original
May, widow of Jeremiah l.. Workman
| Sarah A., widow of John Mann; Ida
widow of Frank Mackle; Louisa, moth.
er of Herbert Smith; Clarissa, widow oil
SIMON Reynolds; Charles, father oil
Wilbur b. Morgan.