Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

speakers have been secured. steamboAts
chartered aad the grounds prepared
for the 0ecaslon-
The Battle Greek Journal issued q
credible trade edition Friday evening.
The local Industries we're well.
An Adrian lady postponed . progress
slse eucnrs party 50 that the gentlemen
might attend broom meeting.
Y. Updegrstt has been appointed
postmaster OF Gennessee Village.
tennessee county, vice J. y. WEIGH re-
signed
slI theological students from oherlin
college, viii hold a series of gospel
meetings At Benton Harbor beginning
tomorrow.
The mint crop in the Decatur valley
viii not be unusually large, owing to
the lands having been flooded early IN
the season.
Prom less than two acres of straw
berries c. b. Welen, OF Douglas. re-
eelyed $40. 80. This is an exceptional
year for small fruits.
The splritualist Association of South
western Michigan, will hold their an
nual meeting At Lake Cora. on Satui-
day and sunday, August and 2.
A Durand gobler drove guinea hen
of her nest. passed nearly a month in
secluded retirement and 10 now the
proud and struttlng father OF ten little
chicks.
About 1900 Maccabees will attend the
convention of the great tent of Michi-
gan, TO be held at Jackson on August
IL. They will give an excursion over
the Michigan Central Railroad.
Willie Steele, eldest son of Ex. Mayor
Steele of lonla. was drowned while
swimming IN Grand River, Friday. His
body was recovered within ten minutes
of the time he went down but restora-
ton Was impossible.
Lakeyiew residents are not allowed
to attend or give card parties. The
village marshal has notified those who
nave been in the habit OF attending
private card parties, to deslst, or suffer
the penalty therefor.
Bigamisl JENNIE has been held to the
September term of court for trial. In
the meantime he is enjoying life at the
Ingham county Jail. His bail has been
| fixed at $500, but II Is considered tout
VI clkut by HIS AlicHdo-
l.. Mittenthal. dealer in clothing and
| furnishing goods, and G.. o. Galby,
general store at Ironwood. are IN finan-
cial difficulties. The former filed a
| chattel mortgage and was attached
later. The latter gave chattel mort
gage. Mlttenthal's stock is advertised
| for sale on foreclosure on the 2Sth.
The man who hanged himself in the
woods near Bay City has been identi-
fed as August Roller. of Saginaw.
Roller had wife and six children on
his hands and being out OF work sui
cded. The eldest child is under twelve
years Of age now and Mrs. Roller will
assume the job OF providing tor q cow
ards children.
Ambrose Clouse, a farmer living near
Bronson, undertook to cut his gram
! with brand new reaper. He ran INTO
forty or fifty pieces Of telegraph wire
that had been cut as long as the wheat
was high, and set up in the field. He
did not find it out until his machine
had been nearly ruined. He is looking
for the fellow who planted the crop OF
wire in his gram.
DR., Donald Mclean, the widely
known Detroit surgeon, will sail for
Europe on August 4, to be absent about
SIX weeks. He has never fully recov-
cred from the injuries received IN a
carriage accident couple of months
ago, and Leaves to derive material ben
eft from the trip. DR.. Anderson of
Crosse Isle, Rev. j. Ii, Johnson of