Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-08
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| CtoVer anu tuieVeS are Troubling ING
sfet1qers !aqfsStti MuRiien.
jackson has q plasterers' union with
John Henart, president.
l't Grand Rapids public library will here
after be open on Sundays.
City prisoners at Coldwater, must work
eight hours day hereafter.
Il Lake Odessa,pEents are alarmed over
the prevalence of Scarlet fever.
One Rockford cooper shop has turned out
| 10, 900 barrels this season for use in ship
ping potatoes.
While John Snider, of Erie, and family
were out thieves broke into their house
and stole $50 in cash.
Marquette has reporter whose fad is
collecting paper weights, of which he is
said to possess several hundred.
The Union plaster mills at Grand Rapids
have been purchased by Andrew L. Hub
bell, of Chicago; consideration, $50, 900.
| Rev. L. b. Ryan has resigned the pas
torate of the Gaylord M. e. church and
accepted a position in the Gaylord ex-
change bank.
Thirteen saw mills and four cedar mills
are now in process of erection on the
Duluth, South Shore g. Atlantic railroad
west from Nestoria.
Landlord Sage. of the Sage house in
CASTOR. has discovered gas ia a spring near
the village, and will investigate the pos
sibilities of his fud.
Two Marshall balloonists have made
contracts for two ascensiohs in Washing
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ment next September
South Haven citizens not only want
street signs at all corners in the village,
but also at the intersections of all high
ways in Van Buren, county.
u. S. Marshal Clark was ia Hart selling
! the land of the Middlesex Brick q Tile
company on a judgement in favor of Chas.
Mears, in the United States court.
David SpranlSe aged 20 and unmarried,
was drowned in Anchor bay, off Marine
City. while duck shooting. He lived at
Schooner's mill. one mile from Fair Haven.
The railroad. corporations own TAT, $50
acres of timber land in Michigan.
estimated to bear 3, $50, 292, $50 feet of
mercbantable timber, worth S25, $50, 300.
William LaCross. of Mchigamme was
| thrown off a load of logs. The logs all
| rolled down and covered him. He was
| unconscious when extricated, but will re-
| cover.
Chester Truettner, the 9-year-old son of
President l.. A. Truettner, Of the board of
education of Bessemer, was drowned in
sewer at that place. He fell into an open
| manhole.
The Western plaster works will build
one of the largest hotels upon the Lake
Huron shore, for the accommodation of
the army of men that will be employed at
Alabaster.
Ben Sears of Hamilton, Allegan county,
used postal card for dunning purposes
and is now under 500 bonds to appear at
the October term of the United States
| court in Grand Rapids.
d. H. Burrell & Co. IS heading and stave
mills in Wyandotte burned, together with
a large amount of stock. The loss is esti-
mated at from IS, 900 to 50, 900. Forty men
are thrown out of employment.
Thomas Carew, Michigan Central
brakeman. was seriously injured near West
Bay City. He was be,owhis engine MAX
ing some repairs when a number of cars
breaking loose, struck it and pushed it
ahead.
A few of the head officers of the G. g.
w. M. railroad have been at Hart the past
few days looking over the ground with an
idea Of extending the road from that place
to somewhere, but no definite conclusion
was reached.
DIR. Charles Bloodgood, late of Kalama-
zoo, who chloroformed and then assaulted
young lady in his Office recently, skip
ping out when accused of his crime, has
| been expelled from the position as one of
the Burgess hospital staff.
Rev. I. Fl. Durfee, after a three years
pastoratc OF the Christian church at Bloom
ington, has resigned and will Immediately
re-enter Hiram college, where he will fur
Their pursue his collegiate course. He and
his estimable wife leave hosts Of friends
here.
l. SAMUEL b. ,Gfoa, farmer near Eroeport,
Whs drawing rails upon a wagon; rail
caught in one of the hind wheels and was
whirled around so as to strike Golf
directly on the head. He did not regain
| consciousness and died two days after the
| accident.
1t is stated on authority of c. e. Briggs
that there is a project on foot to build a
railroad from Port Huron TO Whitehall via
] Bay City, Midland, Mt. Pleasant and Ne
waygo. n section of road is now built
from Bay City to Midland, and is operated
by the Michigan Central.
James Rice, aged so, an old and respected
citizen and honored employe Of the Detroit,
Grand Haven q Milwaukee railway, died
! at Corunna. He accidentally took dose
of paris green while mentally deranged,
| and while recovering from the grip. He
leaves a widow and two children.
The sprtualists association of South
western Michigan celebrated ut the town
of Texas the forty-fourth anniversary OF
modern spiritualism. James w. Riley,
the wonderful Undertaking. farmer me-
dium, of Marcellus. and l.. V. Moulton, of
| Grand Rapids, were announced as speak
ers. A collection was taken for Margaret
| Fox-Kane.
Ed Finley, member OF a Hartford grain
firm, Disappeared several days ago. 1t
was thought that he carried considerable
money on his person, and foul play was
, Immediately suspected. Just as the OF