Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-04
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E''Siberia" again at Powers's this evening.
Rsmember the Schubert Club concert at
the ArmoFy tonight.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Edward G.. Arthur,
a boy; weight, ten pounds
The Acme club vail give party IN the
West Side Arm0ry Saturday night.
Truant- -OlIieer Groff served five notices
yesterday on parents and guardians
The city missionary society realized thirty
dollars from it, apron and mitten sale.
Members OF the Spring street A. NJ. 4.
Church are striving To overcome an eleven
hundred dollar debt.
The Prohibitionists of the Fifth Congres-
sional District will hold banquet at the
Eagle tomorrow night
The special committee of the Council on
street railway ordinances viii meet at the
COMMITTEES room tonight.
A case of typhoid pneumonia at No. III
Butterw0rth avenue, was reported to the
Board of Health yesterday.
The funeral of the late Henry Prindle will
take place from the family residence, l53
Front street, this afternoon.
The city druggists will meet at Hazeltine,
Perkins a Co. : ar 3 o'clock to-day, to attend
the funeral of the late Henry Prindle.
number of colored gentlemen have
organized a Lyceum- They viii devote
themselves To literature, mock-trials, etc.
The December meeting of the Grand Rap
ids Pharmaceutical Society will be held
this evening at the Ir0desnt0a Office at 3
O'Clock.
Messrs. Metheny, Gill, Lockwood, Stinson
and Fitzgerald, officials of the G. X. q L. X.
r., returned from their northern inspection
tour last evening.
The sale of fancy articles, for the benefit
Of 80 ffrfA nf rE CnnOrQUQ-
tional Church, wall be held IN the parlors OF
the church tomorrow night.
The Democratic Club recently organized
have adopted the Indian name, Algonquin.
They probably did this as 1t viii be emble-
matte of their love for fire-water.
Mile. Aimee's engagement at Redmond's
next Monday and Tuesday evenings will
doubtless attract large audiences. She Is a
comedienne of great intelligence and WIT.
Frank Kearney, brother of the patrolman
kearney, was summoned by telegraph to
Saginaw yesterday, TO attend at the bedside
of his mother, who is lying at the point OF
death.
Speaking of many of our street crossings,
at this writing, stills are very suggestive as
an improved method of locomotlon, more
especially SO. at the Pearl and Canal street
crossing.
The Museum of Anatomy, soon to be
opened at the corner of Iona and LOUIS
streets by DIR. Akin, will comprise collec-
tion of anatomical models just imported
from Europe.
Treasurer Stebbins has nearly completed
his annual report To the Auditor General OF
the State tax paid by the liquor dealers OF
this county. The report Will be ready for
publication IN few days.
The ladies of the ST. Cecilia Society are
preparing 10 give concert the latter part or
January. Mile. Correno, the pianist, who
created such furore here last winter, and
Miss Fanny Kellogg will assist.
The first large evening party of the season,
will be gwen this evening at the residence of
Mr.. Ezra Nelson, on Union street 1t IS be-
ieyed evening parties sthis winter will
supplant the "Germans" of last season.
State Commissioner f. w. Noble is in the
city looking after the loading of exhibits
from this locality for the New Orleans Exhi-
bition. Two carloads are now ready for
shipment. He says that the school exhibit
from this district will eclipse that of any
other district IN the State.
Those of scientific turn of mind who be.
lieve they can demonstrate the reasons tor
the occurrence of many things that are 70
the general mind mysterious, will have an
opportunity TO test their skill upon the ap-
pearance of the Georgia Wonder at hed-
mond's Sunday evening.
The members OF Valley City Lodge, No.
81 West Bridge street are, making arrange
ments TO give q grand masquerade social
Friday evening, Dec. ;, to which all are very
cordially invited. The members have pre-
pared quite an extensive program consisting
of recitations, readings and vocal and instru-
mental music. Refreshments will also be
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