Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-25
TOWN TALK.


Wm. Thompson, an English gunsnith,
took lodgings Al headquarters last night
The Salvation Army will to-day celebrate
the anniversary Of their hrst assault on
Grand Rapids.
The Helping Hand Society will meet at the
residence Of Mrs. DIR. q. X. Johnson, on
Sheldon street.
Officer Sehobey arrested William Cayan-
augh on South Division street last evening
for being drunk.
The Thermometer registered twelve de
grees above zero Ion the hill" IN this city
yesterday morning.
Nov look out for the usual number of sea-
s0nable accidents among the little and big
children C0astlng has commenced.
The door of the saloon next to the Bridge
Street House was found unlocked by the po-
hee last night. The owner was notified.
j. ID. Lacy viii give a description of the
co intry of Honduras AT the meeting OF the
FARMERS Club this afternoon at l:;D O'Clock.
The sum of $20.56 was raised at the A. NJ.
II. church ON Sunday, leaving on sos yet 10
provide for debt contracted Ia repairing the
church.
Atrhe free musical and literary entertain
ment of the u. NJ. g. A. this evening DIR.
Lakewood will lecture ON "A Day in
Vienna"
Orilla SkilIman was granted divorce yes
terday from Chauncey III. Skillman by the
Circuit Court, on the ground OF cruelty and
failure 10 support.
meeting of the officers of the Asbury
Centenary Library Association was held last
evening, at the residence Of the Rev. DR..
Gilbert, on Prospect street.
W T.. Cummings was elected treasurer of
the Division street NJ. Il. Sunday school on
Sunday last 10 I'LL the vacancy left by Chas.
Parrish, who has moved 10 Chicago.
John Sweeney, deputy sheriff of Ionia
county, arrested j. III. Wakely in this city
yesterday ON a warrant for false pretenses,
and left for Ionia with his prisoner at 1890
+. IN.
The opening of the Turkish and Russian
Bath House, corner Monroe and Ionia streets.
took place last evening. Ii Is under exper-
fenced management, and very complete III
all its arrangements.
The dropping of d telephone call from the
City National Bank at midnight last night at
the central Office, called the police up I o look
for burglars. Results: telephones mystery
owing probably to electrical conditi ons.
C. s. Hartman has returned Larry G.
Earle's painting, called the Interruption y
TO the latter's studio in Chicago. Hundreds
of Mr.. EarIe's friends in this city inspected
and admired the work while on exhibition in
the Hartman gallery.
Miss Lilly Gray, of Boston, will conduct
the free kindergarten in room on Summit
street, near Oakes which will also be occu-
pied by the Park Congregational Mission
Sunday School The school will begin the
middle of the week with about fifteen or
twenty pupils.
George M. Miller's house. at Lisbon, was
entered by burglars Saturday night andpa "a
gold watch, silver watch, two overcoats and
pair of boots were stolen. The watches
were both marked with Mr.. Miller's initials.
Mr.. Miller offers $50 and the sheriff $50 for
the capture of the thief
Those having in charge the Sunday even
ing concerts at Redmond's Opera House.
day during the winter. Whether they are
continued or not will depend upon the pat
ronage they receive. The favor with which
they have been received thus far gives strong
encouragement to their continuance.