Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-29

A-"Na%NAa"
hadSnond's ~ aIght.
A car-lsad u l1lul xrants sent aorth over
tas Grand haplds & iAsiiaat Road gesteF-
da1
Chaslss smlth. AGED 3. corner Of Butter
soFth znd Aver aeenas=. IL ID With dlph-
tnsria-
The Lscroass Ciab of ms cltx has chAl-
lsnged TIE Dctsost club y play here On The
Fourth
VT. IAmofsaax returned from 40
sseks visit ElZn fueuds Ia New Haven
Coma, Ass nlght.
The Iron Hal Insurance. organization Ot
thls eits aas paid ~ IT, members about 81.
- tor sick benefits.
Arthar N0od retarnsd from A business
and pleasars trap Ia the northern part ot the
state yesterday afternoon.
The faaeCai Of Lha late Philstus >. Hedges
xIll oceur st tns Methodist charen in La
mont az Ia . ciock tl4is forenoon.
The office of the 4eC0fG 4 Bradnsid Fur
aIture Company aas been removed ~ the
Ottawa street aide of The factory.
A oensnt ball at Arbes1er Hall 20 ni ght.
Fr0ceesiz % ~ toward helping earvefs Who
have been 0ut ot work the past winter
The -. 4. l. N. add y" ladies' Of ths
DIVISION street. NJ. - Church ~in ENJOY
social AZ the church pariors thls evening.
The Firth Ward - invested with lot Of
hoOdluns NhO make their headquarters IA
barn and cOmmIt al sorts of depredaIlons.
g. " Holden and Legrand Pierce are 70
take parts Ia tie performances ~ be gwen by
ths Italia Club TOR the benent Of Frank Put
nam
A resident Of Clinton street va caught
With nls arms iun OF wood from his nsi IN
bors woodplie. about O'Clock yesterday
morning.
Tho CITY Band, led bY ". T. wurzburg
- the latest musical organization Frank
holtOn, the trombone sOlOlst. il one OF the
nsmbers.
The detectives have discovered a lot OF
laslte.'s wearing apparel. OF almost every
description, which i left at Headquarters for
Identification.
The annual exhibition OF specimens Of
drawings oy he pupils Of the clry schools
viii DO opened ia the Central building to-
morrow morning.
Jacob ZimIner did not pay costs In Polce
Court yesterday stated Ia the evening pa
pers. de w8s discharged and the costs taxed
70 the complainant.
The ladies Of the Mission Wood PresbyteF-
ian Chnrch. Will give an ice cream and straw
berry festival az POmeroy LawtOn's Hall
aext Tuesday evening.
Mrs. william Jones entertained a large
company OF trtEll- AZ tch " wednesday, even
ing 10 celebrate the birthday of her mother,
Mrs. William A. Borkey-
Rev. n. b. Taper. of Cincinnati, vi. de-
liver an address 70 young men, at the I. VI.
&. A. rooms this evening, on the subject
Every Man l. his Own Niche.
SupervisOrs's reports. SOlon, - births, u
deaths and 10 military subjects; Cascade,
n births. is deaths and I'll military; Nelson,
o. births. l3 deaths and 30 military.
). Z. Bennett and William T. Hess re-
turned from a three days trout trip 10 the
Upper Peninsula. yesterday morning. They
report cool weather and plenty OF nsh.
With the Guards. Artillery. Orchard Lake
Cadets, sons Of eterans and G. A. K POsts,
the military parade tomorrow will be one OF
ths best seen IN this city since war times.
Liquor dealers who paid their State tax
yesterday Crowley & Morris, tl2 Grandville
avenue. Frank Mayer. g jefferson street.
ard Charles Fisehback, 3i5 Ottawa street
Deputy sheriff Platte. accompanied by the
httle wee blooming Salvation las-ie Minnie
Johnson left yesterday morning for Adrian.
Minnie will have quiet home for few
years.
Thirty 1--WE rOund-trip tickets on the Divls-
i0n stress gravel road, whIch read good for
one round trip from the Michigan Central
crossing 90 the city. await an owner AZ head
quarters.
Miss Lena A. Mans. the evangelist. is in
the city for a few days and will preach at the
Wesleyan Methodist Church. West Side,
Friday and Saturday evenings and sunday
morning and evening.
The dining room girl who followed Prof.
Morris % Nuskeg0n. has returned. She de-
nieS that abe intended to 70 with the dogs
aud ponies. and says-that she VIII not dirt
with shOwnen any more.
r.. Hat. ~ 49,, kafa 80, hr-aa rf.aat4uc,
has been changed FROM June Il % July !,
which inzursz a more successful meeting
here June Gi. Detroit June -. and the ksla-
mszoo meeting the week ending July :.
Mr. James Lowe has collection OF go
Bibles written aud printed in over Loo differ
ent languages. from ancient Hebrew and
Greek down 30 some OF the American Indian
dialects he alues the collection at $3.50.
The roof Of the Hour and feed mill at i22
summit street vas discovered on Gre last
evening. hut the flames we're extinguisbed
before much damage wAs done. The build
ing csught ere from a spark from the
smoke stack.
julius LisSser. a young man employed at
Shriver. Weather q Cos. was married -
Emma ribald yesterday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. The happy couple started on the
3.,5 train for Detroit. where they vii re-
nam about a week.
The ward assessment rolls are now in the
hands of the Bosrd Of Review and Eqaaliz-
sfiois. for the purpose Of hearing appeals. II
yon think your property has been valued too
highly you can have the dxures reduced by
making proper showing before next Thurs
iay.
Col r. r. Stockhridge, of Kalamazoo.
passed through the city yesterday on bis way
home from Nsckinac island. He says the
rroie~f 10 build a large Sumner hotel upon
the isiand has fallen through for this year.
but that the prospects for business TINS sea-
sou ars very isttering.
a very pleasant time Tss bad az Valley
City Council rooms. Vest Bridge Street.
last evening. IN honor ~ the sixth auuivar-
sary ~ the Order VI Chosen Friends.
After the business was transacted the
r,loFns were thrown open - few Invited
quests. snort anniversary address vas
resd by T. g. c. ~ :. Stevens. followed By
recitations ~ r Hyer. " r. Gibson and
others Light refreshments were served
later iu ths evening.
The " Reserve Mutual Kicks.
The sass ~ Ioulss Henderson ~. The Re
serve Nntual Life Association ~ s4raBd Rap