Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
TOWN TALK.

NomaL's hei-ef corps meeting a. : p ~
to-day.
Ma. Maher. wife of Patrolman T. Maher.
Is dangeFOasly III
The Cotillion Club gave German at the
Irving last evening.
r sular meeting Of Custer Post, No. 5, q.
a., viii b. hsld this evening.
Frederick ". worden fil-d npsarial boads
yesterday with the County Clerk.
The Woman's Relief Corps will dance at
Odd felloWs' Hall 10 morrow night.
Dftective Cast has be. n OF night duty the
past two days owing 10 a severe cold,
Tsere vii be Hearts Of Oak" matinee
&C SOWers's Opera House this afternoon.
Mr.. Andrews and Mr. Cobb, of the Park
Place gave a pleasant progressive euchie
party last evening.
Teams and men will again begin the re-
mova OF the surplus snow on the business
streets this morning.
H. II Goodwin went north some time ago
in search OF = missing son and reported ) es
tefday the fnii x { 10 prodigai.
The Womans Suffrage Association will
hold its regul tr IN seiing at the l. td e. L IL
erary Cub rooms This afternoon AT o'clock.
This weather" said NJ nroe slIe,t at
fanc.er Yesterday. is, artistle..ily speaking
peIf. ct repr, sntation of winter weather.
This evening the Division street NJ. +.
church services will be concluded a. usual.
since she first OF January, with short SER
mon.
The equity case OF James w. Ransom
aea nst The sgle NJ lnnfactarIng Company
all others, IS on call to-day IN the Superior
Court.
Report OF Board OF Eealth yesterday:
Kaue Nell. No. POI La Grave street. scarlet
fever. Buss, No. l25 Michigan street,
d hsrie.
FIVE snow hound dodgers bunked in the
Police Headquarters last night. One WAS
from Sparta, three from Bay City, and one
FROM Ionia.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ner-
chants and Manufacturers Exchange will
b. held this evening at th-ir offices, No. Al
Monroe street.
passenger train on the Detroit Grand
Haven & Milwaukee had small collision
with e snow plOw near this city yesterday.
No damage WAS done.
The lighter OF the naptha street lamps re-
ports he - short of the fluid. and the snow
blockade may make IL necessary for the
lam - to remain unlit one night.
The Hearts of Oak" Combination. which
Wis to have appeared Mt Powers's Opera
House last evening. was snow bound at hala-
mazOO and the house was closed.
A bunch of keys. one having the stamp of
"three links" and the ring bearing the name
o. Nj es Carpenter. WIS picked up on
Summer street yesterday. Inquire OF the
police.
Fx-Commsnder Geo. Cook and Com
mand-r Wm. A. Clark OF the Custer Post,
G.. \. II. went To- Eqst Saginaw yesterday to
attend m eting of the State department Of
tn order.
The Grand Lodge officers of the Knights
o. Honor of Michigan are in the city looking
q er the past years business and reports.
In comoany with DR.. G. II. Dyer. Grand
d rector, they visited Samaritan Lodge last
evening.
The ghth Word W. G. T. y. will meet in
Mis-ion Wood CHI pc on Friday afterr oon
promptly at 2 clock. Mrs. III. ID. Jordan,
o. Coopsrsvile. will deliver temperance
cd lre>s All interested in this cause are cor
oidiy invited to be present.
Tha farm house near Pier-e's hotel, in
Walker township. owned 10y z. G.. Blanch-
burned Thursday night, entailed a loss of
3, -; coTered by insurance Mr. q. lost
nj his furniture; no insurance.
Ofran Pierce. who los. three fingers OF his
right haud in Radrmaker Il Co. = shops. Jar.
%. WIS given n benefit hop by his fellow
worSinen. last evening. in Metropolitan
Hall. About forty couples took part. and
ANIfN Af tfif hifA0~cIiCAs uAltit tlttf ittuul-ul
R0sina Knickerbocker, Of Sand Lake, and
three small children, were transferred yea
terlsy from the scandinavian Hotel 20 the
e. b 4. To n by the police. These people,
reported 10 have be burned ont in the
above town. arrived IN the city yesterday in
destitute circumstances.
TIE d-st REGULAR rehearsal for the Grand
Charity Concert To be LiveB for the benefit
o. tie I. B. A. Home. will be held at the
Ladies' Literary Rooms, on Pearl street,
Thursdsy evening at 10 o'clock. It IL ear
nestly requested bv the ladies' OF the T. Il. A.
TINT all sings-s will give their aid in this
CHARITY.
Il should hive been mentioned Yesterday
tat Hovey, the florist. supplied the hand
some floral harp and shield for the Schubert
Club concert stage. Hartman. the art fan
cier. contributed the "Sserenade," tar mar
BILE stafuetts from Salada's studio IN Flor
enc. Italy, and the tire wafer color pictures
ou tie easel.
PERSONAL.
O. V. Y. Lothrop, of Dstr 1T. 10 RI stored