Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-27
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Last Sunday was Robert Burns's l26th an
ntVersaFy.
Anton Weinman will hereafter preside at
the 81. James's organ.
Several insane persons are being cared for
al the county poor farm.
There will be a social dance this evening
at Athletic Hall, 6S Canal street
The Uaitaaian Church social meets to-
morrow evening on Pearl street.
A. ID. Page left for Nashville, Tenn, last
evening, 10 locate there permanently.
Colored tiles will soon be laid in the vesti-
buie aud reading room OF The Morton.
Congress IA N elect Comstock left for
Washington City yesterday To be gone ten
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller will receive" at
their residence on Madison avenue on Feb.
and ..
Report OF Board of Health yesterday:
Caliie Moore, No. 81 Barclay street, scarlet
fever.
The Citizens Labor Bureau could not ac-
commodate any laborlng mea with work
yesterday.
The first depositor in the new Kent Comfy
Savings Bank yesterday was the firm of
Luther 4 Sumner.
chicken thief relieved the hen-coop of j.
A. Hunt. corner of College avenue, of seven
pullsts Sunday night.
A special meeting of the General w. @. L.
Z. will be held tomorrow at 2:3O p. m. A
full attendance Is desired.
The various factories of this city have com
Piled with the school law by dlscharging all
boys under Ia years of age.
Superintendent of Police Perry, now
smiles when he shows the reporter the new
book and letter case IN his office.
The young people of the First Presbyterian
Church will give social Thursday evening
at the residence of Jas. d. Robinson.
The sewer rolls for Lane avenue, West
Bridge, fremont and West streets are now
in the hands of the Board of Review.
The case OF Martin Melis, charged with
violating the civil service reform law, will be
continued before Judge Parrish Feb 2.
carpet-rag social will be given by the
West Side Good Templars in their hall on
West Bridge street, next Thursday evening.
A number of the Northern and Southern
Iumbermen, who had been visiting Muskegon
recently, were IN the city yesterday en- route
home.
A still alarm of fire was turned in last
evening at 6:25, caused by the burning out
OF a chimney on the Judd block, Canal
street.
Tickets from this city to Washington and
return will be placed on sale from February
2S 70 March 3, good to return mp to March
10. for Sl9.75.
The funeral services of the late Mrs. r.
Candlish, who died at Fond du Lac, Wis.
will be held at the First Reformed Church
this afternoon at O'Clock.
Miss Seegml'er, artist, has opened her
studio at No. 50 Monroe street, over Hart
mans art gallery. Miss Seegmiller makes
portraits IN oil a speciality.
Thara vUt1i ba hozkaf arf.i al MT Odd EaI
lows's Hall for the benefit of the Custer
Woman's Relief Corps tomorrow at 7:30 y.
IN. All comrades with their friends are in
vited.
who held business meeting on Saturday,
adjourned TO next Thursday. The time and
place of holding the grand reunion will then
be finally announced.
Two hard marble statuettes. entitled "Dis-
cord" loaned TO the Society by G.. 5. Hart
man, from his art gallery on Monroe street,
were a noteworthy feature on the stage at
the 81. Cecilia concert last evening.
A team belonging to Ed. Dikeman be-
came frightened on Fulton street, yesterday
afternoon, aud ran to the Catholic Church,
on sheldon street, where they were caught
by VIM. Clifford. The sleigh. to which the
team was attached, was considerably
wrecked.
The statement in yesterdays Erening
Leader that The TELEGRAM Publishing Com
pany had moved into new and commodious
quarters IN POwerss Metropolitan block"
Is not quite true although the company ex-
psct to perform that act sometime in the
near future.
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