Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-08
TOWN TALK.

The Supervisors were photographed yes
terGay afternoon
Wm- Black was admitted To citizenship by
the Circuit Court yesterday.
The Grau Opera Company Ia the Little
Duke" &C POwers's o-night.
Olficer Beattie arrested Daniel Murphy ia
the Arcade last evening, for being drunk.
Auction and oyster supper at Good Temp
lars Hall, on West Bridge street, tonight.
Janauschek will appear at POwers's Opera
House next Wednesday evening In My
Life"
band-saw found ON South Division
street yesterday awaits an owner at head
quarters.
The Gas Company have removed all obsta-
eles and last night the burners hickered as
brightly as ever
The river did not draw" worth cent
yesterday. Had IL mixture the boys would
never 20 back on it.
Report of Board of Health yesterday:
John Geiders, Holden street, between Canal
and Taylor, scarlet fever.
''San SOuci" hop will be given at the
ArmOry on Iona street tins evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. c. Braun presiding over the music
The regular meeting of the Grand Rapids
Pharmaceutical Society will be held at the
Office of the Michigan TradeSmdn tonight
There will be a meeti ng of the Decorative
committee, appointed for the charity ball at
the parlOrs of the Morton tomorrow even
ing.
Miss Ollie Garnsey, whose fame as a roller
skater, extends throughout the whole State,
Will skate at Muskegon Friday and Saturday
evenings.
The David Forbes on the police report in
this paper yesterday, was not David Forbes
the stencil man, but another person with the
same name.
The Helping Hand of the Church of Christ
will give a supper from five to nine this
evening" at the residence of Mrs. Hobarts,
lt4 South Division street.
The TELEGRAM congratulates G.. A. Smith,
of this city, on his fortune in being the sue
eessful candidate for the position of assist
ant Postmaster TO the Legislature.
A turkey race at the Division street roller
rink is announced for Saturday evening.
Bhndfoded skaters hunt for suspended
turkey and the first To find it takes it as a
prize.
The Union depot, Police headquarters and
many of the buildings deprived of the use
OF their furnaces and boilers on account of
flooded cellars, were supplied with steam
again last night.
The river still continues to fall, all appre-
hensiOn Is over and the event will probably
bc dtilD1l lofHOttcn III a udJ UT Two, except
m the memory of those who aspire to be
distinguished as the old inhabitants in years
TO come.
The officers of the G.. Il W. NJ. Railroad
have been busy for the past two weeks and
ire yet engaged in arranging their rates, ETC.,
70 the coming year. Some of them pro-
nOunce twslve hours day Office work much
more eticacious than anti-fat.
Joseph e.. Martin, an aged farmer, was ar
rested on South Division street yesterday
afternoon, by Officer Cogswell, for being
drunk. His team of horses and wagon were
sent to Albee's livery barn and their driver,
% cell No. ., police headquarters.
The stockholders of the Division Street
Gravel Road Company elected the following
officers az their annual meeting yesterday:
President. Austin Richardson; Secretary,
Chas. W. Garfield; Treasurer, Joseph House
man. these officers were also elected direc-
tors with y. A. Fletcher and VIM. Il. Adams.