Telegram-herald., 1890-10-24
TOWN TOPICS.

exhibition drills suung the Masonic
far.
Tue graveiing Of Court-st. aud West
Ful l0a-st., % shsNmut-ase., Is COM
pieted.
VII ;. Huh. OF 81 south College ave,
lost horse valued AZ 500, yesterday
morning
The steam pes are beng laid for the
eonnecton OF The G. r & /. general
ofhce buidng.
Harbrecnt Van der Boogert was al
mltted 10 citizenship IN Judge Groves
court yesterday.
Carrie O'Brien and IL. Brown. her
agent, mortgaged the stock Of merchsn-
disc. a. 90 Can8l-st., yesterday, tor 5000.
10 Houseman, DOnnelly & jones.
Mrs. l.. KnapDen, teacher at the Kin
dergarden, rendered her resignation 10
the Board Of Education yesterday.
The city school teachers pay day
viii Do tomorrow, and a total OF $4,000
- the amount necessary 10 20 around
The famous Ackley, Dyer, Johnson,
Arcade saloon Was sOtd a. auction yes
terdAy, and was bid IN by Johnson at
$3.50.
AAARAEA AACAA a=tlAAF W q H. w 8tAts y
3. Clark & Co.. have purchased $4,000
worth of hemlOck bark at Manton tins
season.
Judge Seyerens did not get into court
yesterday. which indicates that he has
iot wholly recovered from his recent
Illness.
Hereafter the meetings of Grand
Rapids Council. No. 80, will close with
= social lunch, and will be held every
two weeks.
William Barton, of Allegan. was
taken 10 jail yesterday to await ar
raignment ID police court for jumping
a hotel bill.
The OwAshtanong Club has issued cir
culars TO iss members explaining the
respective works assigned % each re-
cipient IN regard TO tue Thanksgiving
fund.
The treasurer OF st. Cecilia's Society
will be IN the Ladies' Literary Club
rooms this afternoon from ? 10 ;
o'clock, Tor the sale of membership
tickets.
one of I. NJ. Pierce q Co.'s wagons
broke down on Pesr.-st. yesterday ana
a load of lumber was scattered about,
stopping all traffic Tor ABOUT twenty
minutes
The Builders and Traders Exchange
held their semEmOnthiy meeting iast
night, at which arrangements as to
Secretary Saywards reception next
Monday, We're completed.
L. ". Teevin and wife moved into
their new home, At $50 Fourth-st., on
"Wednesday evening and large num-
- srafN 4
prised them by holding a house warm
ing.
A gentleman's wardrobe is not COM
plete without house coat or lOunglng
robe. They save other garments and
are very comfortable. Gardiner IL Bax-
ter have Just received an entire new
hue.
Elder VI. f. Cornell, Adventist, will
preSch IN Good Tsmplars' Hall. Nc
Mullen block, on Saturday at 10 a. NJ,
and sunday : p. IN. Elder Cornell is
one of the pioneers of the cause and an
excellent speaker. The public are in-
yted.
The Young Peoples Society. OF the
Plsinheid-avenue 81. l.. Church, will
give a corn social at Saunders Hall,
tonight. Besides serving corn i'm every
siyc, literary sud musical program
vii be given.
cone reason for the rapid growth
and sue, ess of the Sunday Newspaper
has been that It has paid more atten-
ton to building itself up thsa to pull
ing other institutions down." says the
Boston Herald.
The young men Of St Marks Church
held meeting last evening and de-
CIded 70 hold an entertainment IN the
near future. The nature of the enter
tainmeut and the time tor holding It
are not yet decided upon.
Hon. Evan Orbom. editor Of the
Michigan P0sten. at Muskegon, viii ad-
dress a meeting at the West SIDE
ArmOrY IN the Swedish language to-
night. c. A. Linvsl VII act "a chair
man at the request Of tho county com
mittee.
The Republican, tickets for the COM
inz election vii hsvt the National Hag
81 the top and vlgnsttes Of Lincoln AMI
Grant. The Democratic tickets will
have the flag. With the brswuy arm OF
a campaign orator displayed IN the
middle.
The Knights Of the Aaccabees are
csriuE for Bihert Hutchinson. the man
who received terrible fall IN Hart
mans Hal. His wife il expected -
arrive today. Dr. Graves thinks thai
his sSull IS fractured near the base Of
the bralr.
a. GaraeIls 4 Co.. Of this city, exc
cuted chsttel mortgage in the city
clerks offiCe, yesterday. for 81 700. to
CunCo 8 bstsno, Of Chicsgo II covers
tie merchandise, fixtures. etc, IN the
stores Of Gsrdels q Co. at So Mouroe-
81. and 81 Canal-st.
The special delivery stamps are not
used - any great extent. TIE deliver
les n this CITY amount to about go per
month. whIle the Sies are only shout
coo They are Ike a revolver. YOU
seldom need one bat when you do, you
need e very much.
Justice Hydron turned the crank Of
the matrimonial mil vito great sssid
uity yesterday. The couples united
we're. Henry Fl. Rose. aged 9. cifv.
and Eta Adams. ~. 0tsego. Wm. Fl
Nymsn, 81. and NArths B Brown, 2l.
city James MaroreT. "a city. ard Etts
haw.ey rs. Ssbssrsp0Ol. stephen
Moore. Of Fsher's station, and Liberty
M. FELTON,, Of Cameo