Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
TOWN TOPICS.

The oeice OF Ths Tyler has been re-
moved % Detroit, 80 West Congresz-st.
An Illumination and fireworks wiz be-
xigen at Ottawa Beach, the evening or
Lhe t0uFtn-
The monthly meeting Of the Board OF
Health has been postponed from July
- July 3.
Camp supplies are being issued 20 the
militia companies by the state Quarter
master Department
The county sgperatendents OF the
poor Yesterday purchased some blOOded
stock for the poor farm.
The FountaIu-street Baptist sunday
school and Baptist Mis-.on's pienic az
North PARK, next Tuesday.
The Gable company IS preparing TO
pas IN the Ottawa-st. connecting track
between Pearl and LyOn-sts.
The wool receipts IN this city last
week amounted % 5000 pounds. The
highest price paid was = cents.
A special sesslOn Of Daisy Lodge of
EIks Will be held az p. M, sunday.
They leave for Cleveland at $50.
A social hop vii be gwen by Har-
mOny Lodge. A. o.. T.. w, at the
North PARK pavilion, tomorrow even
lng.
The young people of the First Re
formed Church gave an enjoyable
Open-alr concert At the soldiers Home
last evening.
Ezra Darling got the best OF a $40
suit against Isaac ID. Hazen IN Justice
DE VOLTS Court, and Mr.. Hazen APP
peals % the circuit.
". r. Keller, OF the D., L. & y. payil-
ion at Reeds Lake, has returned from
Chicago with a quantity Of fireworks
for the night OF the Fourth.
A young man who mixes fancy de-
cOctions Tor the thirsty portion of the
community. Is distributing cards, pro-
claiming himself as a mixolIgist.
The Street Railway Company is put
ting indicators 10 It's cars on which ''the
next street is shown ~ plain letters on
white cloth sign at the forward end
OF the car.
The sunday schools of Grace and
Trinity Episcopal Churches picnicked
at Reeds Lake. Yesterday. The day
was delightful, and the occasion thor
oughly enjoyable.
The Reeds Lake Electric railroad
Will not be ready for operation till the
first Of next week, when through fares
at the 10 c. NJ rate, via the Gable road
viii be uaugurated.
Judge Grove yesterday gave Ira p.
ROwley a divorce from May c. Rowlev
on recommendation of Circuit Court
Commissioner A. f. Wolcott. Ground,
the all-embraciDg one or cruelty.
All members Of the High School
classes, from 1855 10 1891 inclusive, are
desired % attend the Alumni Associa-
TONS reunion picr today. Supper r
Will be served by the ladies at $50.
Quite n party Of young people went
down from the city last evening to
attend the ball at the Pneumatic Gate
Company's new factory at Jenison.
They returned oy late special tram.
The Ottawa-strcet cable line, hitherto
but indiherently patrOulzed, has been
obliged to put on extra cars to accom-
moGate travel 20 North Park. Quite a
large number made the trlp last even
ing.
TIE Park Congregational sunday
school held the pioneer picnic at North
Park yesterday, going up VIA Ottawa
st. 70 was an ideal picnic dav and a
happy time was enjoyed At the new re-
soft.
George ". Friuk. Of Green street,
whlle tending shaper at the Grand
Rapids planng mill, on Monday. had
tae middle finger of his right hand
crushed So badly that it had % be ampu-
tated.
about thirty Of F. W wurzburg'
clerks enjoyed their third annual PIC
mic nc Reeds Lake on Monday. Luach
In the groves and mooulE Eht rows on
the lake we're pleasant pastimes en-
joyCd.
The West Michigan Farmers Club
VIII meet st the CITY hall. on Tuesday
July 5, at 81 pm. Question. ''Wnat
shall We grow on our farms in the
future. 90 enable Us TO compete with
the West.
Mason Long. who vas 20 have gwen
an open ar talk on social evils" and
a free concert with hrs band Of singing
plgrms, was obliged 20 postpone the
affair on account of en unavoidable
late ARRIVAL til. t0nigAt az $50.
The June estimate for work on the
court house. $3.50 vas pald % the
Western Construction Company yester-
day The same course VIII bee pursued
~ the committee in the future. SD long
a. the company fulhls its contract.
William n. Saywar,s. of~Boston. sec
rsarv af Nlhona' a sioclatiOu of Build
ers. writes that be- VIII vfvt the Michi-
gan exchanges shortly. He IS a well
posted builder and a fluent speaker, and
the local association vii give him a
generous reception.
The Grand Haven Gun Club have IN
vited All the members of the West
Grand Rapids Gun Club and the shoot
lng men Ct TINS city generally. to l0in
with them ln a shoot. az the Haven.
July & From the talk Of the bows a
large crowd VII probably attend
The Fourth VII be celebrated BY
Grand Rapids people principally at the
various local suburban resorts. 10 beng
al OF wear Tor celebrating IN the city.
Personal lnchnarous ss % the ohserv-
snCe CT the holiday VII consequently
prsdominate much more than usual
Jrstce DeWolf. Of Grand Rapids
township, Yesterday fned tr-o ohstrep-
crous West >'ders - .55 each for being
4. and q IN. h.s territory east of the
CITY, The otiens0 was committed on
Sunday and the source vas original
pacsages.' which they carried out WITH
them trom the city.
he MISSION which ouered fhis week
e. - Joseph 8 Catholic Church IS beng
Weil attended. services are eoutucfatl
~ Holland in the nlorn fngs and Engiish
sftencons. Last evening Rev. ~. van