Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
TOWN TOPICS.


A Jury sih Dc struck ia the Superior
ee'.ft ca saturday ~ ascids Tie Alien
=. opening ease.
fek-s and other cable materials are
cistribuled along EAst-st.. and Ne Ans
VII s~ .A.a shorty
A. Nay, of Lhs Gi4nt Clething Com
P-ny, = pFovelGg fruits an nAts Tor
tne nessSoys' dessert today.
The BOard 0f Poice and Fire Com
mlssi0ners sili hold their seekly meet
ma tomorrow, instead Of today.
The usual Thanksgiving collections
Tor The u. 5. A. Home VII be taken up
ID al the churches Inls morning.
Soldiers, Mr.. Gibson, the soieitor OF
PENSIONS, Wil. De n a. once AL day
Toe your especial aceomm idau0n.
EAsl Fulton-sl. property owners com
plain Of the coaditlOa Of the portion Of
the street. occupied by the cable line.
The regular meeting OF the 81. Cecilia
Society sill Oe held at the LADIES Liter
ary Club rooms tomorrou afternoon at
230.
WurEDurg a Bronson's orchestra will
furnish music Tor the Company r
Thanksgiving ball AZ Grand Haven To-
night.
The forty employees OF the New York
Biscuit Company. ). A. Sears. manager,
were each presented with a turkey yes
terday.
The Knights Of Pythias Of the south
end give a Thanksgiving ball At SIM
mOn's Hall, Flfth-4ye. and south Dlyl-
siOn-st- tonight.
John Lawrence, Of Waterford. y. Y,
father of John ;. Lawrence OF this city,
died Tuesday evening. Mr.. j. >. Law
renee IS At Waterford.
The Reeds Lake electric road ia CIV
ing quick and regular service To resi-
dents OF the township eastward. Trans
run from .. IN. 10 7 p. m. regularly.
The railroad companies are reserving
their reduced fare rates for Christmas
time, but there has been quite heavy
Thanksgiving travel Notwithstanding.
Health Officer Saunders IS busy com
pilng statistics for the Uuited States
census. showing the death rate in
Grand Rapids for the year ending June
!, 1890.
The plan Of the Charter Amendment
Committee TO extend the city one mile
south and east and one-half miie north
and west seems 10 meet with the gen
ersl approval.
Joseph Newman, who has been IN
custody for Illicit paternity, appeared
before Justice Hydorn yesterday, and
gave bonds Ia the sum of $500 for his
appearance IN court.
The Grandvills Congregational
Church has greeted the Congregational
Church at Byron with formal resolu-
tons. congratulating Il upon It's re-
cognitlon as q church.
The members OF the Old Residents
Association OF tns Grand River Valley
Will meet At the City Hall on Friday,
the 25th, at l:49 D. m. to attend the
funeral of z. W. Barnes.
The office of the Board of Health will
be open this morning aud during the
afternoon, II the secretary Is able TO
get there. It Is thought that the
Turkey may prove too much for him.
The following committee is looking
for a new location for Company \
ArmOry: Gen. VIM. P. Innes, chair
man; Capt. ID. l.. Rogers, Lleuts. L.
Lsmpert and J. Klaasen, and Sergt. j.
{. Boon.
There Is a new company organized
and about TO commence operations in
the betting. mill supplies and rubber
goods business. They are all young
men, and a welcome addition to our
business circles.
The pOst-Office will be open today
from 7.3O TO 10 O'Clock q. m. The let
ter carriers will make the usual MORN
ing delivery. SPECIAL collections will
De made from Monroe. CANA and West
Rridgs-sts. letter boxes afternoon and
evening.
A rumOr is extant 20 the effect that
the street railway managers Will try
electricity on the Wealthy-avc. hne
next year, putting IN machinery ~ the
power house az the foot OF Lyon-st.
The matter IS merely speculation as yet,
however
The officers OF the new EpwOrth
League of the second Street VI. +.
Church are, Rev. W. N. Thompson,
president: Earl 5tokoe. Matte Decker,
Mrs. Bert Fish snd ;. F. husterer. wee
president: Nellie Chase, secrstaryi John
?. NOrcgtt, treasurer.
This is awful. Exactly thirteen
licenses for marriage were issued yes
terday from the county clerks once.
Thirteen q the number Of she licenses
issued q year ago she same day. Thir-
teen = the number of sin and atone
meut. Look out for divorces.
The women's Ard Society Of the Ms
son Wood Presbyterian Church have
elected officers "a follows. President.
Mrs. G. J. Chamberlain; wee president.
Mrs. George CLARK; secrets-y ". Mrs. y.
J Van Dine: assistant secretary. Mrs.
J. Thompson; treasurer, Mrs. ). Alliug-
ham.
Fred A. Denny for shs psst seven
years head salesman for T. G. Studley.
vii soon open a wholesale and retail
rutber goods and mill supply store, IN
company with W r. JARVIS. lately
head book keeper at The same establish
naenA The arm VII be Denny, JARVIS
Go.
The Episcopal Church located corner
OF Seymour and Cottage Gr0vs-aves.
O.kesls PARK, vii give compii-
uentsrv entertainment toruorroN even
ing. Muse VII be rendered. refresh
rnents served and an address delivered
hv Rev. Or Campbell Far. There VII
be no charge for admission.
Chamoiin ". p. G., NJ. al. vii hold
. special meeting st SEER hsu az
o'riork Frtfsy afternoon Tor their an
ry,al Inspection. - he conducted by
M-s. Lou Tohns0u. psst resident. of
N1skrurn. TIE a1nnsl election II the
oHFcers of Champlin ". r. G. VII axe
place on Thursday of neVt week.
Ms. Margaret Ann Tompkins, ~