Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
TOWN TOPICS.

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court siil commence next week.
The IHvsstoFy Of the Aeiss 4 Peters
loeai property aggregates over tso0.oV0.
Ball and supper As North Park payii-
ion tonisht. Take youg sleigas ana 90.
GIAad opening b@u ss North PARK
tonight. Music ~ Sqalers 4 snAstdex >
orchestra.
Fair. by the ladies OF the Division
street N. L. Church, a. Hartmans
ball tonight.
A progressive pedro was given by the
Royal k0restefs, at their hail, 50 Canal
sta lAst evening.
Today IL pension day, and that
brings JOY and gladaess 10 the heart OF
many a veteran.
DR.. kosema vas unable, yesterday,
90 attend % hs professional calls on
account Of illness.
On Tuesday next the following jury
cases rill be on call before Judge Grove,
3, 5, 7, ., 10 and IL.
An entertainment and fair Is 10 be
gwen in the parlofs Of Trinity Church
II a couple OF weeks.
Annual fair and sale of the Ladies
Helping Hand Society of smith Ne
moral Church this evening.
The fourth annual ball of Grover
Cleveland Tent, K. .. +. NJ, will be
gwen at Turner Hall on Saturday eyen-
ing.
The Young Peoples Guild of the
Second Baptist Church meets this even
ing at the residence OF DR.. Gallup, on
GOld-st.
The Young Peoples Society, of the
Church OF Christ, meet with the Misses
Whitfield, l24 Sheldon-st., tomorrow
evening.
George Gross, employed as porter at
while handling = keg Of beer Tuesday
evening.
W. c. Ell. Lyon have commenced
suit IN the circuit court 20 collect $4,000
from the Northern Michigan Lumber
Company.
The fair. to be held by the ladies of
the D.vision-Stree NJ. +. Church opens
at Hartman's Hall today and continues
tomorrow.
Rev. Denman is holding protracted
meetings at the East-street Nj. T..
Church every evening. lie IS assisted
by Rev. A. Gould.
Rev. A. NJ. Gould, of the Division
street NJ. 4. Church, IS holding revival
services IN the East-street NJ. h. Church
every evening this week.
The wives of locomotive engineers,
living IN the city, gave an enjoyable
dancing party at Welch's Hall, on
South Division-st-, this evening.
Judge Burch rendered judgment for
1867 80 IN favor Of the Fsrrand &.Votey
Organ Co. and against Smith * Grimm.
The judgment was rendered by default.
w. C. Dewey says that the Michigan
Glass Compsny's building at Grand
Haven IL almost ready for the roof.
He thinks work Will begin about the
18th inst.
Al the monthly meeting of the
Grand Rapids Bicycle Club, the men,
bers decided that Thursday evening
should hereafter DC regarded as ladies'
club night.
A meeting Of celsry growers was
called for last evening at A. j. Brown s
seed store. The celery men did not all
get to the meeting, so 1t was postponed
tIl Saturday evening.
Suggestions for Christmas gifts of
gentlemen house coats, dressing gowns,
lOunging robes. Datn robes, fancy vests,
nsckwear, umbrellas. ETC., IN special
styles At GardIner & Bakers.
There were no cases tried in the Cir
cult court yesterday for the reason that
one Of the cases on call Was disposed OF
by the respondent pleading guilty and
the other was not ready for trial.
The G.. 1. W. Y. Club gave a private
party at Kennedy's Hall last evening.
A very enjoyable time was had by al
present. The club intends giving q
series of parties during the winter.
An order was entered IN the United
States Court. yesterday, dismIssing tue
bill OF complaint in the case OF the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany of New YORK vs. Francis Lilly
administrator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. J. Sweet, OF
Musksgou, spent thanksgiving week
with their aunt, Mrs. NJ. Lamphere, OF
IS Mapls-st. Mrs. Sweet returned noms
last evening. Mr.. Sweet vent 20 Lan-
sing for few days hunting.
r. r. Collins, aged "a, formerly IN the
employ OK Foster. Stevens & Co., OF
tais city, died Of consumption at the
residence OF hrs fsthsr-in-law, Malanl
HUI, in West Nendoa. aud vas buned
from the Baptist Church at Plainwell
Tuesday.
AZ the winter season opens I'D diph-
theria cases become numerous, and tue
diriculties that beset the pathway Of
the city health officers are multiplied
There have been several cases reported
recently Boa they we're not scattered
about the city.
A letter has been received from ".
r. Corey, formerly Of this city, bu'
nov Of North Fast. Erie county, Pa
stzaDg that hss health i much im.
proved. When he eft Grand Rapids
two years ago. nis health was 50 poor
thst bis llfe was despaired Of.
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