Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
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The articles u ths store room Of he
Mssoaic PAR we're a. disposed Of yes
tercay With the exception of the grand
prize, Tue Chase paano- TIE drawing
took place ln Ihe presence Of TIE man
gers OF TIE fair aud representatives OF
the press. . Z. Waters q the Morn
iag Press took tie numbers fEom the
box and they we're called OF by Harry
Hyd0sn, while II. r. Hastings. 4. D.
swartout ana Leo Caro.kept the record
OF the articles drawn and the lucky
numbers that drew them.
The center table, presented by the
Wan. A. Berkey Furniture company,
MAS drawn by number %, ant the other
articles are gwen below with the names
Of the donors anu the numbers Of the
drawing ticket.
Antique shaving stand, presented by
the Grand Rapids Chair Company,
ticket No. IS; large rocker, by Col.
Nickerson, OF Detroit, No. 81 pastel
picture, John Goebel, No. rs; Gas stove,
Grand Rapids Gas Company, No. 80;
baby cab, by Max Tyroler, No. 4Si
guitar, Paul Friedrich, 80. g.; stove,
Joseph Berries, No. O.; Grecian table,
Mrs. Horton, No. So; harness, A. Van
denburg, No. 50; Gold Coin stove, Van
derveen & Whitman, No. IS; member
| ship card, Cooper's commercial agency,
No. 2o; Maud 5. force pump. No. 3D.
| lady's bonnet, C.. A. Berwln, No. Al;
bedstead, Mcdonald. No. SO; case OF
| birds, !. Mcconnell. No. 81, bicycle
clock. +. c. Steglich, No. p; silver cake
| basket, Beekman & Co., No. 49, woven
WIRE mattraas, Valley City Spring Com
pany. No. 81; lamp, Penlnsular chap
ter, o. f. 5, No. Is; lamp, Oriental
| Chapter, q. r. G., No. 80;
painting, Harvey q Heystek, No. 95;
wood framed harrow, W. 5. Lawrence,
| 5: book, - Martndale, 20: antique
table, Folding Table Company, 80;
years subscription for TELEGRAM HER
AID, 81; lawn vase -, ~ mantel
clock Adams Manufacturing Company,
s4; book case and writing desk, Wm.A.
Berkey, 81; etching, George W. Lemon,
| 81; s35 overcoat, George W. Woodburn,
46; water color, Mrs. L. +. Rose, 10;
antique table, Vinegar Furniture Cont
| pany, l35; a suit of clothes, +. Gran
ell. 30; pair Of pants, F. Williams. AZ;
bedroom suite. \. /. Avery, 20; side
board, n. L. Avery, 60; pair of pants,
- Bespaloff, %; a cutter, Hester q
Fox; 2l; moving machine; Walter A.
| Wood. sc; Office desk, Grand Rapids
School Furniture Company, LOG; 500
cigars, A. S. DAVIS, 1856; ladies' secre-
| tsry and book case Grand Rapids Chair
| Company, 1913; antique oak table, John
| B. White, l7s; White sewing machine,
| White Sewing Machine Company, %;
| Harrison wagon, William Harrison, s2;
smoking jacket, Gardiner & Baxter, Is;
| q years course in Parrish's Business
College ,l56; a years course in Parrish's
| Business College, 10; safe, l.. NJ. Cary,
| l06; mandolin, j. w. SchwaDkovski,
le9; Swift's folding bed No. 2, 152; SIN
gle track harness, II. 3. Moore, l2l;
! pleasure boat, II. Truncott, 50; plush
safe, by the B. 7. O. Elks, 70; swell
BODY cutter, Brown, Hall & Bo., 90;
| town lot in Ravenna, COnklIng Bros.
l6l; ladies' wrap, Manhattan Cloak
Company. New York, 107; Economy
furnace, VIM. Miller, 90; foluing bed f,
Peninsuiar Bed Company l2l; o. paint
ing. Miss Grace aBaldis, las; Grecian
vase, Blanch Hazlett, l35; Valley City
Commercial College, course IN stenOg-
| raphy, !; Valley City Commercial Col.
lece, business course, 95: ten safety
deposit boxes were drawn as follows:
%, 81, 1856, 40, 81, ,S4, 65, 100, 81, 2l5;
ten other safety deposit boxes were
| drawn by the following numbers, lI5,
A, SO, III, 81, l94, 81, 105, 10, %; Negro
and banjo, II. Leonard's Sons & Co.,
252; refrigerator and sldebosrd, Grand
Rapids Refrigerator Company, l0s;
shopping cart, 27; rug lounge, Birge q
Shattuck. 146; dining table, Storr q
Davis, 50; Fi.h set, the Art Booth, 220;
mantel, WiddIcombe Msntel Company
24I; s.dobosrd, Sigh Manufacturing
Company, 43; pony and saddle, A. Han
ish, l52; safe, Geo. NJ. smith, 10; ma
hogany library table, 0riel Cabinet
Company, l4s; pony cart and harness,
900; lot Is, Riverside addition, Robin
son & Lacey, 943; lot q, Ward home
stead, South Grand Rapids Improve
ment Company, l79; 20 acres land, <.
Kendall & j. c. Mckee, 81; Alaska re-
frgera'or, Alaska Refrigerator Com
pany, 4; mahogany bedroom suite, Mel
son, Matter & Co., 224.
The fine piano donated by Julius A.
J. Friedrich WAS drawn by Olga Peter
sen, a little miss of 267 North College
ave-, and it was not until yesterday that
she became aware OF the fact that she
was the winner OF the prize. The ticket
was purchased by Andrew Larson, a
jeweler in j. c. Herkner's store, and be
gave it to the little girl. She took II
home. and thinking that she would be
the last person on the list to draw the
prize, threw the ticket into waste bss-
ket. A nelghbor was in the house and
was saying that ticket 1867 was the
lucky number, when Miss Petersen sud
denly thought that it was her number,
she rememberingtit because Of the MI
larity 70 the number of the family res-
dence, ,267. A careful search revealed the
ticket in the bottom OF the basket and
it was presented and honored. The
piano was taken 90 TIE young lsdy's
home and she is probably the happlest
girl In the state OF Michigan this morn
ing.
The season ticksts are nearly all
gathered in, and as soon ss All sre re-
ported upon the drawing Of the grand
prize will take place. II is estimated