Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-08
TOWN TOPICS.


The Cable compAny's new cars are
very hae.
born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. Yale,
twin girls-
Bishop Gillespie will hold service IN
Grace church Sunday evening
About hundred took advantage OF
the latest Auskegon excursion.
The dancing class OF Miss Callie Ira
VS. met 1t HlDerniAn hall last night
st 80.
The Misses Gage and Benedict began
a new dancing class last night AZ the
IOnia-st. armOry.
sheriff Bishop and family will move
out OF the laI January l into their
handsome new house on Paris-ave.
The annual meeting OF the Board of
Trade, whsR 81 directors will be chosen,
Is 70 DC held Tuesday, November Is.
The Board Of Trade report shows that
4 carloads Of wheat, of oats, 3 of corn
and l OF -four were received yesterday.
The city officials have not as yet re-
covered from the election and Is a re-
suit the city hall IS as dull As grave
yard.
Anybody can have free lunch by
attending the opening of John ODon-
nelFs new restaurant under 43 Pearl-st.
tonight.
The next meeting of the South End
Benevolent society will be held at the
residence OF Mrs. W. l. Blakeley, on
Thursday next.
A hoy named Jake Moon hurled
stone through q cable car window on
Taylor-et.. yesterday. Jake claimed It
was An accident.
The Nineteenth infantry band, TWEEN
ty-two strong, will accompany the local
masonic contingent to Grand Rapids on
November l2.-Detrolt News.
Yesterday was busy day with JUS
tice Hydorn. He rendered five decis-
ions, non-suited one case, and issued
large number of summOnses.
The Prohibition Club will meet At
Good Templars Hall, McMullen block,
South Dlvision-st., this evening. l.. f.
Cole, of Wisconsin, will speak.
Rev. o. c. Baker, from Muskegon,
will preach IN the Norwegian language
Sunday, November 3, at 3 O'Clock, IN
the German church, Mt. VernOn-st.
The Young Ladies' Foreign Mission
ary society, of the Divi.ion-street NJ.
+. Church, met at the residence of Mrs
W. r. Compton, 70 Center-st., last
night.
A New England supper, conducted
on the colonial plan, was given st the
Scribner-street engine house. by the
Clara Wheeler Us, lss. evening" quite
success.
Bert Henshaw, the young man who
stuck MS foot into some hot water at
the Veneer Works Friday, IS on deck
again. IL was case of more scared
than hurt.
The double Inc OF cable track up
LyOn-st. hill was IN OperstlOn Yesterday
for the first time, and there will De no
waiting for the cars TO appear at the
crest Of the bill IN the future.
The travelling men of Grand Rapids
are requested 70 meet At Elks' Hall this
evening, where arrangements are to be
made for the annual party that is 10 be
gwen IN the near future.
Rev. s Roosevelt, of Big Rapids. has
been elected 10 al the vacancy on the
Mission Committee of the Diocese Of
Western Michigan, caused BY the re-
moval from the State Of Rev. DIT.
Knapp.
Csmpau square would certainly pre-
sent an attractive appearance II paved
with asphalt. A. least it would % the
means Of getting rid q the mud which
Il sometimes allowed - accumulate
ankle deep
In General Passenger agent De
Havsu's Ofice, st the G. 8 " VI.
general Office, a partition s being built
Which forms neat hgtle Office, entirely
shutting cut subordinate officers. Sort
II a =,
Tomorrow vii o the opening day OF
The week Of prayer for the Young
Mems CHRISTIAN associations through
out the country. Harvey J.. HOlhstsr
viii SPEAK a. the young mems meeting,
and J. A. Nssternof vii sing 500.
Rev. Humphrey Hammond. Who re-
Gently died atShephard. sc the axe Of -,
wss one Of the earliest missionaries TO
shs Indians. In 1880. the Baptist socle-
tv az Boston. sent him cut to the ste Of
ths city. 10 preach 20 the tribes "a this
locality.
pr. Wiley. assistant city physician,
claims the honor Of beng che 6rst per
son - drive over the rev ssphs't pave
msnt He wss lied out on prufss-
Uoual visit shortly after 20 Q clock
yesterday morning AID vas obliged 70
take that route.
Last % ht q Policeman on one q
80 main thorCnga lsres ordered taree
az four men who were "A xing pclftlcs
~ move on. Whds a. the same p11e
disgrsCeful row vas in progress taree
blocks arsv. Evidently tae poheczi
discussion Vas not FL accordance Vltn
toe 1fic-rs rtews
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