Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
TOWN TOPICS.

No burial permits were issued from
tie health once yesterday.
According % the Tradesman. 404
travelling men are sent out by Grand
Rapids firms.
A hop vii be Z ven by Oriental Chap
ter tom0rros evening, ~ kennedy's
ii AL. ora Waterloo-st.
Five carloads OF stone have already
arrived FOR bu.dlng the new passenger
house on west kuitou-s..
A concert vii be gwen this evening
90 SmlIh Memorial Church, corner OF
Fnney-st. aud Weaithy-sye.
\ masquerade hop Will be gwen by
the Misses Gage and Bened CT, this
evening, at Company Bs armory.
A reception will be given by the
Young Mems Bible Class. a. the Park
Congregational Church this evening.
The Grand Rapids Dental Association
- 10 prosperous condition and has a
membership ot twenty ski!.iul dentists.
\ small Democratic club was organ.
ized a. Koch q Becne's hall last evening
BY the Holland element OF that section.
During the repairs 10 the treasurer's
NOuutN
clerks Office IS used by treasurer Steb-
BINS.
The street cars bear little bits of Grape
In memory of the late julius House
man, who was 3 director of the Com
pany.
Register skinner is expected 10 be on
duty next week. lie has been confined
10 MS residence by sickness for the last
few days.
Nearly one huAdren couples attended
the anniversary bail given by the paint
ers and decorator union an HIbernian
hall recently.
Grand Rapids Encamptment No. 43,
!. o. o. F., meet tonigh. in Odd Eel
lows Hall. Tower block. Work in the
second degree.
Prof. J. Clegg Wright Will lecture IN
Ek's Hall tins Thursday evening, on
Astronomy. Prof. Wright IS q deeply
learned and scientific speaker.
Mr. Isaac Amberg who was formerly
business partner OF the late Hon.
julius Houseman, at Battle Creek at
tended the funeral yesterday.
The Board of Trade reported re
ceIpts by rail yesterday as follows:
Five cars of wheat, four cars OF corn,
one car each of flour and oats.
Telgrams of coincidence from Gov.
Winans. Ex-cOngreSsman Maybury and
others were received by the relatives of
Hon. julius Houseman yesterday.
Detectives Cast and smith went TO
Iona yesterday, To appear as witnesses
in the trial of Bailey, VINO was accused
OF burglary az that place and arrested
here.
Brief informal exercises VIII be given
b. the WOman's Home Missionary SO.
ciety. at the First Congregational
Church tomorrow afternoon at 8
O'Clock.
The contents OF the box unearthed in
the Office of the superintendent CT the
Poor. and which Was sent to the Emer-
son Home, broke even-thcre being
just s..
state Agent Holcomb will take Lillian
Montstevens to Coldwater today. She
was recently convicted of visiting a
house of ill-fame and was sentenced to
the reform school for girls for three
years.
Rev. Mr.. Reynolds. of the Presby
teTlan tnuTcn. nss gone TO New \ OTk
20 attend the trial of the man accuse d
OF the murder of hIs father, last sum
mer. It : feared that he Will not re-
sumo the pastorate OK his church.
Messrs. l.. G. Stow and Jacob c. More,
Of the Grand Rapids Furniture Com
pany, viii build brick block 10 the
spring. costing $4,000. The block will
be situated at and Pearl-st., and Will
be occupied as salesrOom and storage.
Frank logan, representing "The
Royal Pass company, 10 appear At
Redmoud's next week, came IN from
Jackson lsst night. In the latter place
he vas entertained IN \ royal manner
by the Elks. for whose benefit Mr.
Stsley will play tomorrow evening.
Valley city lodge /. q. g.. T. ha:
elected the following officers: c. r..
W. I. Manning. Y. I. Annie Austin
Secretary, IasNe Hegsrstey; +. =, Geo
Cooper. J.. William Haynes; ~, Nor
gan Gfilbertsou. e.. \. A Manning, g.,
BERTHA Austin, sentinel, Walter May
nsrd.
The Art Hall st the old fair ground
has been converted into n mercantile
house consisting of elght stores. Mr.
Joseph IOusemau. the owner Of toe
building. has refittsd the building with
new roof and added bav windows 4
the second stories. The building face'
MsdisOn-ave, and Hall-st.