Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
TOWN TOPICS.

Adhfhf1 " N1Af1 % 'OH&Or-s1.
Born, 70 Mr and Mrs. james Wavis,
a son.
several new patr0lmea have been re-
eeagly added % the police force.
The Paiaters' Union give . dance
Iut sdsy night at iilbeFnian Hall.
sc show proofs and allow RESTING
With our - Cabinets Mykes, 80 Mou-
Toe-st.
pr Whitfield has removed from l2f
sheldon and l3i RanscIn-st. Telephone
the same.
TIE place % rest while out shopping
the BON Ton DressmakIng parlors, room
Is, Wonderly block.
The Greenwood Literary will give an
entertainment this afternoon, a.
o'clock. az No. 81 Canal-st.
The old settlers will meet at the city
hall tOday at =. m, 10 attend the
funeral OF Grandma Roberts.
Mollie Paxton's trial IN the Superior
Court, charged with receiving stolen
goods has been fixed for the 10th.
The present subscription To the stock
for the Builders and Traders Ex-
change building amounts to $4,000.
The funeral OF Miss Minnie Howell
viii take place sc -. Andrews Cathed-
ral. Monday, Feb, ., 1891, at 0 a. m.
There are twenty-five W. C.. +. t..
unions and SIX \. W. Z. i. A. IN Kent
county, all IN prosperous condition.
Tire New York Biscuit Company ia
making preparations 10 double It's pres
en-. facilities BY putting IN new ovens.
Dr. Christian Van Der Neen will
preach Al the First Congregational
Cnurcn this morning at the usual hour.
The board of Trade reported yoster-
day the receipt OF tive cars of wheat,
four of corn. one each OF hay and oats.
Next term commences tomorrow,
February ., at the West Michigan Uni
vcrslty Business Institute and Normal
school.
The county superintendents OF the
poor have commenced the work of
cleaning and kalsominIng their Office.
It needs it.
The Detroit, Grand Haven Il Milwau-
kec steamers are making their regular
trips. The detcntion by ice was OF
short duration.
The members of Grand Rapids Lodge
No. :, a. q. L. w, and their families,
Will enjoy 4 basket picnic at their hall
Tuesday evening next
The Daughters OF Pocahantas will
give box social Monday evening at
Ecd Mems Hall, on Canal-st.' All Red
Men of the city are especially invited.
Mss Annie Harty. formerly stenogra-
phcr for I. M. Weston, has accepted a
similar pOsItlOn IN the state Capitol at
Lansing At a salary OF $1,000 per year.
The bank clcarances Tor the week
were Si,l45. .6t3.Tl: corresponding week
last year. S6Si,500.9J. Balances last
week. Sjl2. .t54.g9; year ago, Sll0. .699.97.
The Grand Rapids Dental Society will
meet AZ Lhc office of Or. j. T.. Young.
Tuesday evening. Dr. j. G.. Parker
viii read paper on ''Salivary Calca-
las.n
It . rumored that the Elks will give
tao sgcai session, mentioned some
time ago. % the members and their
.lslies. on Thursday evening, Febsu-
arY Sc.
Toe hont and appeal IN the case of
tieury q. Plumb -. Mex Fink, was
hl.d in the clerks Office Yesterday. The
t,tic - sell real estate Is involved IN the
case.
You can hear the finest music in this
part of che West, every Sunday after
noon. &c North Park. by Wurzburg a
Browuson's military band. eighteen
pieces.
The fourth anniversary of the dedi-
eaton OF Eeuiah. s5 Baxter-st. will he
q ervcd BY 8 h0afe gathering. Tues
e,y evening. February 10, to wuich al
afe invited.
The y0uug men have been invited to
attend RECEPTION gwen by the y. VI
e. A. LADIES' Auxiliary next Tuesday
evening. at their new rooms IN the
Brown block.
sheriff McQueen vii appoint a mes
seprer for Judge Ads1t's court tom0F
ruw It's expected that SCION ". Bax
ter. ir. son ot the assistant ire mar
shail. va secure the place.
John Shirtmakcr has been Judged 10
s>ne. caused bv his not being able &
Stars one OF those ferty-five dollsI
suits. now selling for SIS. ss Shattucs
4 Tfownridge's, - Monroe-st
There viii be a reception at the par
Iors Of the Park Congregational church
next Thursday evening under the aus
fftfS OF TIE Young men btott tt3sS
assisted by the young ladies'.
Justice Brown IsSueti a warrant yes
tcrtiav for the arrest ef Frank McDon
aid. OF Grand Rapids township, on &
charge Of larceny. He "a accused oi
tsking so and a gold watch from J0hT
Rfutou, OF the same township.
". Z. Townsend received word yes
tertisy informing him Of the death o.
his hrptheran-lsw. tfeorge w. Haynes
which occurred at Brooklyn, Wis, q
Br,xht's d~sss. Mr. Haynes was vel
known on She road. having represented
George Hauselnlan, OF Kalamazoo, f0
about four years.
TIE lecture UPON the Passion Play. 4
~ gwen by Mrs. Edna Chsfsee Noble
viii - worth hearing. as Mrs Noble as
tcnded the play last summer. aud ans
: well able to describe s. At Hart
mans Rseital Hall (Fountaln-st. sn
trance. Tuesday and Wednesday. eh
riary 10 sad II. Tickets SO cents.