Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
BREAKFAST BREVIFIEs.

Warzburg's Military kand a. Norta
Park tomorrow.
Mrs. Cosby, q 42s south Ionia-st.. fell
ard broke her arm, Friday afternoon.
Alderman L. W Gray. of Masxegon,
xill spsnd tne sabbath with friends IN
this city.
lanes peKurus, of Burten-ave.. had
q horse stolen out Of tne pasture Fri
day night.
special sale Of Pattern Hats next
TUESDAY At Bsrwin's Millinery Parloxs,
- Canai-st.
this4 ,. n- will be eoac ucled by Mr..
Richard Bynon.
TIE Baptist Social union has post
poned Its quarterly Eieetlng - Tuesday
evening, June 2.
The plumbers, steam and gas filters
held a picnic at Alger Parx. Reed 3
Lake, yesterday.
Today is Trinity Sunday. festival OF
great Importance n the Episcopal and
Roman churches.
An elegant line of leghorn hats and
fine h,swers tor midsummer wear lusi
received BY Aams & Co.
T. +. Griffith has recovered from a
severe attack of pneumonia and Is
again 81 ms place OF business.
The Episcopal Sunday schools OF the
city will hold their annual union service
IN 81. Marks Church. this 3 p. M
Dr.. stevens. the retiring surgeon OF
the Soldiers Home, has. been presented
with = handsome cane by the inmates
A street car team tried TO run away
"a a. al
noon, bat they were stopped after gong
block.
James Buines refused 20 move on
when requested 10 DO so. and that -
why he occupied Cell AZ police head
quarters.
Outfielder Pelz, of New Orleans. who
played IN the Toledo Association team
last season, has been signed by Manager
Murphy.
Ed. Fuller has resigned his position
on the Eagle aud he will be succeeded
by George A. Mcintyre, DOW of the
Democrat.
There is talk of holding the annual
banquet OF the Grand Rapids Furni-
ture Manufacturers Association at OF
tawa Beach.
F. j. Conway, the cornetist OF Powers
Opera House orchestra, will go to
Brooklyn To accept position n kirch-
ner's orchestra.
The league teams Will play a. Alger
Park today, and the D., l.. & y. will
run trains every fifteen minutes from
the union depot.
The two destitute women who ar
rived IN the city late Friday night were
turned over 10 the SuperIntendents OF
the Poor, yesterday.
There will be q full rehearsal OF the
OratorlO Society this evening with the
orchestra. and all members are re-
quested 10 be present.
la the case OF C. C. Comstock vs..
Frank j. Carroll, the Superior Court
jury rendered verdict for the PLAIN
tiff in the sum of S369.79 and costs
Justice James keith, of Wyoming,
has filed his return IN the case of
Thomas Merritt Vs. Watson Colley,
which has been appealed to the circuit.
The directors of the Fifth National
Bank stood five TO four against remov-
ing To the east side, consequently the
bank will remain IN its present quarters.
Outfeider RandalPs wife died at
Dayton, Ohio, day before Yesterday.
The management SAYS he may not play
hail any more, and Pelz will take his
place
The c. Il W. ". officials have decided
70 add Highland Park at Grand Haven
to their list of summer resorts, If they
can secure the right of way to the
grounds.
Nrs. Maud Lord Drake, of San Fran
cisco. at 2:30 and 7:30 p. M. Sunday,
in Elk's Hall, will lecture on Spiritual
SIN, followed by descriptive seance Of
SPIRITS present.
Owing to the street car trouble the
public meeting advertised for the 27th
inst. under the auspices OF Court Lyon
i. O. O. F., mas been postponed until
further notice.
Harry Accsrd. the jovial G.. r. & I.
agent at kaIkaska, is N the city to get
his new uniform, that all the agents of
the company of most important towns
are required TO wear.
An evangelistic service will be held
in Westminster Presbyterian Church
tunday evening. special music has
been selected ami the floral decorations
will be- very pretty. You are invited.
Tire male quartet of the First presby-
terrain Church will sing at the \. NJ. G.
4. meeting today at o'clock. Rev. J.
Snashall. of Calvary BAPTIST Church,
will give the address. All young men
are invited.
The ladies Of the Custer Corps will
meet AZ Elk's Hall. this morning ut $50
O'Clock. 90 attend the memorial services
0t the Westminster PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Rev. Mr.. Sanford Ii. Cobb
will preach sermon appropriate 70 the
occasion.
Master AieS. Mcpherson, Of 100 Tur-
nerst.. celebrated his eleventh birthday
Saturday afternoon. and fourteen of
hrs little friends were present: Misses
Maud SeymOre. Maud aud Leigh
Thompson, Franc Letfingwell, Nellie
strshan, Hermann SPITE and Maud
Travis, Charlie Kellogg. Carl Crsmsr.
bulge aud Philip Baldwin, Willie
Bauchman and Charlie Howe.
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