Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-07
BREAKFAST BREVITIES.

The sparrow bounty for July amount.
ed 10 tl6s.94.
Born to Mr.. and Mra w. H. Fnh,
OF 264 Cass-st, Aug. 5, q sou.
Tulip and Scott nave dissolved part
nsrshIp and Scott goes on with tho
job.
An Ice cream social and lawn fete
toek place last evening at Hon. j. w.
HAywards, corner OF North Front and
Fourth-sts-
The ladies' Of the three relief corps
are requested TO furnish cake for the
banquet at Hartman's hall Friday
evening.
Citizens and especially business men
are requested 10 decorate their prem
ises III honor Of the guests from Meri-
den today.
Rev. j. w. Reid. of this city, chair
man OF the Prohibihonists State Cen
trail Committee has resigned. He Is
gong West.
James II. Casey. Of Alpine, and Miss
Bertha A. .Brott. of Chester. were mar
RED yesterday by Rev. G. X. Gibson, at
his Office IN this city.
The u. A. X. veterans are returning
from Detroit and report remarkably
pleasant time. The decorations OF the
city were remarkable.
Between forty and fifty stalls have
been rented at the North Park race
track 70 horsemen who intend winter
Ing their "strlngs" there.
Prof. Lawson's funeral occurs at 10
O'Clock this morning from the residence
OF Prof. Shepard, Is North Union-st.,
under the auspices of the Elks.
Hosken Il Maunder are rushing the
work on the Oriel factory and other
contracts, and intend TO close all their
brick work before cold weather,
A horse belonging to B. F. Marshall
became frightened and ran away yes
terday afternoon, breaking it, leg,
which necessitated his being shot.
The Tarren-Scharf company, which
has the contract for paving Jefferson
aye. from State to Cherry-st. with as
Thalt, has crew OF men tearing out
the old cedar blocks.
United States District Attorney Pal
mer and Marshall Clarke are 1T Kala-
mazoo today conducting the exsmina-
ton of some alleged offenders. before
United states Commissioner McGurrin.
Henry Huber has received and added
TO his collection of relics and curiosties
the head of . caribou from northern
Maine. IL Is a beautiful specimen per-
fectly mounted and cost Mr.. Huber
$3.50.
W. c. Dewey, one of the representa-
tives of the Hxllwood Block company,
says il is probable that . company with
capital of 100000 will be formed
here for the manufacture OF paving
brick.
Annie M. Farrell was divorced from
Joseph Farrell yesterday by Judge
Grove. The decree was granted on the
grounds OF cruelty and non-support.
She was given the custody Of their
three-year-old daughter. Lillian.
Franklin Lodge No. 15l, Ancient
Order Of United Workmen, have
changed their night of meeting from
Thursday to Friday, on account Of TIE
meeting OF Select knights on the same
evening.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of Esst-st church will meet
with Mrs. +. A. Fletcher. "A HOLSTER.
ct, this afternoon. After the business
meeting FIVE o'clock tea will be served
to the ladies.
The New England furniture company
will take possession OF their new SIX
story brick factory building on the
and will abandon the frame factory on
upper Canai-st.
Pursuant to the order given by the
common council last Monday night,
tbs city marshal yesterday served
notice on the Postal Telegraph com.
pany toremove their poles from Broad.
way. bstween Tenth aud Leonard-sts.
n. w. Davey. who was arrested for
stealing one Of the North Park boats,
is sald 10 have paid for the use of the
boat IN advance. and also to have paid
. rbs6 ~ - King the boat hack 10 the
Park from Dlckerman's, but the man
neglected to do 20.
Messrs y. VI. Ryan of Bratris. Neb.,
r. Ellington Of Dallas. Texas, III. c,
Ward, Middleton, Conn.,, r. ID. Smith,
Merlden, Conn. Geo. r. Penn, New
Albany, ri. O. Guthe, Kesrney, Neb.,
and j. :. Miller of Chicago arrived
yesterday morning to buy furniture.
The examination Of r. l.. Read, the
alleged forger, WIS begun before Jus.
tlce Hydorn yesterday Read paid a
$3.50 hosrd bill at the Eberhsrdt house
with . 81 forged check receiving sI2 SO
IN change. He fed to Indianapolis but
wee brought back by Under Sheriff
walsh.
The snhulsncs went to s3l ". rouia.
II. Yesterday afternoon aud got Mrs.
VIM. Van Dyke. -Eho had injured her
self by falling on the sidewalk. Her
left leg vas injured. she Was taken to
her home at IS Mason-st snd Dr. Pyle
attended her. The ambulance also
went IN the Pacific Hoose on shsvmut-
ave. aud got Arthur A Rogers, Il years
old, Who had been injured IN railroad
wreck about three months ago. He
vss taken 20 So. Marks hospital for
treatment.
Mr.. Leon III. Myers, the renowned
manufactures of foe perfumes. vii be
N toe city tomorrow, Saturday, and
condnct a gigantic sale OF his tripi Ell
1scts and powders at the Boston store.
his store Is certainly the most enter
prisng n this sectiS,n, and y most for
iunsts N securing such great sttrsc-
tons he vii effer nesriy 5000 botti 20
CT ne fruit extracts az half toe regular
priee, the sale = for Saturday only and
We hesrtiiy wish hirs and this lively
0rn 81 merchants thar us>sal treat