Telegram-herald., 1891-06-28
BREAKFAST BREvITTES.


See Gardner q Bakers tennis suits.
Or. Owen is fitting up hne Office
rooms IN the Gilbert block.
All the new things in summer cloth
ing At Gardner & BAx;er's.
The band gives concerts every after
noon and evening AZ the lake.
Revival services will be held in the
Second-street NJ. Z. Church eommenc-
Ing this evening.
X. L. Polk 4 Co. have received the
Denver and Cincinnati city directories
for 1891 At their office.
The case of Geo. Somes Va. the Morn
IN Press has been transferred from the
circuit court TO the superior court.
The band gives concerts every after
noon and evening at the lake.
Gurdon I. Chsppell, of Rockford
has flled his oath OF Office AS county
school examiner with the county clerk.
Mrs. c. ii. Miller. OF Big Rapids, who
has been visiting friends IN this city for
the past week, returned home yester-
day.
Adams q Co. will keep their store
open next Friday evening and Satur-
day morning for tho benefit OF their
patrons.
William A. Edmonson. Of Grand
Rapids township, IS . legally qualified
deputy sheriff. He will hold forth at
Alger Park.
A motion for n new trial IN the case
of C.. &. Comstock against Frank Car
roll was denied IN the superior court
yesterday.
The Old Settlers are requested to
meet this afternoon, a. 3 p. m, TO At
tend the funeral of J. ii. Brown, North
Division-st.
County Clerk Harvey says he is
thankful that the law making the
clerks Office a salaried one does not
become operative till 1898.
J. Groen and G.. De Haan graduated
from the Holland theological Seminary
IN this city Friday, and received their
diplomas for the ministry.
Return on appeal from Justice De
Wolfe's court IN the case of Antonis
Centille VS.. James c. Thompson, has
been hled in the clerks Office.
John Van waadle was arrested last
night on suspicion of having stolen q
suit of clothes by Detective Smith. and
locked up at the police station.
The ambulance was called TO the u.
II. A. Home last evening and removed
Mrs. WILSON. who had her leg broken
W an accident some time ago. TO her
home At 81 South Division-st.
James Rice, of Piainfield township,
who married Charity A. Rice in March,
1864, asks for divorce on the ground
of desertion. Mrs. Rice left her hus.
band on New Years Day, 1885.
The delegation Of the Knights of st.
John, who attended the Knights con.
vention At Fort Wayne, have returned.
Col. VIM. Il. Mctiurrn was elected nj
the head of their order in America.
No rig has ever appeared on our
streets which has been admired so much
as that of Mr.. Harvey BlsselI with his
Kentucky colts and mahogany carriage
just purchased Of Belknap, Baker 4 Co.
II you have spare change buy nickel
savings stamps OF the Grand Rapids
Savings Bank. That institution wa.
the first in Grand Rapids to introduce
this system and its success is very salts
factory.
The regular Gospel temperance meet.
ing which Is held IN Good Templars
Hall, NcMullen block. this afternoon
at $50 o'clock, - a little out of the
ordinary, a fine program having been
prepared.
Rev. Charles A. Cutler. OF Ashland,
will preach in the PIainfield-avenue
Methodist Church this morning and
evening. on account of the absence
of the pastor IN attendance on the Gas.
nova camp-meetlug.