Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-22
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Born-To Mr.. and Mira. q. A. Van
Raalte. a glfl.
Aacatawa Park has been sold TO .
Chicago syndicate
Harry Z. Barbour and Miss Molhe
Beebe viii be married "Wednesday even
ing.
Collector OF Customs Maynard was in
Ausksgon yesterday attending 70 some
legal business.
Yesterday workmen began laying the
slate roof on the new police neadquSr-
tsrs' building.
A. q. CroAer Will address the young
men at tns Y. III. L. A. rooms at
o'clock this afternoon.
IvoryetEes and Paris Panels are the
latest. Iyoryettes are only IS per
dozen at Arthur & Phllbrick's.
Mss Fannie Wilcox will give her an
nual Thanksgiving hop on "Wednesday
evening, a. Simmons ball.
Deputy Marshal Judd went to Big
Rapids. yesterday, To arrest Charles
Davidson. who 10 charged with sending
an obscene letter TO young lady OF that
city.
Oriental Chapter, o. Z. s.. will hold
q special meeting TUESDAY evening for
work. after when refreshments VIII be
served.
Edmund j. Doyle, who has been q
student IN James McBrideis Office for
the past year, was admitted TO the bar
yesterday.
Geo. l.. Spencer, of Hart, OceanA
county, has bought all the equipments
OF the Barrett House. No. $50 Canal
street, for $4,000.
{ The Art association had Its regular
meeting Tuesday evening. There will
be no meeting next Tuesday, on &C
count of the exhibition.
BARRIERS union No. has issued invi-
tatlons To its friends TO attend q grand
masquerade bali to be gwen At Turner
hall Wednesday evening, December 2.
Take advantage of the special one
half OFT sale OF trimmed hats or bon
nets, oommenc ng Monday morning at
Berwin's millinery parlors, No. n
Canal street.
The ladies of the South End L. L. C.
met at their regular place OF meeting
yesterday and carried out the usual
program, and outlined the study for
the next three months.
Justice DeWolf issued q warrant yes
terday for the arrest of Walter Connors.
Mich Fink states under oath that Con-
nors knocked HIM down and beat hun
without any provocation.
Grand Rapids Post, G.. A. R., wants a
new flag and viii give social dane Q
Thanksgiving evening, IN SnAnahan' Z
hall on Plainfield avenue, in order TO
raise funds for buying one.
Complying with orders from the
treasury department at Washington,
Collector Steketee 10 revising the list of
those who are engaged in tho maufac-
ture OF Cigars IN the fourth revenue
district.
Lieut.. T. B. Lamoreaux, Tenth artil-
lery, u. s. A., and wife, who are visit.
ing their sister, Mrs. s. Il. Chard, No.
IA South Prospect street, will soon
leave for Pensacola. Florida, where the
artillery is now located.
The Western Michigan college stu
dents formed a debating society called
the Senate, yesterday forenoon. Those
who witnessed the election Of officers
saw q very lively and exciting scene.
Two hundred students took part.
The annual sale TO .be held by the
Helping Hand society Of ST. Mark q
chrch, viii be held inthe residence of
Mrs. DIR. G.. X. Johnston. on Sheldon
street, on Tuesday evening, Dec. Is.
The prohibition club at its regular
weekly meeting last evening decided to
give q literary and musical entertain
ment next Saturday night in Good
Templsrs hall, McMullen block. After
the entertainment Refreshments will be
served in the ball.
Lieut.. Edward Sutherland. of engine
house No. 3, returned Yesterday from
South Bend, Ind, with his bride whom
he married at that place last Tuesday.
They Immediately went to their nicely
furnished home at the corner of Vetoe
and Jefferson streets-
The regular monthly public meeting
OF the kindergarten Mothers class &C.
ours this week. and all intetested in
klndcrgar.ens are invited to attend.
An interesting resume of the work of
the class thus far will he given. The
meeting Is held at the Y. NJ. G. A. par
Tors, Tuesday At $50 p. m.
Yesterday morning one of the horses
tttachsd TO a car on Graudviiie avenue
broke through the crossing at Second
avenue ard fell into 3 sewer. About
an hours Tune was taken in getting him
loose, while the passengers walked to
the city. The horse was not injured In
ths fail.
BY special request Of goodly num-
Der who have been deferred on account
Of the inclement weather from enjoy
ing the water color exhibition at A. II.
Fowle's srt parlors. g. Iona street..
have decided TO leave them up for one
week more ia order thsttney may nave
an opportunity TO see this exception
ally hns collection.
The Protective brotherhood has fled
articles Of association. having FIR its
object the promotion OF gymnastics
The following ssloonk eepers N THIS city
are officers 0f the association: Presi-
dent, Frank An lerson; Vice President,
George A. Bowen; Secretary. Charles
A. Kelly: Treasurer, John Rsah; djrsc-
tors. John W. Farrell, +. :. WEIGH.
Frank +. wsrrell, n. A. Waters, WILL
ian Hennessy, Albert Green, III. K.
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