Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18
CLOTHING.
BREAKFAST sRsuIIEs.

A. ". Bush has returned from a visit
To Portland, Me.
Bozn-To Slr. and Mrs. julius ].
Wagner a son.
The mothers kindergarten class viii
meet Tuesday at 4 p. II. ia the l-A-
C. A. parlors-
Jhon Ludwyk and John kon NJ were
admitted to citizenship BY the superior
court yesterday.
Adams 4 Co., 80 Monroe-ss., make a
f.ae display OF mourning boanets ans
toques.
III 'us5I4 o 'rIcou!Y E !uaSnI san
T. the guest % AIRS. ~ - yandereyer,
NO. 1873 North Ionia street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Beneker, OF No.
81 Green 81, were made happy by the
arrival OF a 10-poand girl yesterday
mogn1ng.
DR.. Ross arrives home from Chicago
this morning. and viii be In his Office.
wIddieoiag building. all day today
ard tomorrow.
VIM. I. Adams has been appointed
chairman OF the congressional commit
tee and bis headquarters will be IN the
old Blodgett building on Ionia-ss.
The No~wegiaa Il .aa-'er. the Pew. NJ.
Nelson, win preach In the German
church, Mt. Yer lon street. today at
3 O'Clock Sunday school az . O'Clock.
Fred Alien, of Oakland-ave., met
with n painful accident yesterday by
stepping on nail. The nail punctured
the sole OF his shoe and passed through
his foot.
The Rev. W. A. Frye OF the Plain
field avenue NJ. +. church. wiz preach
this evening ON the subject Future
Funishment-is IL Eternal or Proba-
tionary?'
C. 6. Puicher, the weii-known Canal
street merchant, WAS seized with an
attack OF appoplexy while walking
on the street yesterday afternoon. He
was taken hOrsc III the ambulance.
Prof. Carly discussed "The Rights of
Men" before an open meeting of the
Team Owners Union at Greenwood
Hall last evening. Owing to the rainy
weather there was but small number
In attendance.
\ gospel temperance meeting will
b. held in the W. c. L. L.. Hall, at SOP
South Diyision-st., at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon The meeting will be ad-
dressed by Rev. J. III. Snashau. OF
Calvary Baptisc church.
K. y. Seaver, NJ. D., of Columbus,
Penn, Supreme President of the Equit-
able Aid Union, will deliver a public
lecture in Good Templars' Hall, Nc
Mullen block, Tuesday evening next,
Oct 20. The pubic is invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. q. A. Voigt will 60
tomorrow evening with their daughter
Mss Amanda to Knoxville, ILL.,. where
Miss Voigt will enter st. Mary's school.
Et. Mary's is recognized as one of the
beat conducted seminarles in the West
for young ladies.
The total loss caused by the fire
which occurred in the Michigan Central
freight house At 2:30 yesterday
amounted to $1,000 ON building and
contents. The fire Is supposed to have
originated in consignment OF house
hold goods. The baild.rg aud contents
wer ENSURED.
A new front WI be placed in the
Eaton < Lyon book store in the near
future. The two entrances will be
taken out and n large entrance win
4 b. put In the middle OF the front.
7 New plate glass windows OF large size
VIII be placed on either side OF the
new entrance.
J. De Rike. an ll-year-old boy re-
siding at $50 Z. Fulton-st., fell from a
tree Thursday and fractured both bones
Of his right fore arm, midway between
the wrist and elbow. lie received no
medical treatment until yesterday wren
he was brought TO DIR. Pyle's office. The
Doctor succeeded IN successfully re-
cuclng the fracture.
A. III. y. Jenkins. who has been for
Geveral months past the representa-
tive OF the Detroit sun. in shis city.
goes TO Detroit 10 take the editorship.
II IL said that Ed NJ. Mooar will sue
coed him as local correspondent. Mr.
Jenkins wen many friends while in this
city by his gentlemanly department
aud kindly disposition. lie was popu-
lar with the fraternity, and being q
man at bright ability and jolly pro-
elivities n will BE- missed along the
row. His promotion riehiy Il &c ved.