Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-14

Cabinets ". wyke's, IS Monroe-st-
Four cars OF wheat were received yes
tefday.
Samuel NJ. Lemon has attached the
grocery stock OF Samuel X. Beecher.
The Oakdale Park Episcopal Church
gave an entertainment last evening.
Forty three papers conveying real
estate were filed with the register yes
terday.
The annual meeting OF the Ionia
county Soldiers and Sailors' Assoc,a-
ton will DO held ~ Ionia today.
The ambulance took Eta Pallet and
her baby from li6 North Ionla-st. to
st. Marks Home on account OF the
mothers sickness.
A report 10 in circulation that Rev.
DIR. Graves will return 70 this city
during the present year 70 take up his
permanent residence.
Nicholas Fink and his wife have given
achattle mortgage 10 William Druske
for $500, on the furniture and fixtures
Of Hotel Cleveland, 90 Canal-et.
Editor Frank w. Ball on his retire.
ment from the ownership of the Demo
ployes, IN elegant gold watch.
Fred Casser, of West Bridge-st., has
sold his confectionery and news stand,
and will give bis whole attention TO the
printing business IN the future.
Meta Wait is the only person re-
ported yesterday as having contracted
q contagious disease. She lives at 705
Wealthy -ave., and has typhoid fever.
George A. Mcintyre of the local STAFF
of the Eagle has resigned his position to
take effect as soon as his successor can
be chosen and will 60 on the Democrat.
The Board Of Trade held an informal
meeting last night. No business OF inn
portance was transacted, several CON-
munications Of general nature being
disposed Of.
The law fra Of Moulton 4 Rogers is
dissolved. Mr.. Moulton continues to
occupy the same Office a. . patent
collector, and Mr.. Rogers has his Office
in the same room.
w. X. Hartwell 10 the first town treas
urer to balance State and county taxes
with the new measure. He paid IN
$6iS.3S, yesterday, to square accounts
for the town Of Cannon.
The First Reformed Church society
has moved into the old Lutheran
church on Ionia-st., near East Bridge
st.. and will hold their first services this
evening with prayer meeting.
Mrs. Hedges, . copyist in the regis
ter's Office, lost q valuable gold watch,
yesterday afternoon. Il was found by
the janitor. Guy Smith, in the drip
basin of the nydrant, at the corner OF
the clerks office.
The result of tho meeting last week
In the Fountain-Street Baptist church
were 30 satisfactory and so much inter-
est was manifested that 1t has been de-
cided TO continue the meetings evesy
evening this week.
There will be public installation of
officers Of Custer Post, No. 5, IL. A. X.
at their ball on Ionia-st.. this evening.
A fine program OF vocal and instru-
mental muse, and recitatIons will be
rendered.. The public is cordially iu-
vited.
Lscklider Council of Chosen Friends,
wiligivc smusical and literary entertain
ment in their ball in the Hsni.h block
this evening. An elaborate program
has been prepared and it will be
rendered by some OF the best local
talent.
Every bed and available place of
abode IN the Morton just now is occu-
pied with the furniture men and
knights of the grip. Clerk Grant
stated that l9l guests were In the hotel
last night. No travellers were received
after nine O'Clock. Several bus loads
were sent away to other hosteleries IN
the city.
John widdicomb is in receipt of q
letter from Emma Field. of the Grand.
vills-ave. school, expressing her pro-
found thanks for hls generous donation
OF money TO buy shoes for her INDECENT
pupils. Some seventy pairs of little
feet were shod with bright new shoes
from the funds donated by Mr.. WIddi-
comb aud others