Telegram-herald., 1891-11-17
BREAKFAST sasvITIes


Lisras Nsss GAIA<rsa ia saa Abess Psb
lis Places.
See Berkey & Gays Ad.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Clark.
No. Al Aorrison street, Is pound boy.
Born-To Mrs Raymond Morton. of
Twelfth avenue, Sunday, lo4 pound
boy.
William II. Anderson has been elect
I'd managing director Of the Fourth
National b4nk-
The street car company began the
work Of laying guard wires over the
uoiiy wires last nlgnt.
Members OF the Owashtanong Club
have pststioned President Weston to
call special m sting.
A handsome Barry granite monu-
ment is being placed IN the Valley City
cemetery for Mrs. w. b. Ledyard.
One dollar does double duty Thurs
day. Berkey a Gay Furniture Co.
Work on the Brown vault, to be put
In the Valley City cemetery ~ cost OF
SI3, 900. was commenced yesterday.
c. Barton, formerly Of Barton 4 Will
Ealns, BARRIERS, No. sos South Division
street, has gone to Battle creek TO re-
aide.
The newly formed land and I'm.
provrment association will meet in the
lecture room OF HarIman's hall Turs-
day evening.
The annuel meeting Of the board Of
trade will be he'd at the board rooms
this afternoon. and . new board OF d.
rectors will be elected.
A party will be gwen tonight in En-
ginesr's hall on South DIVISION street
by the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Order
Of Railway Engineers.
Perinsular Chapter, Order Eastern
Star, will give another OF their delight
full pedro parties this evening IN their
bali IN the McMullen block.
The Rev. w. J. Russell, pastor Of the
Church OF Christ has decided not TO ac-
cept the call recently extended to him
from Chicago and will remain in this
city.
The funeral OF Eliza J. Kary will be
held at the reslderce OF her mother,
$50 Mcconnell street, November 18, 1T
Ga. m. Friends Of tho family arc in
yited.
Fifteen hundred dollars have already
been pledged for the st. Marks North
End Mason building to occupy the
site recently donated BY the Hon. G. C..
Comstoek.
Hart sackett, who formerly con-
Quoted livery bunness at the old rink
returned from Detroit and repurchased
his old plant
The class IN music under the aus
picec OF the Y. NJ. c. A. will take It's
hrss lesson this evening ut the Associa-
ton rooms. under the instruction OF
Professor G. &. Shepard.
The Grand Rapids Scalper, Grader
and Purifier company fled articles Of
incorporation with the county clerk
yesterday. The capital stock IS $780,,
600. with s45. 900 paid in.
K. d. Fuller, who has been connected
with many successful newspaper enter
prIses will launch q new weekly paper
on the tribulent tide, to he devoted to
temperance and kindred moral ques-
tons.
Canton Pierce lodge No. "a. Patrl-
archs Militant /. o. o. F., will meet
tonight in Odd Fellows hall. Tower
block. Election of officers and other
business of importance wlll be trans
acted.
There will be meeting of the dem.
ocratlc committee Of the Charity Bail
In the frst parlors of the Livingston,
Wednesday, at 8 p. m. Ii is important
that every member of the committee
should be present.
Ida Jansen. years old, daughter OF
john Jansen. of No. l23 Vries street
whlis playing around the house last
Thursday Tell into tub OF hot water.
The baby was severely scalded and
died yestsrtsy from the injuries.
The dance given by the Grand Rapid,
Bicycle club last evening in Hartman,
new hail was attended by 75 couple.
The club is well pleased with the pat
ronsge accorded il and another dane,
will be held within few weeks.
The First Presbyterian church people
will give an entertainment in th'
church this evening 10 celebrate th,
opening of the building since 10 ha
been rernodel-d. Musical and literary
productions will compose the program
The Equatible Aid Union held an en-
tsrtsiument and social at Wlllmont
ball last evening. Music and retorical
occupied toe early part OF the evenIn,
after which . shadow and box socis
consumed the latter part. The pro
ceeds were used for the union.
Chief Consul A. B. Richmond and II
W. wnitmsu. members OF the board o
officers of The Michigan division
League of American Wbeslmen, vii
go TO Coldwater today TO assist ir can
vassiug the votes cast at the election
Just held for division officers
In the high school session room. II
the Central school building. at 4o'cloc
on Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Carma
will illustrate the work In astronom
by means of the stersopticon. Thi
afternoon the subject ~ the sun whicl
will be illustrated by more than hft
views. All who ale inter ested are col
daily invited TO bc present
A ausrteste of ladiss voices has bee
organized for pracslee under the diret
tion of n. Parker Robinson. Mrs.
e. Markham ~ first soprano: Mr.
Charles Pike. second soprano; Mrs. \
n. Stevens. first alto: Mrs. l.. T. Pa
ten, s<coud alto. Ars. II. Parker Rot
inson will do the sccompanBs.
Andrew Fyfe. chairman of the den
cr-stic congressional committee. hs
fed q sworn statement With the eous
tv clerk shss The copmIttee expeude
s.. sst for lsg'timsse campaign expes
ses. John = Lawrence has hied
sworn statement that he expended
the came manner the sum OF ss,2la-i
Mr.. n. =. Cole accompanied his fam
~ 10 Chicsce YESTERDAY, where he ~