Telegram-herald., 1891-10-19
eREAKEAsf saevITIEs.

WALDO SorthfuP has relUrliSI HON
lexington Ky.
One more day will probably finish
the MonToe-st. paving.
New things in suit.ngs. Schroeder
Bros. Il Co. So Monroe-st-
sec our new tEoussrngs. Schroede
Bros. a Co. Monroe-sE.
Miss Doliie Be-chure, of Ludlngton
has entered the Grand Rapids business
college.
Station Master Washington Pond and
family visited frlepds IN Kalamazoo
over Sunday.
The mothers kindergarten class will
meet Tuesday afternoon II the 4. III.
c. A. parlors.
Iusief Guard intends to give series
cot smokers" 10. their male trends
during the winter.
c. E. Rice. proprietor OF the Bridge
Of. House, mas secured an extension Oh
his lease for five years.
Clay Waite, late with the Toles Drug
Company. will take position with
Vests Phelps, this morning.
Mrs. 5. T.. Condley. of No. 762 S.
Divlsion-st. has gone TO Holland Tor q
weeks visit with her parents.
" A4|Cl H. fAtttl aCe'to tt4to
fer Key West. Florida whc he will rep
resent Hillsdale milling firm.
The funeral of Vim. Bose was held
yesterday afternoon ~ O'Clock from
The family residence, No. ls5 Taylor-st.
William COPYRIGHT of this city pre-
sented large bell To st. Marks church
in Newaygo. The bell wss mounted
Oct. l3.
The cold Times" Club has sent out
invitations for its first party, of win
ter series, 10 he gwen tomorrow even
ing, in A. y. Ill. hall.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Y.M.C.A.
placed Hallet 4 Davis concert grand
piano IN the parlors OF the ASSOCIATION
On Saturday last.
The young people of Grace Episco-
pal church will meet next Friday even
ing TO talk over the organization OF
young peoples society.
Ferdinand Thum and John Caulfeld
returned yesterday from . three
months tour through California, Ore
gon, Washington and Alaska.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the B. of
l.. f., will give ball next Thursday
evening, at Simmons hail. corner of
Flfth-aye. and South Divislon-st.
Grand Rapids Lodge No. 8, A. o. u.
w. viii celebrate the twenty third an
nlversary OK Its organization, in their
lodge rooms, No. So Canal-st-, Oct. 81.
Miss Belle Masters, for some time
past bookkeeper fer Geo. IL. Reeder &
Co., leaves this morning for Chicago
where sue will remain during the
winter.
J. ID. Muir, the Canal-st. druggist.
will leave for Ann Arbor. today, where
he will JOIN his family who have been
visiting friends there for some time.
They will return IN few days.
The October meeting of the Grand
River Horticultural Society will be held
at Sparta on Tuesday, Oct. % The
culture OF apples ard pears and lessons
IN marketing will be the topics dis
cGssed.
The friends Of Louis F. Fleming.
who lost hand IN the Powers 4 Walker
easket factory. will give q ball tor MS
benefit next Thursday evening at Ger
nsania hall.
At the Y. NJ. C.. A. meeting held at
the parlors Yesterday afternoon reports
OF the state convention were gwen by
A. J. stafford, A. r. Garland, +. :.
Russell. W. A. Robinson and Z. d.
Harrington.
The opening reception of the season
will be gwen at the Y. NJ. &. A. rooms
tomorrow evening by the association.
Music, refreshments and social enjoy
ment will be the order OF the evening
from till 10 p. m.
The last of the series of lectures was
given by p. p Underwood at Powers
Opera house Iastevening. The lectures
have been gwen ut the expense of ID. A.
Biodgett and at the close the audience
gave him rising vote OF thanks
Lieut.. G. A. Howard. A. +. Stewart,
Fred. ID. Race and Geo. II. TAYLOR. n
committee of the Fox Light Artillery.
nave arranged for II series of parties
for the coming winter. which will open
ma. O. III. ball GA Thursday evening.
Nov. II.
Clsud Botsford. the the last few years
stenogrspher IN the q. X. Il |. general
Offices, has resigned bis position TO take
q SIMILAR one with ssenograpaer Me-
Gurrin, of the Kalamazoo circuit court.
lie will leave today TO assume nis posi-
ton.
ars. Frank Iystlc died at her resi-.
dence, No. 452 Ottaws-st.. yesterday
morning. The funeral will be held at
the residence Tuesday afternoon At
O'Clock and from the German Netho-
dist church on the Wess SIDE at 2
o'clock.
Miss Dora Johnson of No. "a Canal
street vas happily reminded OF her 18th
birthday Saturday evening by her
young friends who called and left many
beautiful presents. The evening passed
pleasantly with recitauons, singing and
games Of various kpds after which .
collation. was served.
X. ". Sesver, Nd. supreme presi.
deut OF the Equitable sid union, OF
Columbus. Pa. will deliver lecture a
Coed Tsniplars ball. corner south Dr.
VISION ard lsisrd-st Tuesday night.
October 20. The subject Of the lecture
viii ~ 1.-THE Benefits of Frssernsl Ben
eficisry Societies. He wili demon.
strste The principle Of the Equitable aid
union from . blackboard. The lecture
> free. The pubic - invited. and q
soecial invitation = extended to sister
beneficiary societies.
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