Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
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See Bsrkey q Gays offer for Thur
day.
The index to the council proceedings
u nov ready for distribution
B<rkey & Gay Are offering wondsrful
bargains for THURSDAY. See ad-
Dr. Robsrts WAS called to Lowell On
professional business last evening.
General Freight Agent DAVIS Of the
&. h w. NJ. Was IN ST. Joseph yesterday.
Four thousand bushels Of potatoes
we're shipped TO New York yesterday.
The cable car castings are being re-
moved from the ground on Bridge street
bill.
Mrs. Nyron O. Smith and son Ray
ate Thanksgiving turkey with frienos
and relatives a. saranac.
C. Henron of No. 263 Terrace avenue
wAs called home from Louisville. KY.
yesterday by the illness OF hls daughter.
Mrs. Judd. of No. IS Park street. en-
tertAined party of friends yesterday
afternoon. She Was assisted by Misses
Carrie and Georgia Shear.
A remonstrance against the opening
of West Fulton street has been left at
seymour's art store and . large mum
Der of names have been subscribed.
The ladies OF the Fountain street
Baptist church will hold . sale and
social Tuesday esening Tho proceeds
will 20 toward the purchase Of . new
carpet for the chuTeh.
Owasatanong, attentionl There will
be special meeting OF the members
on Monday. November so, $50 p. m,
in the parlcrs OF the club house. All
are urgently requested 10 attend.
A meeting OF west side citizens inter
est-d IN the proposition to open West
Fulton street through John Ball park
will be held At Schmidt Bros. store, No.
.22 West Fulton street, next Tuesday
nigat.
The funeral of Mrs. Lewis Blackwell
Mas held from the family residence
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, un-
der the direction OF Undertaken Mason.
The interment WAS made in Valley City
cemetery.
Al the ministerial conference, which
pll meet Monday, November 80, at
80 D. m, IN the rooms of the Y. NJ. G.
l., an address Is To he delivered by the
Prophecy"
The oyster supper and entertainment
70 be gwen by the defeated party in .
literary contest in Grand Rapids lodge
of Good Templars will be gwen Monday
evening in the lodge rooms In the Nc
Mullen block.
Miss Grace Lynch entertained . few
trends Thursday evening at her home
On Crescent avenue. A very pleasant
evening was spent IN dancing and card
playa ng. refreshments being served
durllg the evening.
A. j. McGovern, of this city, who
was sentenced TO Jackson prison IN
1888 for larceny. has made application
TO the advisory board of pardons for q
pardon, but the application has been
reported adversely.
The Rev. II. w. Reid will conduct th z
gospel temperance meeting In Good
Tcmplars' hall this afternoon IN the
McMuilen block. He will be assisted
by the Revs. J. Heritage, Charles Fiuh.
.er aud Miss Lizzie Gage.
+. c. Leavenworth, general freight
gent. &. l.. Lockwood, general pxssen
ger agent, and J. III. L. Hughart, asas
tart 10 the president of the G.. Il. x /.
were IN Detroit yesterday attending a
meeting of the Aackinac Transporta-
ton company.
A runaway team ran into milk
wagon criscl by Albert Schonbsck, or
Grandvllle avenue yesterday afternoon
throwing him out and injurng hin
about the head severely. The ambu-
iauce took him to his home 373 Jeffer
son avenue where he was attended by
DIR. Fsrcfenian.
WILDER Force, Francis Campbell
Henry Post, Miss Mildred Dunnine
and Miss Ada Hunt gave musicale las
evening IN Music hall. McMulief
block. IN honor of Mrs. Emma Bobbi
Keepers Of Chicago. The programm.
consisted of instrumental and voca
solos and reeitations Including clever
well selected numbers
On Tuesday evening. December I
Mr.. Csrmsu will begin the elementar,
course of experimental lectures OF
electricity. previously announced
Both ladies ard gentlemen interested
are invited. The lectures will be- giveT
IN the laboratory lecture room, ccntra
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