Telegram-herald., 1891-09-15

Ain Fannie Wileox's regular dansnx
class thiss evening Al simmons hall.
LAR Van Dugtsren Is examining
the books and accounts OF the IonlA
prison.
Fred Bennett Was arrested 1T North
Park yesterday afternoon for creating
. disturbance.
A street sprinkler Was run yesterday
between the city and The West Mlehl-
gan fair grounds.
The dirt under the pavement on w.
Fulton-st. IS settling where water and
sewer connections were made.
The bank clerks will suspend business
tomorrow ss Il o'clock sharp and take
In the "hoss troy' as the fair grounds
The first and second floors Of the
Norton House annex will be opened
into the billiard and dining rooms next
week.
The new parsphernalia for Enter
prise Lodge /. .. o. +. No. 4o6, has
arrived and is beautiful outfit cost
ing 500.
Frank NJ. Bates fell in . At on Otta-
vast. yesterday afternoon. The am
bulance took him TO his home, No. 732
South IoniA-st.
DR.. Palm and wife will attend the
CaYllsls and Studebaker Wedding ct
Tippecanoe Place, South Bend, Ind,
Thursday, September IL.
Eugene II. Randolph Was appointed
. special deputy sheriff yesterday by
Sheriff Mcqueen. He filed his oath Of
ofics with the county clerk.
The wheelmen of tho city will meet
next Thursday at one o'clock and will
60 in . body 70 the West Michigan fair
grounds to witness the races.
The Independent Athletic Club has
secured . lease for the Metropolitan
Hall, on Pearl-st., and will take posses
SION October 10. Tho membership now
numbers 80.
George II. Sumner, Charlestown,
Massachusetts,, Supreme Chief, knights
of the Golden Eagle, will visit the Sir
knight Of this city at Red Gross Castle
Hall this evening.
Walter Mcqueen, the remarkable old
Scotchman who has been the guest of
Landlord Rice of the Bridge-st. House
for the last few weeks, returned to his
home at CoopersviIle yesterday.
The Good Templars will give fruit
social at tho hall IN the McMullen
block Thursday eve. A free musical
and literary program has been pre-
pared for the entertainment of pat
IONS.
Peaches were marketed in plentiful
qualities yesterday, with Old Wixon's,
the prevailing variety. The price was
firm for shipping stock, but those too
soft for that purpose were sold at low
figure. Good peaches were worth 81.
The Grand Rapids Independent Ath-
letic Club will give . grand exhibition
at Turner Hall, Wednesday September
Is. The exhibition consists of acrobatic,
gymnastic, sparing and wrestling exer-
cises. Admission, gentlemen so cents.
A. L. Livingston, who is running .
restaurant at the West Michigan fair
grounds, says that thieves broke into
his place and, besides literally helping
themselves to tho eatablss on hand,
lugged of about 500 worth Of silver
ware.
2. e. Allen 10 about to erect fur
niture factory on Canal-st. between the
street andthe building be now occupies.
The foundation walls are nearly laid.
The building will b 60xs0 feet in di-
mensions and four stories In height, TO
be constructed Of brick.
An electric wire used in connection
with the trolly system Of the street rail-
road company broke in front OF 125
Monroe-st. yesterday afternoon and
swung back and forth in . threatening
manner. Although there were many
people on the street at the time no one
WAS injured.