Telegram-herald., 1891-12-25

A Choset Selection of Christmas Day In
formation Gathered for Nss-
No TELEGsAss- II ERALp tomorrow.
The circuit court jury were excused
yesterday until January D.
Aunt Jane Galloway. ths news ven-
dor. will celebrate her elghty-nftn
birthday today.
Miss Della Brainard left yesterday
for Lansing To spend the holidays with
her sister.
q. A. Cotton left for Chicago last
night TO spend Christmas with his
parents.
Several careless street car conductors
have been discharged Tor failing To
stop At railway crossings.
Miss Mary Langhlin Of the telephone
exchange received 500 as = Christmas
present from the subscribers to whom
she attends.
The ). OF v. fifth annual ball in
Trains nail, Lowell. last evening. was
attended ty several members of the
order OF tins city.
superintendent of the Poor Mitchell
was out to the poor farm yesterday and
reported that tue victims of the grip IN
that institution are recovering.
Another pedro party will be given
under the auspices of Franklin Lodge
ISL A. @. u. w. Christmas night at h..
of l.. hall. 6l7 South Division street.
Marx S,apleton and Mary Fish were
united in matrimony December 30 at
the residence Of tue brides mother IN
Cascade township by the Rev. J. Jay
Finley. i,
John w. Blodgett is making prepara-
tons TO take o trip through Spain aud
Switzerland. He will go 10 New York
next week and on January 2, will sail
for Europe.
the tax receipts at the city treasurer's 9
Office amounts 10 $ii0, 900. being about
one-thlrd OF the whole amount due.
Only one week remains IN which to pay
taxes Without the addition OF per
cent. \
The citizens who live along the line
Of the south Division street gravel road
will hold q meeting at Losey's Hall
Saturday night To discuss the purchase
of that section of the road lying within
the CITY limits.
The Valley City Milling company last
evening, IN accordance with Its estab-
lshed custom, gave each OF lis em-
ployes y nice fat turkey. Supplies
were also sent to the various charitable
institutions of the city.
The venerable Col. Andrew T. Nc
Reynolds will celebrate his eighty
third birthday today. The colonel and
Mrs. MeReynolds will eat their Christ
mas dinner with their son, Frank Nc
Reynolds, at No. 10 Park street.
A.
Free kindergarten on the corner OF
Newberry and Ottawa streets gave the
children to the number of fifty q rare
Christmas treat and tree at the kinder.
garten rooms last evening.
The Grand Rapids Book Bindery
company gave each of their employees a
Gne CHRISTMAS present yesterday. This
was done rs a mark OF appreciation
and token of the perfect good feeling
existing between the firm and their EN-.
ploYes. !,
The Y. NJ. c. A. rooms will remain
open all day to-day and this evening
The members and their friends will
gather in the parlors In the evening fol
. good social time. A few recitation:
and amusements will be provided fol
entertaining those who attend.
The demand for pess in the Fountain
street Baptist church is greater thar
for several years. The sum realized
20 far is $iSo0, $500 more than
WAS ever netted before. Several pewl
in the gallery have been rented. which
heretofore have been uncallcd for. s
A Chicago attorney has requested
Coroner Penwarden TO send nm fiy'
copies of the verdict concerning tn
suicide OF Mr.. Kingman who was fount
haaglug by shawl strap in tn > city
few days ago. kingman's life was IN
sued for $50, ,ooo-
The Y. NJ. &. A. debating society will
discuss the proposition to keep tn
Worlds Fair open on Sunday at IL
meeting TO be held on the evening o
December sc. The proposition will b
supported by II. ysnden Boogert an
John II. Cox. IL will be opposed by "
X. Gr.fsiths and c. Marsman.
Grace church choir consisting o
Professor Ora Pearson, ofganist, Als
Curry, bsss, Henry Bennett, tenor. an
Mrs. Pearson, soprsno. has been Il
engaged for the coming year. Mis
Aebie McIpnis. who has sstssfsctonl
filled the position of alto, expects tp re
move to Milwaukee aud Mrs. Dr. u. a
stevens has been chosen 10 fill the va
csney.
The Ladies' Spiritual Aid eocist
meet m Elks' hall at 3 p. M aud hold
seance. conducted by Mrs. Y. v. Jack
son. A nuacal and test seauce will b
held atsp, rs., gwen by Mrs. L. II
Hursen. The lady possesses rar
medium nGssic ppwers. and VIII pls.
upon i've dlifcrsns instruments. piano
organ. harp, baajo and guitar. wit
insplrshensi sn sislg, intsrspersed vii
clslrvoyant readings.
DIR. NJ. Neeuboer performed ovsrio
terry successfully on Mira j. Ten Past
living AZ - Geodrich street. thrs
weekssge. The tunor weighed aeou
nifty pounds and vas adhered to ~
boweis, ahdeniasl walls aud uterus
aad contained hundreds Of sacks vary
inx in SIZE aud contents. soae il<
water. syrup. coffee. ehocoate an
glue. anu ia the ovaFy we're benz fol
nations The operation required q
incss,sn IN the abdomfnsI walls almos
foot IN length, aud what Is most sal
ptisinx the lsdy IS up and sreanl
sgaka vita eveFv prospect Of gpo
health instead ef constant sGffsfsa
snd sure death. ii she had not been rs
lieved. Tbs sacks can - seen - ii
vsenhoers ofEice, e Bost~,ek street
asitisa very Interesting specimen
pgssoasr geNron.