Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
BREAKFAST BREVITIES.

Go to Swetland's for supper, At lake.
Lafayette-st. Is To be extended across
the ID. 4 NJ. railway tracks
Will A. Gum went to MacatAwa Park
yesterday 10 spend sunday.
Half rean sale of one-fourth of dur
ing July At Gardiner s. Baxter's.
There will be no service at the First
Presbyterian church this evening.
About 500 took in the Berkey & Gay
excursion yesterday To Ottawa Beach.
Everything going at one-fourth oil at
Gardiner 4 BAxter's during July 70 re-
cuce stock.
Gen. Alger has invited President
Harrison TO attend the National g.. A.
X. encampment As his guest.
Forty-seven cases of Christmas goods
were received at the custom house yes
terday for II. Leonard Il Sons. -
Go to Swetiand's for supper, at lake.
Finch Temple of the Juvenile Temp.
Lara will picnic at Reeds Lake, Tues
day. starting from their hall at $50
a. m.
w. II. Kinsey will address the young
men this afternoon at 4 o'clock At the
Y.M. c. A. rooms All men are in
vl.ed.
Cashier c. B. Kelsey Of the PEOPLES
Saving bank. left yesterday tor Mar
ouette to attend the bankers conven-
ton to be held in that city, July II aud
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DR.. l.. d. Woods dental parlors at
"a Monroe-st, were entered by burglars
Friday night and about SIS worth of
gold scraps and leaf and cement was
stolen.
A regular meeting Of Common Lab
orerS Mnlon No. 5452 will be held over
q Canal-st. next Tuesday evening. All
members are requested TO he present,
- important busineSs will receive At
tention.
Aspecial meeting Of the board of
managers of the Women's Home and
Hospital and all members of the asso-
cation, will be held with Mrs. Emma
Wheeler, Sc Bostwick st., Monday. the
goth, at 3 p. m.
Mrs. Adolph Msyersham whose hus-
band was arrested for wife beating.
saws that the statement that he habit
ually beats her is untrue. The offense
for which he was arrested was his first.
A handsomely hound volume from
standard authors awaits those who can
furnish complete set Of advertise
ments run by Heyman Il Co., as may
be seen by their advertisement IN an
other column.
Owing to a nding of the
date Of meeting of the retail grocers'
association too email number was
present yesterday to transact any busi-
ness and an adjournment was taken to
Tuesday, July Il, at 2 O'Clock p. N.
Rev. Father Hesly of the Society of
tho Holy Ghost will lecture again today
IN ST. James church. The missions
of tho Holy Ghost Society located IN
Africa extend over an area equal to
that of the United States OF America.
fhe State Teachers Institute will
open next Monday at the West Mich
igsn college, No. % South Divinon-st,
and will continue two weeks. Ex-Sup-
erintendent of Public Instruction Esta-
brook will act as conductor OF the in
etstute.
The total hank clearances for the
week ending July IS. are $yS5 .5o9. .6S, as
compared with sss6 SIT so for the sams
week last year. The balances for the
week ending Saturday were sls3. .64I "a,
and for the same week last year, Sl5i,-
1875.
Go to Swetland's for supper, NJ lake.
r. A. Fuller filed a medical prac-
6tloner's sworn statement with the
county clerk Yesterday. He swears
that he passed an examination before
the state board of medical examiners
1T Des Moines, Iowa. on June 10, and
that he belongs to the homeopathic
school Of medicine.
Mrs Minnie Carpenter, Improvisa-
trice. .swhose fine gifts charm all
listeners, will give the last entertain
ment f 3mprovised verse and song
with piano accompan nimeut, under the
auspices OF the ;. +. A, in Independ-
ence Hall, so Monroe-st.. on Monday
evening next. July 10Th.
George r. Renwick has fled medi-
cal students sworn statement with the
county clerk setting forth that he has
studied medicine tor three years and
attended lectures At Rush medical col
lege. Chicago. for two wears and that
he now practices medicine under the
direction of DIR. j.. p. Disbrow.
Mrs. Bessie S,ars-keefer, of Toronto,
Canada. Right Worthy Grand Lecturer
Of the independent Order Of Good
Templars, who ls to speak this after
noon at the gospel tent on South Divi-
eion-st., at $50. will also lecture in the
DsviGon-st. NJ. +. Church this evening.
Subject: Take Care of the Babies: or
Our Relations to the Temperance Re-
form" THIS is the FIRST appearance Of
this gifted lady before Grand Rapids
audience. The press OF the large cIties
in England and America have spoken
in the highest terms Of her lectures.
The Inter Ocean of Chicago said:
"GrscefuI, eloquent snd full OF her
theme, she held her immense audience
opeilbound -