Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
BREAKFAST ssewTIEs

New and choice millinery arriving
daily al Adams & Co.'S, so Aonroe-st.
Since July l tie Wricn Foliing Bed
Company has made 2700 folding beds.
Geo. L. Yaple viii speak 70 the Dem
oerass ~ HaEsman's Hall nexI saturday
night.
PenlnsuIar Chapter o. Z. ;. will hold
SPECIAL meeting Tuesday evening tor
work.
L. b. Barry and j. r. Alcott are billed
10 speak At a democratic rally at Nc
cieilaud's hall on "Wednesday evening
next.
The brick walls FOR z. +. Aliens fur
niture factory that "a beng erected over
the canal on CaEai-st. are up about
esght feet
The remains of Mrs. James A. Lyons,
OF No. 22l Ietferson-st., who died FIJI
day aftsInogu, will be taken TO Lowell
Tor lnteTment tomorrow.
The Ottawa tribe of Red Men will
give grand masquerade ball At their
hall. corner OF Madison-ave. and Hall
st., next Wednesday evening.
While you are fairly prosperous,
have health and employment, prepare
for rainy day by deposstsng your
savings each week With the Grand Rap
ids SAVINGS Bank.
Cardner b. Clark for the past Elk
years clrculator OF the Daily Eagle has
resigned that position TO accept = sltu-
alton with the Western Union Tele-
graph company.
The steam launch "Earl s." owned
hy Perkins & Richmond. formerly
owned by Sallcrs & ickes, will arrive in
the city next week TO be used on Grand
river for towing purposes
The Hon. Marx ). Brewer. who will
address the people OF Grand Rapids to-
morrOw night. has Just returned from
Ohio where he has been campai gning
Tor M:0nley and protection.
The Western Michigan Congregational
Club will hold Its next regular meeting
At Ohyet. Monday evening, November
.. The TOPIC tor discussion will be;
The Christian College q Factor IN
American Civilization"
A delivery wagon belonging TO the
American steam laundry collided with
electro car No. lis at the corner OF
south DIVISION and WiiiIamssts. last
evening. One of the hind wheels TO the
vehicle was demolished.
The boards of reg stration will sit at
tneis respective n'sces October 81 and
November 2. Parties residing IN the
newly annexed DOrtions o. the city and
those whose prvoinct boundaries have
Lecn changed must re-register.
BY an unavoidable oversight the
deAth notice OF Bowen Il. Ham in yes
terdsy's pager read Bowen b. Hsmen
The funeral will be held AT 2 O'Clock
this afternoon instead of $50 yesterday
rs previously announced.
Chairman W. 4. Adams held grand
meeting in the Grange Hall IN Tro-
bridge township Friday evening. The
farmers were all out and muca good
was done FOR repubiicansm. Mr.
Adams wins friends Wherever he goes.
Extensive preparations are being
made Tor The coicred mems mass meet
lag 10 be held tuesday evening
Messrs. George Cook, W. IL. Newman
and j. L. Ford. cO!ored orators WHO'S
abilities arc well known wall address
the meeting.
r. l.. Pease, manager OF the Detroit
Office OF the Proctor Marble Works, oi
Proctor. VI. wssin the city yesterday
Secretary Proctor Is the principal stock
holder n tne concern ard II - one ol
the heaviest IN the United states. The
business done this year Will amount &c
g. .0O0. eco.
1ne ue1t meeting OF the Kindergarten
mothers class will DC a pubic meeting
and members are invited To bring theN
friends. BotA ladies' and gentiemen
are admitted. by request Mrs. Treat
will give q talk on stores for children
The meeting - held Tuesday at p. m.
st the j. IA. G. A. pariors.