Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
BREAKFAST sReurlEs.

Deputy Sheriff Le0nards running
horse Dynamite, won the race al Ale
gan yesterday IN 2,5zi.
bne semi-annnal e.ection OF officers
OF the PrchibltIon Club viii be neld AT
the club rooms this evening.
Mrs. w. ". Rowe, Of No. l75 North
Prospect-st., fell from q cellar step and
d.slocated her right shoulder.
b. DeGraaf q son have been awarded
5000 contract Tor residence for
John McGowan on Lagraye-st.
woodworth Bros rig coIlided with
an electric car yesterday on Lagrave-st.
Nodamage. bat much excitement.
The Board of Public Works swung
around the circle OF public improve
meats yesterday afternoon on a tour OF
Inspection.
Candidates who wish TO take an ex-
animation before the Michigan Board
OF Pharmacy will meet at Lansing
November and 5.
The time for letting the contract for
the Unlversallst Chcrch building has
been extended 10 October 10. BIDS Will
be closed at p. m.
Tomorrow's TELEGRAM HERALD will
be the brightest and best local paper
ever printed IN Grand Rapids. You
should have copy sure.
III. Alexander Evans and Louisa
Bromegan were married by Justice
Brown yesterday. The bride and
groom were colored people.
The county clerk has received eight
boxes of books from Secretary OF State
soper to be distributed among those III
the city who are entitled to them.
The bank eiearngs in tins city yester-
Gay We're Sill, ,OS7 .O3. This is a falling
on as compared with the same day one
year ago, the amount last year being
sl3l ,e35.
The students in bookkeeping and
shorthand at the Western Michigan
Business College will contest game Of
football this afternoon at 2 O'Clock at
the Fulton-st. park.
County Agent Holcomb has q little
girl baby for which he would like to find
home. He can be found at HE office
In the new Houseman block between Q
and 10 O'Clock this morning.
The contract for a $500 residence
for James Bayhss on South Lafayette
1T. has been awarded to w. G.. McDon-
aid. A. Vanderhul, who has the mason
work, has commenced work.
Prof. Bartholomew will give an illus
tratIon of how inexperienced perform
ers fall from their balloons, assisted by
two dummies, which he will drop from
his balloon at North Park Sunday.
The grocery clerks are in quest of q
new hall in which to hold their meet
ings, for the reason that they wish to
change the night OF meeting from FRI
day 10 some night earlier in the week.
Yesterday was the day for the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the Board Of
Health, tut none of its members
showed up with the exception of Presi-
dent Welch and j. ID. Robinson, 60 the
meeting was postponed.
City Clerk shinkman has received a.
letter from Charles ID. Baker, of Brook
lyn. asking for facts concerning the
Manufacture OF wooden shoes IN this
city. The information is 10 be used in
an article for Harper's Weekly.
Mrs. A. =. Watson has ordered q
beautiful westerly granite monument.
to he erected in the Newaygo cemetery
in memory of her father and mother.
IL Is pretty design and is being pro-
duced by Charles Schmidt of this city.
The Democrats of the Fourth ward
held caucus last evening at the cir
Cit court rooms and elected the fol-
lowing delegates to attend the county
convention to be held today: Frank
Crawford, John Lpzlnski and James
Fyfc.
The subjects OF Mr.. Undervood's
lectures 1T Powers Opera House next
Sunday will be as follows: Morning,
1880. Civilization aud Christianity;
Their Influence Upon Each Other"
Evening, 7;30. "What Has Science Done
for Manklnd?'
There were only two applications for
marriage licenses made yesterday to the
county clerk: III. Alexander Evans, 35
years old. and Louisa Brodgeu, 23
years old, have PERMISSION to we'd. and
John A. Anderson. % and Josephine
Nelson, "a, all OF Grand Rapids.
Tomorrow night Rev. J. r. Hustled,
of FiaTniieid ave. congregational
Church, will preach on "IIeil; What Is
IL. Where IL Ii, and How Long will II
Last The subject is one in which
many citizens of Grand Rapids are
deeply interested. and Mr.. Hustled is
sure 20 have y crowded congregation.
Dr. ShilIiday, over Steketee Il Bakers
drug store on West Leonsrd-st., was a
victim of practical jokers the other
evening. They took possession of The
Office. which looked ike fruit garden
when toe doctor returned. He offers
$50 reward for the apprehension of the
insruders. and Is now on the silent hunt.
Residents of the First ward complain
that a family by the name of Swartz
-
scnool while other members of the
family are afflicted with the whoop,ng
cough. No doctor IS employed In the
family. consequently the health officers
are not informed in regards to the mat
ter. People IN the ward inquire if this
Is allowable.