Telegram-herald., 1891-11-12
BREAKFAST BREviTles

We offer on THURSDAY, ladies' desks
Berkey 4 Gay.
Do not fail 70 get your dinner at the
u. B. A. Fair. tomorrow.
Mrs. Colby Luther will take questions
from the audience tonight ~ Eiks'
Hall.
A l0-pound boy has been born TO Mr..
and Mrs. John Wander Lolstsr, OF No.
~ Woodlawn-Ave.
There will be meeting OF the Board
Of Education Saturday, November IA.
at 7.S0 .. M, At the board rooms.
Yesterday WAS pay day on the D.. G..
II. & II. and all OF the employees OF the
road are wearing broad grin today.
The Ladies' Union of the Ames VI. E.
Church will give corn SOCIAL At the
home Of J. Z. Virgil, No. 275 Cass-st.,
tonignt.
Mlss Llbbie Turner, OF No. 90 Scrib-
nesrQ~ entertained about a dozen of
hsfinhnnate friends At y 5 O'Clock tea,
yesterday.
Beautiful deagns in desks. Thursday.
Berkey & Gay,
The Grocery Clerks Association will
hold It's next regular meeting in the
NcMullen block. No. 652 South Divi-
Gon-st.. tonight.
The Romeo quartet 10 fitting up .
room IN the Willmot block for practice
and expects in the near future TO give
several entertainments.
Tho Grand Rapids Guards will attend
the ball to be gwen by the Bicycle club
next Monday night, and on that sc-
count the regular drill will be post
ponsd.
The Court House building committee
met yesterday afternoon. They opened
the bids for the new Court House steps
and consldered the matter OF vault
fixtures.
Oscar Palmer and Mrs. Eliza Hol-
comb were happily welded last evening
st the brides residence, No. 46 La
fsyette-ss-, In the presence OF few
invited friends
Ciosterhouse Il Murray have filed .
new plat with the register of deeds. 1t
contains IS lots ana 10 located between
weslthy-ave. and Logan-st., and Be-
mIsave. and Giddings-ave.
The Church Of Christ at Chicago has
given the Rev. w. J. Russell. pastor of
the Church of Christ in this city, an
urgent call 70 its psstorste. A hand
some salsry has been offered him.
Buy dssK Thursday. Bsrkey Il Cay.
The first Of the series of parties TO be
given by the young men whose names
were mentioned yesterday morning
will not be given tonight, but tomor.
row night-s change in the program.
In the recent Congressional cam
,paiGn the peoplss party expended
-. 81 ~T
the party. The chairman OF the county
committee 20 reports to the county
clerk.
Harvey Miller, who has been in the
hardware business on South Division
u. for some time. has disposed of his
stock and will leave for Belding next
Monday where he will take charge of a
hotel.
The alarm Of fire yesterday after
noon was caused by the burning out of
. chimney IN the Vinegar block. No.
l23 South Dlvision-ss., corner Of Oakes.
The alarm was cent in from box No.
3i2. No damage.
The Graud Rapids Theatrical Me-
ehanlc's Association will hold its fourth
annual ball in Elks' Hall, Wednesday,
November Is. The music for the occa-
sion will be furnished by Redmond's
Opera House orchestra.
William r. Lamoreaux and Demet-
rus Turner have flied y co. partnership
agreement with the county clerk. The
firm will be styled w. 4. Lamoreaux d
Co.. and do o general seed, wood, fruit,
bay and produce business.
.IAe Misses Alice Raymond and
Mantle Jetiords are busy preparing for
an entertainment to be gwen st the
conservatory in the McMullsn block,
Nov. %. They cay one number on the
program will he the most novel thing
ever seen in Grand Rapids.
Coroner Penwsrden yesterday re-
ceIvsd . letter from Laura Gould, of
Kokomo. Indiana, making inquiries ~
TO the dispcsltlon of the body of
Charles Gould, who was killed IN the
south yards. September IL, while COUP
ling cars. It vas thought st the time
that the man bad no relatives
The recent rama washed down the
east end of the excavation for White Il
Codys new block, on the corner OF
eoush Divison and Cherry 81, 90 there
wss danger OF undermining the barn
that stands near 10. A hugh canvas
wee attached to the side of the build
ing and run down into the excavation
70 protect it.