Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-06
BREAKFAST bREvITIES.

Inc north WOODS are again oD Efe-
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. James Mead. .
daughter.
Rev. ]. T. Hustled addresses the
pioneers Of Northern Kent, August 20,
~ Camp Lake.
The Fresh Air Circle ssnt . dozen
children 10 saugatuck Tuesday for q
weeks outing.
&. A. Morris. OF Grand Rapids, had
his bugls stolen while he MAS walking
about Detroit yesterday.
IL Ia said that II you get too near the
machinery on the electric ears your
watch will get out OF whack.
On account of the death OF Prof.
lawson the Owashtapong club hop at
the boat house will be postponed.
The preparations going on st the
building for the West Michigan Busi-
meas University are progressing rapidly.
Contractor Sekell says that the
Cherry-st. Improvement job, from La
grave-st. to Madison-ays., will be COM
pleted by August 20.
Companies X. Il. and I. and the
Knights OF Pythias will give an exhbl.
ton drill NJ the Grocer's picnic at the
lake THIS afternoon.
James II. Allger. the amusement d.
rector at Ottawa Beach, will be tend
cred benefit next Friday evening. The
attraction will 10 cinderella"
The reception committee OF the Press
club will hold a meeting at noon today
20 arrange some plan for the entertain
fnent of the visitors from Connecticut.
J. Oneck and A. de Ham. two promi-
nent millers from Amsterdam. Hol-
land, are IN the city inspecting the
American method OF manufacturing
-four.
Frank w. Hine held up his right
hand yesterday, and took his 9th eter.
nal swear of on base ball but he ~ sure
20 be the first man in the field next sea-
son.
Fred Wurzburg. the well-known
musician, will lead Powers opera
house orchestra for the season of 1891.
which will be opened by ZION Yonson"
next Monday night.
George III. Davidson, Charles +. Rood
and others went To Saugstuck yester-
dav to witness the launch of . new
boat of Capt Brittains. They went TO
New Richmond by rail and then by the
rlver.
The police were informed that some
men gambled at 81 Calder street last
night. Investigation OF the matter re-
suited in tile arrest of Bennett BARNETT,
Ed. Bourke and John Jenkins, alias
John Simms.
Capt. Geo. +. Judd, of Watson post
G.. A. X. will meet the aldermen at the
committee rooms this evening to ex-
plain the details of the reception 10 be
rendered the Meridcn visitors Friday
and their entertainment.
In the list of Michigan men granted
patents John III. Devert, OF this city
figures with a lavstory, Amy l.. Pierce
with an anto graphic copying and re-
cordlng apparatus, and Edward b.
Truseott with a boat foot rest.
The two new engine houses, the one
on the corner of Leonard and Quarry
streets and the other on the corner of
Fifth and Madison avenues, are nearly
completed. Only the towers and inter
!or finish remains to be done.
q. III. Jacobs, of the Valley City Mill
ing Company. mas bought lot at
Macatawa Park and put up temporary
building for THIS summer and will erect
q cottage next spring. Instantly went
dosn yesterday for the balance OK the
season.
The ambulance was called at 1880
yesterday morning To the union depot
where Il got Frank King of Cedar
Springs. who had bis leg broken in at
tempting To jump from a train on
which he was stealing a ride. lie was
taken to -. Marks hospital.
Mr.. De Forrest visited the city hall
yesterday afternoon and departed with
q certified check for $3.50. He left
tee deeds duly executed conveying the
addition to John Ball Park TO the city.
The purchase price Is $3.50 but the
property q sscumbered 10y mortgage
los 81, 900. which the city assumes.