Telegram-herald., 1891-03-13
TOWN TOPICS.
Cabinets 81, wykes'. IS Monroe-,,.


Not case Of contagious disease Was
contracted IN the city Yesterday.
The railways bsSasht TO the city yes
terday ten cars OF wheat, two of corn,
and one OF barley. OK
The Fortnlghtly Club will aeet to-
night as usual. at the residence OF Col.
+. ;. Pierce, IS >heldOn-st.
The UniversalIst social ana supper at
the home or Gee r.. Smith. lis Paris
ave, last evening was largely attended.
Morse's new counters were being
moved into the Gilbert block yesterday.
They were made by kowson Bros, and
are beauties.
The friends OF Alderman and Mrs.
Doren, OF the Tenth ward, gave them
pleasant surprise IN honor of their
tenth wedding anniversary.
Valley City Council, No. GIL, Royal
Arcanun, will give an entertainment
AZ the Council Hall, "a Waterloo-st., ON
Tuesday evening, March l..
George w. Tub5s pleaded guilty in
the superior court yesterday, of having
sold liquor after hours, and he had to
pay s3l.S5 to get out OF court.
Wine Gar & Wenzell have returned
from New York with "a fine stock of
novelties IN dress goods, and hold their
spring opening March Il and Is.
Bishop Stanley, of the Catholic
Diocese OF jamestown, North Dakota,
called upon Bishop Richter as ne WAS
passing through the city on his way
East.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
cicty will hold It's monthly meeting
this afternoon at the First Congrega-
tional church. A free supper will be
served.
TIE Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the FountaIn-street Baptist
Church will hold It's annual meeting ut
the residence Of Mrs. j. j. Davidson, on
Morrlson-st., at p. m. today.
The replevin suit of WILDER F. Smith
vs.. Hattie T.. Moore was on trial again
ali day yesterday in Justice Browns
court. The property under consldera-
ton IS a horse, robe, whip. etc.
The differences heretofore existing
between the cable officers and employees
have been amicably adjusted. Mutual
explanations were made. and as Is
usual IN such cases, everything happily
settled.
A temporary injunction was issued in
the circuit court Wednesday night. at
the instance of Morse 81 Son, To restrain
Frederick lmmen from making re-
pairs in what is known as the Immen
block. Al, AZ and 40 M0nroe-st.
Yesterday Thos. F.. Wykes removed
his business and office from 45 South
Dvision-st., to ms warehouse, corner
Wealthy-ave and iOcia-st., ut which
place he will continue to handle build
ing material and grain. He will have
branch office IN the Builders * Trad
ers' Exchange.
The Young Ladies' Foreign Mission
airy Society of the Divlsion-stree: VI. f..
Church, will be entertained III the lee
ture room OF the church this evening,
by Miss Sterling. Mrs. IIaggarty, Mrs.
Holt, Miss Ole Smith. and Mss Can
non. Thanks offering meeting at ).
Young gentlemen are invited to tea
at :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts gave . delight
full pedro party at their handsome new
residence. $50 Jeiferson-aye., Wednes-
day evening. twenty-five couples par
ticipating IN the strife for first place.
The head prizes were won 10y |. H..
Wilson and Mrs. r. A. Perkins, and the
consultations by Mrs. \. Donahue and
L. +. Tanner. After the games the
guests were refreshed with collation..
The directors OF the Kent County
Agricultural. Society for the past two
days have been looking over the plans
for such of the buildings as have not
yet been accepted. but they have not
been able Ia decide so as To advertise
for bids. They have signed a contract
with Charles Spears for the grand
stand, band stand, judges and timers
stand and entrauce building. The con-
tract calls for about $500. There will
be reporters stand IN front of the
grand stand.