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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27
vovIss. PACKING 4 STORAGE

pAnrLfFF A HoIT-Reisasie uFhsisierers
~ a ~ SoHth DTS saaH ~. have the largest
vans en- ~ the most cernpeteEf ne an 4
49, give 80 regular faf@s. ~aeifer we ass
for their - mel ~ ehosing We 90 81 80 after
business hours
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n vou are looking for dslicscies ron
ere Away sure 70 nod their q. ssssen-
thaler's. IL Nouroe-ss tte has tne
first N season ard rot only ths hfst
but the best. Just now FArtienisr AZ
senton e called ~ % hns spfinz
ducks Ard chickens ard his snr'sie
stock Of hsh, ineludTng sp.endh black
hzss.
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Homes for Sale s. = Pc, ssr month sl,a


DO You Want Easier Terms tia Theseg
294. Eighth, bargain. $500.
3ci No. Prospect, real bargain, $3.50.
304 Ne. lsfayeite-st., can be bougiI, at a
bargain.
PIG hssiings-st., is in the same fS.
365 No. lsfsyeite-s'.. al bargain
216 Sprirs-s'., for sale or rent.
House and LOT or Plain;ield ave. al a bargain.
House and LOT on G. A. Wolfs ADDITION great
bargain.
769 No College-aye., at sacrifice.
40 lske-si., on small payments, si,500
3o3 and 395 Logsn-st, 81 500
81 Thomas-st., : $4,000
81 Sinclair-st. $3.50
TO Jenne t-st., $500
1913 East Bridge-st., par, down, $500
Vacant lots Ia al parts of the city Al ali pr
ces and or aHy kinds al terms.
A limited number of lots on I nion Boule-
ward add. eht 81 for cash.
North Park lots. al prices. We have three
or four sections ~ timber land IN Northern
Michigan and seme cash We viii PIT Win IL
for city realty.
We have city lots TO exchange for your farm.
II YOU wish to trade come and See as Any
amount 81 bargains on ctr hooks.
u. T.. BROOKS &Co..
aud 8 III Gilbert. over Mors.'s
Open Wednesdays sad SATURDAY
evenings T"isphons iEa
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A BARGAIN.

lust roMPIETED on Bucteyest. nes
\ s-roufn hotisss hsii. parluf and sitting
room In oak Sidewalk laid ana trees planted
price $50. on your ovn terms.
Turner A CARROLL
. Nsw doasemsn bldR.
TWO nice houses on Hovey.st that viii suit
Il you. oaiy ti2E Zach.
Turner CARROLL.
s. New Housemzn BidR.
A NEW House for small family corner lot.
n On Dayton 81. tl.ae.
TURNER A CARK0LL.
e New Honseman rldg.
ylrr orer bargains In lots on South Division.
W Hal. Euelid-syr. tnefrys Iackefe. NttI
Tuitnn Watson. Dayton and efesf desirable
streets. Call aud Sc us.
TURNER 4 CARROLL
- Nee Houssman bide.
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]. H. McKEE & SONS
y MoNRorsI

On lots near Fast Tulfon--f % monthly
~ payments Of s. Zach. Prices - = tkui
CHolCp ~ u iets ~ Larrs's rstas fssd add
v 81 ssha each. 81 taken soos-
LOR sAI.F-Cidef MIL vst tive trldlnrs
ara lsffe ief; well eqIi' ped with FIRST
class rnseh igerr. fsuilrf ste. ~ arffners alone
porth rr1re sssec fof The Whale sifugtrs ~
SIDE 81 city; onef s0oa fof shert time enss.
A IrNfTTr Nf'NHEt ~ lets vii - sria
y for - eseh. On uGHthsf psysnrnfs frrni
Whites - Ma; the rsfcsre tcfx - tire riaf.
Cal. ~ once }. n. Htke. A Sens. u Nouroe-st
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n so~cailed remedies have fsiied. Dr.
ssrs's Cstarrh Remedy cure. 81 cents
bv druggists.
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WhNTED-k rne5inm sze PARISHES kous>
Ia a~Sissbie iaceHss - - taken "a
September. xls
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J. v. CLOSTERHOUSE
IL CanaI-st. Phone as.
DeGOLlA BROS.
- DIALERs IN -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 and 9 Tower Block.

EOR SALE-lOO acres land in Paris township
miles from city; large house and two
good barns; clay loan soil. large or short;
good fence; - acres beech and maple TIMBER;
price SO per acre; would exchange for Grand
Rapids property.
EoR SALE-8o acres In Plainheid. IA miles
4 from city. mile from Rockford. 20 acres
improved. tOD peach. acres apples. 1000 resp
berries. 80 plums. 70 pears. acres oats. acres
wheat. IL acres seeded. 4 acres corn. acres po-
tatoes. good 6room house. good barn. horses.
cows. farming implements and all personal
property; owner must sell on account of fail
Ing heal h; price $4,000.
L'0R SALE-9r0om house Just complet ed on
l. Hanover Court. finely finished with high
terrace. graded street; call in and get price
on this house II you want 10 invest in North
end property.
LOR SALE-House aud lot in southern part
Il OF city; house uncomplefed and party can
not complete same from shortage of funds.
This is good chance for person having small
amount of money 10 make COED investment.
ITO EXCHANGE-25 acres. 20 acres improved.
balance white oak timber. llroom house
and barn. fine orchard. acres low land I'M
der drained and under cultivation. This fine
place is situated about 20 nsileS from the city.
south. Come In and get full description.
E'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-20 acres on lake
shore. near the park; good buildings. $50
peach trees In bearing. Is pear Standards In
bearing, acres strawberries. acres raspber-
ries. 30 grapes gooseberrles and other small
fruits; price 500; IrUit on same Will pay for
IL the present season; would exchange for
good city property; this - great chance for
some one and the greatest bargain we have
ever offered.
no EXcuANGE-For good renting city prop
i erty. 81 acres fine house. barn aud OUT
buildings. 20 acres improved. balance oak.
beech and hickory timber. good fences. 40
peach. 10 apple, pears. plums and small fruit
DE6OLIA BROS.
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WAITED sossD

aNfEfs-@ Hezfa sra large rcsrenf~nf
" rn~srr< frsf socr ssng4s o. r. ssfte sns
haees fforn tie f~rss Ne = fesatssn-st zls
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TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Tor SALE-All Of the ONCE furniture and
fixtures. including about 10 folding tun-
derfakerS1 chairs. contained In store occupie
by I. j. Schwankoysky. LIS tuiton-st. 2i2
Er0R SALE-Sfock of clothing hats and
mems furnishing goods with store fl lures;
~ Monroe- ST., Grand Rapids. Mich. 2p
90 TO SELLECK a ANDRE. rs South Diy-
~ sion-st.. opposite Vinegar block. when
you want To buy or sell second hand Iurniti;i =.
stoves and other household goods. 2-21g9
TOR SALE-Cheap. Is horse power boiler and
engine. nearly new. with furnace. setting.
etc.. complete. Inquire oil L. Z. Ihwilg; phone
Az. l55tf
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Flour Mill Machinery!

Have you ANYTHING to exchange for
it, If 90 call on
n. 8. TOwNER,
% Fremontst.
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THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
CAPITA . SOC, 600

THOMAS ID. GILBERT. President.
GEO G. BRIGGS. Vice-President.
j. FREDERIC BAAh,. Cashier.
E. III. HUNT. Assist ALL CASHIER
Transact business In all d partRents Of bank
ing authorized by the National Banking Law
Exchanges available In ali the commercial
elites of the world sold ~ eurreat rates.
L.. s. bonds bought and sold.
DIRECTORS:
Thomas D. Gilbert. Moves l.. Avery.
Thomas J. O'Prien. George q. Briggs.
David NJ Amberg Lemuel ID. Putnam.
Ransom c. Luce. Constantine Morton.
Edward H. Hunt. John {. Fitzgerald.
T. Stewart White. Phio &. Fuller.
j. Frederic baars.
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Gsss-o.a wheat see ne~. zoe eern. 90 :
08ts. &c Fyr. lse t4riey. 81 II , kGaaFea-
AkAg-Beet. 4Gsses PORK. % mutton. eselei
span. lanib. i0c; feRis. tlei spring chlgkeas.
Le zeal o. t4EkeSs Tee daeks. lec-
PsaDgCE- Butter. BE. esEs. laes potatoes. ,ee
bai beets. Dc pa onions, DC d0< :
radisars iec ? deE; lettuce. Sc b1 peas. 90;
= 81 beans a4ad picked. s2-0e 3 bai bohey.
lie raspbeFries. lze , quart eherris 5. SIS y
ba, peaches $50 ? ba apgies. sc hq-
N0oL-h aShet. 1ie5 z>ei uasAshrd. is@ De-
HAF-I imotAy. SIS = ton clover. as ton
stFss. y ton
HIDss kSD fALLox-tsreeB. &C: part cured.
&c; cuFea hiaes. Sc calf skins. green. s. calf
So as. cured. SCI Iailos. 4e; pets. oo9sl-o1i
dekin. l5sy-oe.
Prices ~ Cons users.
FLogs ksD kssD-Lily White. SIS: Patent.
$50 y hundred corn meai. SIS = hundred
feed. az. 90 z7.tu toas miadlngs. 500 '
ton brasl, sl5.e9 . ton. ships $500 Y toB-
MsAT-PoFk steak. l0s; Toist. spc; RIBS. sc
tsEaerloin. l-1zc; ham. lec beet steak. l-e5l>c
roast. s4lac; ribs. &c. mutton. osyl4e; sprihg
Lamb. lea Isci spring chickens. 1oe; turkeys.
lz3@es ducks. l-1ac
PSoDtcE-Bntter. lsel7e; eggs. lee; potatoes.
:. 90 , Ia b.ets, greens. soc Y bu; tor cooking
purposes. SC , pk onions. So PIX peas, DC
PIX; beans. SC y n; rsdish-s. sc doZ;
raspberries. l5e cherries. Sc; peaches. o0e 2
pa apples. &c 2 PIX
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REAL ESTATE CRY.


REAL ESTATE CRY.
EoR sAL.E-Four houses SOLD last week. Dc.
cause buy my les by the dozen ana ma
tersal Al ~holesAie. and can aadersril All 9TH
ers Houses in ali parts of the city fon SIDE
In 500 each. on m0athss pAymcnts- easy as
TeAt: Vacant lots on Paris. college. Madison
s. aoNn AID 60 per month. 6. v. Tufis. New
Gilbert building. e0r- Monroe aad Spring sts-
TOR sALE-vacant property; We have some
OF IN : best In the city: don't buy before
seeing CUE list. kinsey 4 Mercer. and le
Widdecomb block; teiepbone sos.
TOR SALE-A fine lot ON Kennedy 81. near
UDlon-st.; graded and wslks lAids only
cue. hinsey Mercer.
TOR SALE OR RENT-A gem of a house insf
north of Wealthy ave. On James 81 with
modern improvements and cheap; also good
houses and lots In ali parts OF the city al great
bargains. II you want good lot or house ani
lot don't fail 10 Sc me. l have a large farm
of l01 acres with good buildings 10 trade for
city property. Pine and hardwood lands and
money 10 loan. 81 and 81 New housemsn
Block. A. X. Antisdel.
L'oR SALE-I.ots See the building going on
In the Fair Ground addition and then
come 20 the Office ana buy one 81 lie lois.
ktnsey A Mercer. and 10 Widdecomb build
Ing.
FOR SALE-Cash VII tell IN buying two lois
and house and rot on Henry-st. VIII sell
separately or together: a nice list of houses 20
rent. Dunfon Bates Niddicomb b'd'g.
TOR SALE-Twslve houses on the West Side;
newly hntsh-d Also a store 10 rent On West
Bridge-sf. A number Of choice vacant lots will
be sold on easy.tcrms; good chance - secure
home. Fitzgerald A Frankfort. Fifth Nation
Al Bank block. West Bridge-st Telephone
No. Iz36
L0f SALE-Lot. one Of the best bargains In
l. business property In the city; a vacant
lot which Will double In yA.pe Ia two years.
hiasey 4 Mercer.
DOR SALE-Gooas n nice stock. will inven-
= tory about 500 located la a good coyl-
try town. or will exch inge With some vacant
lots for city real estate. kinsey Mercer.
EoR SALE-Houses ana lots ~ different
parts of the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block Oh Bosfwick-st. at a bargain Dr.. teen.
boo. IS I9 ,twick-st. eStf
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY To LOAN-fn sums 10 suit. on pro
WI ductivc real esiste. l.. :. pr-vln. room
Loyett's block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
I .ARGE and small loans on short time on any
Ia good security. john b. Martin. g. Canal-st.
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TOR RENT-Ofices: Street Railway Com
paws Offices IN Tower Block. September
], 1881 The Offices face Campau Place and are
considered the finest In the city; Will rent
them together or separately. Apply at the of
nce- 2ls
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ATTENTION PAINTERs-fh have som paint
"A fng To do and would like to have IL applied
"a payment on q good house and lot. J. Z. Nc
kee, I9 Psarlst. SH
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LOR RENT-Thc store now occupied by +. J.
Schwankovskv. LIS fultonst.; also all
the fixtures and Office furniture for sale CHEAP.
Apply at store or TO 4. j. Schwankovsky. y
Monroe-ave.. Detroit. 2ll
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MISCELLANEOUS

NVANTED-som grading done as part pay
w meut for house and lot. Call on j. {, Ne
kee ~ Pesrkst. Phone 65a. %
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NyANTED-A second hand Letter corytng
w Press Address with price AZ south Di-.
isloa-st %
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E0R RENT-Elegant new store In the Iro-
guois block CO West Bridgcst.; Also tn 2
third floor. suitable for families or furnished
rooms, and suite of rooms for light housekeep-
ing A6tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-27

4 CHANCE IN = life tune FOR men vith capt
n ia ard active men without sapital 10 az
cure a very piea saEt and profitable tnsinets
Address With cent stamp. Consolidated Al
jysAhle shoe Store. a. Arcade baiidlHe.
cleveland. OHIO. Siv
XyANTKD-Every yaune Rsn 20 steH IN ard
w see What ~e can DO with then IN JAY
Of pants suit Of clothes ~ overcast maze %
craer- Neigt. Herpsishei fner Go. IT
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EOR RENT-Two fine stores In brick block on
IL west side of south DivIsion-St.. suitable Tor
any business: these stores have large dry base
ments with rear entrance from alley; also
suites of rooms in same block with private
hall and bath room with each suite; thts prop
eriy will BE- rented at low price TO the right
party For prices cali on J. w. Calvin. room
& shepard 4 Hartman block. from 10 y. IN.
Paones5.
Tor RENT-Second floor. corner Louis and
Il Campau ITS 4ixsI feet; light on three
sides; also store No. y Pearls -. Enquire OF II.
NJ. Reyno.as or W. c. Hopson. 2l3
E0R RENT-Storcs and II Huron-sf.. each
IL -0x10 feet; alley In the rear. suitable for
wholesale business, cfhces or stores; rent.
slL5J per month each. Also two second floors.
each 2lx70 feet. - ger month each can tie
rented separate or entire; location one block
west of canal-st. and one block north Of Lyon
ST Anton q. Hodenpyl. l9 aud Il Fountain.
st. lsltf
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L'OR RENT-Centraly located furnished Of
nee. first floor Dun.on X Bates. Widdi-
comb building. telephone IA.
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EOR RENT-Farnished tent At ottawa
4 Beach. Address The Wave Tent.ottavs
Beach. is4if
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-17
ST. CECILIA SOCIETY.
A Splendid Program Executed with
Eeultless Grace aad Skill

At the hour OF four. O'Clock the
Ldaies' Literary Club room was crowd
ed with the members OF the Woman's
Con eIess and non resident guests of
the l.. l.. c. who were present as the
guests OF the st. Cecilia society 1t
was the regular meeting of the as
soeiation and with thoughtful cour-
tesy the club invited the strangers
within the gates" TO enjoy de-
1ightful musical program. The rooms
were beautiful with their palm and
Gamma decorations. On the stage was
fine water color of Mrs. L. Fl. stone.
the founder OF the L. l.. G. ThjpresI-
uent OF the st. Cecilia welcomed the
guests with few well-chosen words
expressive oi the pleasure of the society
in having so many present, and hoped
that IL WAS not the last time the
Congress would be in the city, and
that when it visited it again the
st. Cecilia society would welcome the
A. A. W. in It's own home which is
soon to be erected in a lot adjoining
the l.. L. c.
Mrs. Have was present. and ac-
eepted sent on the platform. Mrs.
\. A. Fletcher and Miss Young had
charge OF the musical program which
was devoted to Schubert.
Mr.. Wallenstein adapted the music
OF Sehubert's "Hark, Hark. the Lark
TO the needs OF the double quartetto
by which 1t was effectively rendered,
and arranged the violin obligate to
the serenade.
The programs OF the st. Cecilia so
eiety arc always regarded as musical
treats, but Friday afternoon was es-
peeiaily notable in this respect, owing
20 the Ole Olson Swedish ladies' quar-
tette, now in the city. which sang
several numbers that were received
win enthusiasm. The presence oi the
Iuartette was due TO the efforts oi
Miss Bruce who formerly directed a
Swedish auartette, but who now lives
In this city and who is a member OF
the st. Cecelias.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-17
AMERICAN ARTISTS.
Mra nauds nsw~ giiie,t's Aamirabis
Contribution.

Z
contribution.
Mrs. Maude Howe Elliott, q magn a.
cent woman with i magnificent voice
and most charming manner, read y
very bright paper upen ''Sone Ameri-
can Artists." Mrs Elliott spoke OF the
great results of To- Centennial. one OF
the greatest OF w leh MAS the inipetus
il gave To art. ''fhe Centennial struck
the Geath-biow to the chrome" A re.
view OF the art OF wood engraving IN
America was given, and the statement
that the superior quality of the eGgray-
ing shown IN onr magazines was far su-
penor 10 anything IN Europe. Amer
lean laborers III pottery, lronwork and
tile do excellent work, and our silver
smiths and goldsinIths can not be ex-
celled."
Mrs. Elliot said that the venaissance
OF stained glass started in America, and
gave beautiful description of the
altar piece IN the Church OF the Ascer-
sion In New York city, declaring that it
is as lovely as many a one In Europe
We cross the ocean to see.
Ii you would see your churches grow
IN favor, If you would combat with the
growing power of Rome, meet her on
her grounds, and employ art and music
in your places of worship. Raise
mighty cathedrals to show 10 the future
generations that you did not econo-
mize in your religion"
Of all artists, the speaker likes those
best VINO go to Europe to study and
| come back to America TO paint. "My
best advice to an artist is go to Paris to
ha 10,
A description of some of the gems in
Ciark's COLLECTION OF American pictures
includes one by = Grand Rapids boy,
Frederick 5. Church. 'See that sea-
| sprlte OF F. s. church; out of q storm
Of waves and fog and sea foam, gllm-
mers white water spirit, mounted on
steed As unsubstantial as itself. A
dream picture. Ii you glance at it
| carelessly, you only see tumblmg green
waves and white foam; but if
you look again, . misty steed
| with Its rider rises into view.
The painters Imagination has caught
and riveted for uss that cry spirit of the
foam. 1--WE often get glimpse beneath
the crest of some great wave, as It curls
itself ready 70 crash upon the long grey
beach,"
A snort description or several other
pictures by Church followed, Mrs. Elliot
characterzing them IS beautiful fairy
stories, beautiful dreams"
The work OF John Donahue, one of
Americas great sculptors. John Sar-
/ gent, the strong portrait painter,
and Augustus st. Gordon, the
sculptor, was presented to the audisn ee
with glowing words of praise for all.
st. Gordon IS now working at amemor-
ial statue for Colbert Shaw, of Boston,
who was colone. of one of the colored
regiments In the late war. His bones
lie In the dltcn with his niggers," one
of the Confederate soldiers said when
asked for his body, but st. Gordon will
tell his story In perpetuatlng marble.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-17
STATE LOCAL NEWS.

James Roe, the Canal-ss. saloonisf.
who also runs road house in Walker
township, was arrested yesterday by
EDeputy sheriff Beaver for selling liquor
without license at the latter . ace.
Leoeard stoneburner wss arrested
yesterday for Jumping = board bill IN
st. Johns. Detective Hicks made the
arrest. The prisoner was taken 20 81.
Johns last night.
An alarm Of fire was turned IN from
box ~ about siz O'Clock. IL wss n the
house owned and occupied by Joseph
Beaver at No 40 Gold-st 1t vas
caused by the upsetting Of kerosene
lamp.
r. s. Morrison wss found .ving on the
sidewalk corner Fulton aud Ionis-s
Yesterday Nv Psfrolmas Sitter. II we
was first thought he was dead. He vas
taken 10 = store near by where he evif-
esa ssgns of life. The srnbulsnce took
him 10 II. Marks hospts3 where IL was
found his sctfess was due TO heart
failure. Ife viii recoT N.
John Middleton. Of 2si Geo1rch-st..
vas arrested for grabbing ne daughter
hv the collar Of her dress. tesrjng i ard
other~lse sbUsing her. He wss locked
no on The charge OF being drunk and
dgsor0erly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-17

Mira. Colby took stan~for the the
mea oi the aud enee. She aid this " as
not "a woman's moYesaent ent4reiy.
What we cant DO Tor the men foaa y /.
We can % for the boys tomorrow.
by making them men born of Tree
w0sns-i.
Airs. Howe faid that IA elossng this
happy and delightful Congress she
visited 10 say that they would always
want 90 come here again.
Il now pronounce this 18th Con
gress oI women ended and adjourned.
The souvenir committee desires al
eiub delegates. and members of the As
ISOLATION for the Advancement OF Wo-
men. 20 supply themselves with a
sufficient number oi the souvenirs 70
be able 10 give one 20 eaeh member
of their own clubs. The souvenirs may
be found at the club house and at the
church.
Airs. Geo. c. Fitch WEI give dim
ner tomorrow IN honor O. Mrs. Howe
and her daughter. Airs. Elliott. Mrs.
IT. Il. Church ANA Mrs. ID. ID. Hughes
VIII be among the guests.
Miss FgsncLs Pierce, oi Ottawa-st.,
gave a dinner last night In honor oi
the Rev. Augusta ChaDn-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-17
Gossip OF THE HOTELS.

Geo. A. Farr, OF Grand Haven, was
at the Morton yesterday morning.
Pm out oa politics" he said. poi
tics Is all right FOR any one who has
plenty OF time and enjoys that SOFT Of
,h.gy, but / have other things TO en-
gage my attention"
Sidney Steele, one OF the most
popular hotel clerks OF Western Michi-
gan, has contracted with Landlord
Rsseley, OF Sweets, for another year.
The employees OF the Eagie Hotel,
with theSr friends, held an informal
hop n the dining room OF the hota
last evening. They had such a delight
iul time that many of the guests could
not resist the temptation OF taking
part. About sixty couples were pres
ent. Lunch was served at midnight,
and about O'Clock the party broke
up. Every one was saturated with
enjoyment. Porter's orchestra fur
nSshed music for the occasion
The Hon Geo. +. Richardson is in
the city. He is to consult with the
Democratic Congressional COMMITTEES
today. and wifi then take the stumn
J. A. Heating. Muskegon attorney.
Ia Mt the Morton.
W. f. Hawxhug-st, OF Detroit. presi-
dept Of the Michigan Underwater
Association, was in the city yester-
day.
The following Michigan ladies at
tending the Woman's Congress regis
tered at the Morton yesterday: Mes
DANES /. n. Kcaslrlg. c. l.. Dearborn.
l., II. NcCracken. Il. c. Bunker. IL. c.
Crosby. n. Friedman, Wm. Carpenter,
MUskcgon.
C. r. Wynan OF the wynan Lumber
Company, White Cloud, is at the Nor
ton.
l.. L. Holloway. a Kalamazoo drug
rist. was a guest at Sweets yester-
day. 8i.FF'i =
G. r. Koon. a Casnovia physician.
took dinner Mt the Eagle yesterday.
y. A. Hamilton, n prominent at
.orney o. st. Joseph. was In the city
on legal matters yesterday.
Both the Morton and Sweets were
overGowing last night. The third
commandment suffered severely at the
hands. or rather vocal organs. Of late
arrivals who were unable 20 get ac-
ooum odations
II. +. Cornell. OF Kalazna ZOO. gen
e-al agent of the German Insurance
Company, is at the Morton.
c. II. MeGuTrin. Official stenograph-
er of the Kalamazoo circuit court.
spent n few hierogivphicS over the
Morton House rerseter yesterday He
IS n witness in the United States
Circuit Court.