Telegram-herald., 1891-11-06
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Ssrure q good driver or work horse
ut the auction sale Saturday forenoon
at the cherry-st. barns-
Fnry horses wal be sold at auction
Saturday morninx at the Cherry-st.
ear barru, be sure and attend.
Logic Lodge No. 161. A. .. Z. W..
gfve MUSICAL and literary entertain
ment at their hall Friday evening
4. c. Oviatt. Of Duluth, travelling
passenger agent for the Great North
ern road. was in the city yesterday.
mo quorum being present. there
was no meetang OF the eolored people
Of the city in the hall at No. 77Canal-
st. hast evening.
The Consolidated Railway Company
wEll sell fifty head Of horses at public
auction Saturday at 10 a. IN. at the
Cherry-st- barns
Work on the foundation walls for
the new Y. NJ. c. A. building is pro-
gressing nicely. About half OF the
foundation Is now completed.
Eureka Lodge. X. p. VIII give pro-
gressive pedro party N their rooms
Monday evening. Each member 10 ex-
pected to bring one gentleman friend.
The receipts OF the postofflce for
the month of October were $12 .665.44.
q million OF 2 cent stamps were sold.
Next Saturday afternoon ]. II. Mos
GRIP and j. Burnett. both of this city,
Will run 100 yard dash at the Foun-
ta.n-st. baseball park for $50 q side.
Don't fail TO attend the auction
sale of fifty Of the Consolidated Rail-
way Company's best horses at the
Cherry-st. car barns Saturday at 10
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Members Of the alliance on the West
Side are requested to attend the
regular meeting at Swedish Hall to-
nlht. The election OF officers Is the
special order.
Van bearing, OF Jackson, district
passenger agent for the Duluth, south
Shore and Atlantic. % hustling around
the railroad Offices, looking after the
interests OF his line.
The II. z. A. will have benefit
fancy work sale on the evening OF
November IL, aud on November ID at
Hartman's Hall. Dinner VIII be
served ON both days at the hall.
John W. Farrell. IL South Ionia-st.,
Geo. Goosman. 40 South Ionia-st.. and
Alexander Douglas, saloon keepers,
were arrested yesterday for keeping
their places open on election day.
The young people OF the Church
OF Christ VIII give social and free
entertainment Mt Mr.. Camburn's resi-
dnce No. A. Keilogg-st., this even
ing. A fine musical program has been
prepared.
Geo W. Fleming. ex-county clerk OF
I.enawce county, has been appointed
deputy revenue collector for this dis
trsct. vice Asher LeFleur. resigned. He
will draw an annual salary OF $1,000
from Uncle sam
Franklin Lodge No. Isl. A. o. q.
w. will give one 81 their pleasant pro-
grcssive pedro parties at X. OF p. Hall.
No. els South Divlsion-st.. on Fri
day evening. Game commences at 8
O'Clock sharp
A. the regular meeting of the Kent
Srisrs sfIc Institute. held at the Gen.
tr-nl High school building this even
srSx. Mr.. Carman VIII continue his COM
YpartSon OF the ''low" md the ''lower"
systems OF MUNICIPAL electric light
fng.
The Young Ladies Foreign Mission
airy Society OF the Division street NJ.
r. Church viii b. entertained at Mrs.
J. c. Rieke1bargh's EOS Crescent ave-.
this afternoon and evening, November
8. business meeting at ). Gentlemen
invited TO tea at q.
Miss ksttie Steisrnan was acknowl-
edged 20 be the most graceful lady
dancer at the dance given by the
walters and cooks at Germania Hall
Wednesday evening. Al. q. Thompson
came forth with the best makeup
among the masqueraders.
The hyers nts north ~ Fairbanks
st on the east side. and Leonard on
The west. are being cleaned by the
fremen from engsn house No. >. They
report that many ~ the hydrants con
tain stones which have probably been
placpd there ny children who had re-
moved the cap.
At the annual meeting a the Grand
Rapids Packing and Provision Com
pany the following officers were
elected: President. III. y. Moore; vice
president. Thomas Fr.ant: secretary
eral manager. John Mohrhead. dires-
tors. y Moore. Tfonras Frtant. ". r.
Granger. John Nohrhe=d. Fred Ejce.
c. 9. Robinson. r. Stewart White.
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