Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-07
BREAKFAST BREvITIES.

DnEAhr AOt oHG VlllEO.
An exc1rsaon from Kalamazoo will be
IN the city today.
Rev. w. Il. WI iams, OF Charlotte.
will preach At the Park Congregational
Church this morning There will be no
evening service.
Harry sage was convicted Of petty
larceny IA the superior court yester-
day. and VAS sentenced 10 the county
jail Tor twenty days.
The sun was partially ecIipsed a. 9:l5
Yesterday morning. The phenomenon
Was not visible IN this quarter on ac-
count OF the clouds
County Treasurer stebbins Issued sa-
loOnlsts' licenses yesterday 10 William
Ossalf. OF l04 Nonroe-st., $500, and c.
w. Johnston. 81 Canal-st., $500.
Ella Martin was divorced from John
Martin yesterday by Judge Adsit. The
decree was granted upon Mrs Martini
cross-bsll setting forth desertlon-
Mr. and Mrs. George Fox, of Gale
donia. who were quite badly Injured in
runaway on Thursday. are improving
at the residence or Sheriff Mcqueen.
The bank clearances for the past week
spending week OF 1850. $40, 1875. The
balances sl3S, 1899 and for 1890, $685.
5S0.34.
The welch Folding Bed Company Of
Sparta will add materially 20 their
facilities by erecting large ware house
and Mr.. l.. W. Welch : IN town secur-
ing plans.
Rev j. l.. Jackson. on Sunday. June
81, Will deliver the baccalaureate SER
mon 10 the graduating class OF the
West Michigan University, AZ the Foun-
taln-street Baptist Church.
The Rev J. Rice Taylor, formerly of
81. PauIs Church, this city. but now of
Saugatuck. will preach IN st. Marks
North Grand Rapids Mission Hall, IS
Plainfield-ave at 3:45 this afternoon.
The Ladies Literary Club, of this
city, Will attend 4 meeting and supper
given by the Kalamazoo Ladies' Liter
airy Club tomorrow evening. They will
leave at 2 p. IN. via the G. K. q /. K. K.
No trace has vet been found of the
missing woman, Mrs. Richard Mortimer,
who came 10 this city from Aliendale.
1t Is thought that she has left Grand
Rapids and the officials are completely
puzzled.
A series of sermons by the Rev.
George III. Dole, of the New Church,
will begin tonight The subject of this
evenings sermon will be 'Are There
Marriages IN Heaven' Examine the
Divine Word"
2. t. Paposkey, representing Goupil
4 Co., art publishers, will exhibit a fine
line OF rare etchIngs. engrayings and
water coiors at A. IL. Fowle's. The
exhibition will open tomorrow and will
continue several days.
A. H. Wight has filed a medical prac-
tltIoner's sworn statement with the
county clerk. The doctor is a gradu-
ate OF the Michigan University Depart
ment OF Medicine, and has practlced
his profession for twenty years.
City Attorney Taylor is preparing an
ordinance which wlll give the city hall
employees constabulary powers. The
custodian has been invested with police
authority from time to time by the
Board OF Police and Fire Commission.
ers.
A O. Crozier, the attorney, has pur.
chased the interest of l.. Palmer IN the
Palmer & CroZler shoe store, at i.
Canal-st.. and the business will be con
tinued as "Crozier Bros" with +. A
Grocer as the active manager.
An inventory of the goods and chat
tells of Knud kuudson, the West Bridge.
st. merchant tailor, who recently made
an assignment for the benefit of hi,
creditors, shows the total assets to. he
sl2SO. %. The total liabilities arr
Sl545.27.
An interesting address will be made
this afternoon at $50 by II. B. Fallass
n the McMuilou block. A solo rs
David Forbes. selections by the OlIC
quartet, and recitation by Miss Lens
Belle Brldgmsn will be among the inter
esting features of the program.
AZ the meeting Of the Forssters ir
the city last evening, a committee wa:
appointed for eutertaing the 227 dele.
gates who are expected to be- present at
the state courts, 10 meet IN thus city
Deputy Ebert Decker decided not to
organic a new lodge at present. bat %
strengthen the present lodges
The ministers of the city, their fam.
lies aud friends, will picnic at ottawa
Beach tomorrow. special train will
leave the union depot at $50 a. IN.
sharp. DR.. thompson, OF Second-stree,
Church. vii. be- a. the depot prior to
the starting Of the tram IN supply tick
eta TO ali who have not yet received
them.
The 5-yesr-old son of DR.. Appleton
and Mrs. 4. L. Hart. who tired TO res.
cue him, were frghttuliy bitten
and lacersted by vicious dog,
yesterday. The little fellow attempted
80 play with the brute. in the yard
lack of A. l.. Harris saloon, 2e5 East
St, when be was attacked. The boy
was bitten on the arm. and Mrs. Hart
about the arm and face.
Mr. Charles VI Head. president OF
the Chicago and North Michigan rail
road. now beng constructed from
Traverse City % PstOssey, and William
Alden smith. vice president. accom-.
panied by their wives. returned last
night from q drive over the entire line
OF the new road. IL took them five
days and they drove over one hundred
ard twenty-five miles, settling right OF
way, depcts, etc.