Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-17
City Nrws in Brief.


Grand Rapids chapter No. 7. r. A..
NJ, will exemplify the royal arch de-
gree Monday night. The work of the
degree will be performed by Past Grand
Master John w. Champlin, acting as
high priest, Grand Master VIM. r.
Innes as king; Past Grand Master
VIM. Durham as scribe, Past High
Priest Harvey Taft - principal So
journer. Past Grand Master X. c..
Hathaway will also take part. After
the work the members OF the chapter
will have q banquet at the Bridge
Street house. Plates will be set for 800
guests.
Tonight at the Bridge Street house
Peninsular Chapter, .. +. s., will give
an entertainment. Masons and their
families are invited. The banquet will
be had at O'Clock and ball imme-
diately afterward. Tickets 90 cents.
Javas are the most healthful and
satisfactory of all underwear, natural
wool inside and cotton outside. No
shrinking and made III all sizes and
lengths. Gardner Il Baxter, sole
agents.
There was q still alarm of fire turned
in from the Brunswick hotel on South
DIVISION street at 9.45 last evening.
The department responded, but when
il arrived the fire WAS out. No dam
age.
Sheriff-elect Lamoresux has returned
home from short vacation. AS soon
as election was over Mr.. Lamoreaux
left the city and made visit to his
country cousins for few days rest.
Mrs. Nellls of the Barnard house
has q canary bird that is 10 years old
and still able to be around, thank you.
1t has not lost its voice or eyenght, but
is unable to get up on Its perch.
Farmers who have apples this year
are very lucky. They find q ready
market for them at 70 cents per bushel,
while ordinarily they are Obliged to sell
them for s. per barrel.
The Valley City camp, No. 1896, Mod
ern Woodsmeu OF America, gave q
pedro party and box social at the Good
Templsrs' hall, in the McMullen block,
last evening.
Crescent commandery No. 40, order
of United Friends, will give q pedro
mot's block, corner Leonard and Serb
ner streets.
William A. Hayes and wife will leave
for Detroit tomorrow TO visit their son,
James K. Hayes, of the Wayne. They
will spend the winter in New York.
The woman's auxiliary of the Broth,
erhood of Locomotive Engineers gave
a dancing party at simmons hall, on
South Division street, last evening.
Contractors on buildings are pushing
outside work rapidly during the fine
weather. There are no idle carpen
tiers looking for a job this year.
A. J. Wheeler, formerly of the Ken
Furniture company, will leave fol
Houston, Texas, today where he vii
build furniture factory.
Jennie Hsgan-Jackson's illustrated
lecture on Camps and Campers" vii
be given at Elks' hall, Ionia street. to
night at 8 O'Clock.
The committee on the annual ban
| quet of the High School Alumni asso
citation will meet IN DR.. BRIGGS offic
tomorrow night.
Miss l.. +. Spencer, principal of Den
| ver's kindergarten training school,
visiting Miss Louise Clark of No. IS
Madison avenue.
Nearly every property owner oil
Cherry street east of East street is ma
ing connections with the new sewer il
| that street.
". o. Hughsrt. president of the G
K. Il l., IS IN Chicago attending meet
ing of the Presbyterian board of aid 70
colleges.
Division Superintendent Corbett o
the Western Union 10 IN the city look
ing after certain changes IL the Office
The department was called out We:
| terday morning by q small fire at No
| 2l6 Watson street. Damage 500.
David 5. CowelI, the veteran officer a
the Union depot, and Mrs. Am.
Minion were married last night.
The street railway company is di:
east of Fuller street.
The car barns at the corner of LAX
avenue and Wealthy avenue are YER
nearly completed.
Ex-Aidermsn O'Donuell is said to b
candidate for the office of Interns
revenue collector.
Mrs. y. VI. HInsdell Of Portsmouth
Terrace, has returned from North Ben
nington, Vermont.
The revival meetings In JOY Memoir
isl church are being carried on yer
successfully.
James Qustf OF Cedar Springs s vi.
ting hi. sis er, Mrs. A. Bradley of Sout
lena street
Fox artillery u now comfortsbl
located IN lts new quarters IN Hibel
man hall.
Henry Weismsnn will discuss "Isbc
Organization" IN Germsnla hall I,
{ night.
It's possible that the Lincoln clu
viii give . bsnques on Lineoln's brit
day.
The board Of public works ia distyil
utins the wstermssns on Lake svsnu
The HOLSTER street sewer e BEN
rapidly pushed by the contractors.
The Unity club Wi meet tonight I
No. 90 North Unl0n street.
George Robins mas gone north for
few weeks hunting trip.
Wheat brought S. cents n the loo
market yesterday.
c. p Sweet Of Kslkssks = n The CT
for few DAYS.