Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-06

The Grand kapide School Furniture
company filed . mechanics lien on
the sesss IN Baird's opera house in
Lansing and began removing the seats.
claiming inability to get their pay. The
proceeding has been stopped by an in
Junction, the claim being made that
the seats could not be removed except
by virtue of IN execution. The case Is
on trial In the Ingham circuit.
An old woman "A years Of age,
named Mrs. Sarah Hines. fell down the
stsps of the court house entrance yes
terday. She Was uninjured ASIDE from
some cuts IN the face. She lives alone
on y five-acre farm in Wyoming town.
ship, but Was taken to the homo or
friends IN the city.
The following officers for the ensuing
term were elected by Valley City Lodge
X. of T. last evening: c. c., X. n. VOL
cot; V. c., f. NJ. Utley; p, +. L..
Smith; NJ. of Ex.. II. ID. Dewar; NJ. of
F., j. w. Putnam; n. At A., A. ID. Por-
ter; X. OF X. and s., w. h. Stevens.
James Blair, the we'll known attor-
ney, was taken suddenly i'll in the Of
nee of Sweets hotel yesterday. A car
rage WAS called and Fred Rice assisted
him home. Al last accounts he was
much better. He had not been we'll
for some days.
There will be meeting of the Lin
coin club held At its rooms, No. "a Pearl
street, this evening. 1t will be very
important meeting. All republicans
requested ~ be present and bring
others. Meeting will be open to all re-
publicanA
Secretary Stein OF the school board
wants an amendment TO the charter
compelling registration before school
elections. He believes there should be
o means Of compelling women voters
to state their residence. etc.
Articles of association were fled yes
terdsy by the Heyman company. The
capital stock 10 SO, 900. The stockhold
ers are George F. Sinclair, 1000 and
Adolph Heyman 500 shares and N. A.
Hcyman 500 shares.
The fire department was called to
the New Livingston last night by the
burning out of = chimney. No DAM
age. They we're also called TO box l31
at $50 but could not find the fire.
ihe regular monthly meeting of the
home and hospital was held yesterday
afternoon at the home. Only routine
business was transacted.
Fred Leonardo attorneys were yes
terday allowed $500 from the estate by
the probate court for legal expenses, IN
addition to the $500 allowed some time
ago.
Cornelius Hartog, who WAS shot in
tho thigh accidentally by . companion
while hunting, - much better and will
probably recover.
Representatives. elect Anderson has
one little reform in view, VIZ, abolish
ing the ONCE Of . city sealer of weights
and measures.
Washington lodge A. o. u. w. will
give . pedro party At their hail corner
Of West Fulton and Jefferson streets
this evening.
John Connerias. late Of Detroit, be-
gan his duties - assistant cashier in the
d., q. IL. Il NJ. freight Office hero yes
terday.
The funeral Of Winifred, daughter of
III. G. Barlow. will be held from the
residence on Lyon street at p. N. to-
day.
The East End Choral society will
meet this evening ut the home Of C..
DeRuyter, No. 81 Packard street.
DIR. s. Clay Todd returned yesterday
from . flying visit to his daughter and
friends in New Orleans, La.
The new Holland home will Do open
to visitors every day this week from o
q. m. to . p. m.
b. +. DAVIS, cashier Of tho City Ma
tiousl bank 1t Lsnsing was in the city
yesterday.
The Hon. J. w. Crumpacker of La
Porte, Ind. 10 In the city.