Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-28
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BANTER.


other expenses. sostls twenty weekises.
and some very weak ones Al that. re-
eeived from $3.50 ID sls 30 tor lnreIs-
ing those notices. each CT them reeels-
ing about the latter sam. co niatser II
they prlnted 200 or 1000 copies.
A temperance meeting will be held
tonight N Pages hall, Pialnnsld
avenue. The Rev. W. A Frye and
others will address the meeting aud
musical and literary program will be
rendered. The meeting IS under tae
auspices of the Good Templars-
DR.. Z. w wells, veterinary surgeon,
~ho sold his Office IN this city some
time ago 10 DIR. Baskirk and located In
Chicago, has returned and purchased
ais old Office. d.. BusxIrk retired yes
terday and DIR. Wells took possession
OF the Office on Kent street.
The last car load Of the river steamer
Valley City 10 expected 10 be delivered
today. the Craig ship Building COM
pany will send force OF men VINO viii
begin TO set Is up at once under the
supervision OK Captain Mitchell.
The warm. moist breezes OF yes,er-
lay brought out the green buds on
every bush and tree, and the lawns
took on hvelier green within few
hours. Nature worked so rapidly that
the gyowth was very percepsible.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety ofthe Park Congregational church
will hold its regular meeting Friday
afternoon, April %, at $50 O'Clock IN
the church parlors- A cordial invita-
ton 10 extended To oil.
The members of the Burns club COM
mittees, who have charge of the pro-
gram for the coming entertainment
will meet in Campbell II Under
woods office in the Gilbert block Fri
day evening.
On account Of the continued illness
of its editor. the Church Record, q
monthly published by w. II. VanLeeu-
wen, in behalf Of the First Reformed
church Of this city, has been dlscon-
luued.
John Wood of No. Ais North Ionia
ltreet is suffering from erysipelas IN
one of his hands. The member WAS
mashed by accident while he WAS
working on the Central school build
Ing.
Spotted black bass, perch and pick
rel are offered for sale on the street.
Pickerels are quite a favorite with the
Hebrews and are more sought after by
ihem than any other fresh water fish.
The ladies of the Progressive Spirit
lal,sts society will hold q seance in
ElkS hall ut 8 p. m. today. At s p. m.
Experiences relating to mediumship
sill be gwen.
Fred Vandemei, who has been en-
)loyed by the Stanton Printing COM
Sany as pressman for some time, is re-
ported TO be very low with consump-
hon.
After Stani" is the title Of q fine
water-color drawing on exhibition In
Preusser's snow window. 1t is from
jhs hands Of J. II. VanDugteren OF this
hty.
The light weight, turn down collars,
linen both sides, are much less liable 70
break, We have -four lines made special
" for us. Gardiner & Baxter.
Capt. Ed Went is preparing to move
his barber shop from the Eagle hotel
basement to apartments under the
Cadillic on Waterloo street.
The letter ''i' IN the sign above the
door OF Trankla, Jameson Il Co.'s
store on Monroe street needs dottIng.
SO says an old sign painter.
The floor has been placed on the
basement walls for Moran d Nc
Donald's new livery barn on North
DIVISION street.
The Rev. John Graham leaves soon
for Detroit, where he will supply the
pulpit in the Central NJ. +. church for
yeveral weeks.
The Fountain Street Baptist church
young people will hold a social and
spelling match IN the church parlors
this evening.
The D.. l.. & ". Railway company is
taking of putting on summer mid
night train, winch will arrive in Detroit
IN the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastman have
returned from Elhsyille. Miss. Mr..
snd Mrs. Ralph TietsOrt are still south.
Mss Emma Flynn and Mi-s Jennie
Simmons left last night for q week :
Uas with friends 10 Detroit.
Isaac PIass of No. o. Tiney street has
gone TO Rochester. y. y, 10 attend the
funeral OF an only sister.
Work IL progressing rapidly in
FrescoIng the walls OF the posGotfice IN
lhe governments building.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E.. Csllds will be cal
home" TO their friends at NO. 9l Baxter
street after May L.
Mrs. G. :. Harmon has gone 10 visit
Der parents at Montague and will BE-
gone until July /.
The Cherry street block pavement il
being supplied with new sand cushion
IN several places.
Miss Grace King Of Fort Wayne ..
visiting her aunt, Mrs. :. J.. Logan, No
t04 First avenue
Photographer Shsrpstein bought the
Person residence yesterday on UnIor
street FOR $500.
Asphalt pavement % being laid or
South Lafayette street. from Fulton u
Cherry street.
Seventeen real estate transfers wert
recorded BY the register OF deeds yes
erdav.
william Robinson OF Muskegon il
visiting friends in this city.
Capt George r. Judd 10 III and cou
1ned " the house.
j. @. Fisher. the artist, left for Sev
Tork yesterday.
Frank A. Werner has recovered from
typhoid fever.
The Rev. " n. Pufer has returned
% Hastings.
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