Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-24
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City News IN Bf.ss.
The pedFo party given b. the ladies'
Of the Aaccabsss Monday eveuinx sAs
grand success, over thTty tablss we're
running and nearly oge hundred were
taraed AWAY for want OF room. me
first prizes were awarded 60 Mrs HOP.
per and Mr.. Flanagan. and the second
10 Mrs. Iobdei and Mr.. JuTus.
Elder Moore. The Adventist pastor
who mas been seriously III with Ia
grippe, % so lar recovered as 10 he oat
AGAIN, and expects To be Able 10 hold
services next Saturday ~ 1880 .. m.
also sunday evening ~ O'Clock ~
Good Iemplaf's bali. McMullen block.
The funeral Of the late Willis Y.
Avsrlll will be held this afternoon AT
o'clock under the direction OF the
Knights of t,talas a. lhc seeoad Con-
gregslloesl church. Plalniieid avenue.
All hnlgn,s OF fytnias are expected TO
attend.
| The Association OF the woman's
Home and Hospital will serve dinner
aud supper ia hartman's hail, satus-
day, February ~. They hope 10 70.
celye the patronage OF the public.
Dinner served from ll:S0 " 2, supper
from ossu I'd -
The Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad
company has appointed DIR. ID. Emmett
Welsh as examining physician 10 exam.
| ine It's employees ~ tp color blindness.
| He will examine them Ia his private
Office which he has fitted up Tor the
purpose.
Word has been received from Mime
apolls asking whether Grand Rapids
would take Sc. Psul's place IN the West-
ern league should 81. Paul fail TO
come 10 the front with sufficient IL.
| ducenients to locate a ball team there.
Red Cross castle, No. 5. Knights OF
the Golden Eagle, IS making prepara-
| tons TO entertain several SITTER societies
| in the near future anu 10 arranging its
hall on the corner OF West Bridge and
Scribner streets for the event.
Members of Grand Rapids Council
| No. SO, Royal League, are requested to
attend the funeral of their late brother,
| WillsF. Aver:il. Services at 2 p. m.
| today, Plalnfield avenue Congrega-
tl0nal church.
The soliciting committee of the y. VI.
{. A. met last evening at the residence
Of President Clay II. HolIister to dis
cuss plans for raising the required $780,
600 to complete the associations new
building.
| The Hazeltine & Perkins Drug COM
pany is refittirg and remOdling its Of
fice and sundry department.. The
change makes = decided improvement
and the surroundings are much pleas
anter.
The Press club and the Ancient Order
of Hibernlans have secured Rev. Father
| Nugcnt of Des Mones. Ia, to deliver =
lecture on Columbus in Powers opera
house on the evening OF March IL.
Auditor G. A. Gorham, of the Grand
Rapids & Indiana railroad, has gone TO
Florida to let President Hughart in-
spect the figures that are to be sub
mitted in his annual report.<
Instead of meeting Sundays, as here.
tofore, the Journeymen Butchers Pro-
tectiye ASSOCIATION will hold its meet
ings on the second and fourth Tues
days of each month.
Eleven real estate transfers were re.
ported to the register of deeds offico
yesterday for reg istratIon. The eleven
transfers represented property valued
at $l4,o50.
Three little cash boys in Henry
Springs dry goods establishment are
wearing neat new suits - the compli-
ments Of their generous employer.
Willie Ansorge OF Livi,gston street
left Monday tor Lansing to enter the
State Agricultural school. He will take
four years mechanical course.
Amos Beach, who has been visiting
his cousin, Tyler Wheeler, Of the couu.
ty treasurer's office, left last evening
for hrs home At Woodburn, Ore.
Wheat declined 2 cents 3 bushel in
the local market yesterday, and this
morning dealers will pay 30 cents. Out
side stations will pay So.
Those who took part in the concert
recently gwen in the Casipo by st. Jo-
serh's society, held social session In
the Casino last evening.
Six cases of looking glass plate were
cleared at the custom house Yesterday
for the Kent Furniture company.