Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-18

ssting lecture st tne Elks' hall on Ion =
street, iast evening". Ga the topic,
ssCanaps 4nd Campers" Her lecture
va. illustrated with the stereoptleon.
Tie women OF tue Fifth Avenue
Congregational Mission Wi give sup
per aud entertainment this evening at
the residence OF Mrs. Asz +. Finch,
corner Of Fifth avenue and East street
The fuDeral Of the late Mrs. Emma
Hesly will take place from the resl-
dence OF her sister. Mrs Sanford
Powers. No. ST. North Iona street,
saturday at ? p. m.
Ii. u. McKevtt, who has been with
Peck Bros. for the past four years. has
taken . position as Michigan represen-
tatve of the w. D Merrill Chsmlcal
company OF Cleveland, O.
The young people Of Berean church,
North Colt avenue, Will hold special
Thanksgiving meeting next Tuesday
evening. IA which other societies Will
be invited TO participate.
County Clers-elact Eddy says he has
thus far received forty-hve applIca-
tons for positions as assistants In his
Office. Thirty-nine of these Will have
to be disappointed.
Police Sergeant Ralph 8. Webb and
wife will entertain their friends at
their new residence, No. 432 East
Bridge street, Monday evening, Novem-
! Der 81.
III. b. Saynor, well known to many
Grand Rapids people as the former
genial landlord OF the Warwick, has
accepted a position with Weatherly 4
| Pulte.
Gen. 7. C. Smith Is preparing to build
81 900 modern residence on Cherry
street on tho vacant lot between the
homes of Henry Spring and j. q. Nc
Bride.
Custer post, G.. A. r., is preparing to
move from Elk's hall and Will probably
occupy the old Good Templsrs' hail at
the corner of Canal and Pearl streets.
Mrs. Boughton and daughter. Miss
| Amy, of Jackson are visiting at the
home of @. w. Van Every, No. 2s2
| Turner street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dausman and
nephew of New Paris, Ind, are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Peter Boyer of
| Canal street.
The State Bank of Michigan is open
| Wednesday and Saturday evenings
from to o'clock to receive savings
deposits.
James NJ. Shepard OF Cassopolis.
private secretary to President Palmer
| of the Worlds fair commission, Is in
the city.
James Black, the insane man who
was taken in Wednesday night for safe
keeping, will be taken to Kalamazoo
today.
| Mrs. j. Morgan Smith and daughter,
| Gertrude, have returned from the east
and are at the Vendome for the winter.
DIR. Kelley. Mrs. Kelley and Nate A.
J Reed, Jr., went to Ypsilanti yesterday
| to inspect the Kelley institute there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Staff of Royal
Oak, Mich, are spending few days
with their parents at Harrlsonville.
The new bridge over the channel be-
tween Fisk and Reeds lakes is ready
to be put into place.
| Lake avenue residents rejoice. The
new water mains are being distributed
along that street.
City Comptroller Vandenberge and
| wife are elated over the arrival of an
eight-pound son.
The large street car barns at Wealthy
and Lake avenues are progressing rap
| IDLY.
c. f. Oluey and family left for San
Francisco yesterday.
We keep extra long Mackintoshes.
Gardiner d Baxter.
| In Olden Times
People overlooked tho Importance Of
| permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action, but now
that IL is generally known that Syrup
OF Figs will permanently cure habitual
constipation, well informed people will
not buy other laxativcs which act for q
time, but finally injure the system.
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