Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-04

On Friday evening "The Senator'S"
newly organized club of twelve
young men. met at the residence OF
Alfred Fletcher and elected the fol-
| lowing officers: John l.. Boer, presi-
dent; W. Frank Gltchell. secretary;
Henry p. Strong, treasurer. After
ward they played pedro. Rufus Boer
winning the head prize. Several vocal
and instrumental selections were rem
dsred and . bountful repast Was
/ served.
] The ninth annual meeting of the
Kent County Humane society will be
held on Tuesday evening at s O'Clock
l In the parlors Of the Warwick. Reports
Of officers. election of directors and
other business. There will also be
| loan exhibition of pictures of leading
animal painters and appropriate songs
and recitations to make an interesting
meeting.
Judge E. A. Burlingame speaks to-
morrow evening at tho opening OF
''The Columbian Worlds Fair" on
"The Streets Of Grand Rapids" The
''World's Fair" will be held every
evening during the week in st. Mat
thew's school room, corner of Quimby
street and North avenue.
Under Sheriff Walsh is in custody of
the furniture on the ground floor OF A.
L. Livingston's hotel on Lyon street by
virtue Of proceeding brought by L.
q. Duuton TO collect the rent. Liv-
ingston claims exemption from paying
for the time the rooms were damaged
by the recent IRE.
The officers. directors and employees
of the Grand Rapids National bank
were handsomely entertained by Presi-
dent Uhl ut his home on Thursday
evening. Tho affair was in honor of
Director Enos Putnam, who left yes
terdsy to rejoin his family in Europe.
A great deal of interest centers in the
Christmas issue of the helios. A spec
ial effort Is being expended upon this
number. One of the features which
has been promised ia an article by
Prof. +. A. Strong, principal Of the
high school here.
John p. O'Donneil gave q bill of sale
of his saloon fixtures aud other chat
tells yesterday afternoon for 500.
ODonneli's saloon is located on South
Division street and il the place of
which complaint has been made to the
common council.
Next Thursday evening, December
9I11 messing h.s;, An 80 81 n'. ~ :" ,uo
pose of . further discussion of the
plans for the organization of Y. NJ.
&. A. congress. All are cordially in
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no;ntsd ~ rscomm mend :. to the w;ntsr
So,nrs ~ tbs Gsncoln Cjnb vas held A.
~. Eo,,or lat evsn,ng The clrh
n,s ne iii hs h.,d o., Tmeaasv even,
nc - inch t;ma ths comm,t;ee will
renort.
h.rd.ora tam, ~ denn,od g,avs
vsra 800 -, ,he no,;ca nstyo, vsst:rs
Jsv .S,srroor Tna board of con,n,i.-
s;crsrs srs iook;ns FOR = sasn, for tsa
wagon and will test a number of teams
before a choice IL made.
a.,;ro ,nds, the .r.n;.a. ~ IN.
yonnr NJ. chr;st;sn .ssac,as;on Will
10 Md IN the E,rsr Rsformed Church
corner Fountain and Barclay streets, at
4 O'Clock this afternoon. Young men
are invited 20 attend.
Franz q Raxt.r has re.,oned his mo-
ct;oc a. s.s;,,ant ch,sf cIerk in ths
postoftice to accent a run on the Lake
Shore 4 Michigan Southern between
New York CITY and Chicago in the rail-
wav mail service.
The Grade lines Of th;rtv.nine nav
I! suburban streets have been ordered es.
| tablished by the council, and resolu-
tons for . number of others will prob
ably be passed tomorrow night.
! The Fox artillery battery will give a
grand military ball ct its armory In the
| A. .. III. building on Ottawa street
December g. TINS will be the first
military ball OK the season.
II. d. C. Van Asmus, the Grant Ice
| company and the Furniture Manufac-
turers' association have moved into
their new offices IN the pavement of
the l. M. q. a. building.
The South End lodge, I. o. o. F., has
elected the TO loving officers: N. g..
j. T. Dierdorf, V. G.. +. l.. Hilton; K.
:. r. @. Zslsma; +. s.. +. T. Gaylor,
treasurer .. W. hayea
The funeral of the late Bernard Nc
Carthy will lake place ~ Q .. m. to-
MORO" rom 81. Andrews. under tins
auspices OF sne Ancient oroer Oh Hioer-
mans.
Inc managers OF the Y, b. A. VIII
no'u INCL sesu's1 "on.niy meeuhs