Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-29

acquitted OF the charge OF dlsorderly
last saturday, and SAYS that &c i tax
ing steps 10 have the officer who ar
rested hlm arrested for false impsison-
men1.
TIE Rev. j. 5. Smith OF indan2po-
lis, who 10 70 conduct a series OF revival
meetings III the Division street NJ. T..
church, has not arrived YET, aud the
meetings, which commenced last even
ing, are IN charge OF the pastor, tae
Rev. A. NJ. Gould.
The congregation OF the East street
NJ. +. church adopted resolutions on
sunday censuring the street railway
company for sunday work and asking
the mayor to use<als influence towards
strict enforcement Of the Sunday laws.
Officer Roscoe reported to headquar-
ters last night that the hobo gang Was
holding . seAnce on Ellsworth avenue.
They disappeared when he approached
and he made no arrest.
full chorus rehearsal OF "The
Goudoilers' was held At Prof. Plerson's
rooms last evening. The opera Is pro-
crossing finely and will be sung At
Powers In January.
Paul Davis. Orrin Ward, WV. Hyde,
Mrs. Clergyman and Miss Matte
Pierce have been appointed . commit
tee 10 superintend the furnishing Of
the sunday school rooms in the new
Uplversalist church.
Henry Starr and son Of Chicago are
in the city. Mr.. Starr 10 owner OF the
property at the southwest corner OF
Canal and Bridge streets, and contem-
plates erecting = metropolitan building
there.
w. N. Hiue Of Lowell, fathor of F.
w. Hine, Was called home from the
city yesterday by the serious Illness Of
his son George. who is not expected to
recover from an attack Of typhoid
fever.
A number of persons claim to have
seen the comet the past night or two,
but none have been able to authenticate
the claim. Last night was cloudier
than ever.
Attend and take advantage of the
great sacrifice sale of ladies' hats and
novelties. which begins today at the
Millinery Parlors, No. q Canal street.
This afternoon the women of the
South End Literary club Will devote
tuciI ucctiuk w Ola Ohscitoihhiche AOA
the benefit Of the Children's home.
The young women of Trinity church
will serve "coffee" at Mrs. Savage's
home, No. l67 Clinton street, tomorrow
evening from to 9 o'clock.
Local democrats are talking up re-
ception to Don Nj. Dickinson, provided
enthusiasm enough can be aroused aud
Don has date to spare.
Custer Guard is putting in some
handsome oak lockers and making
other minor improvements in its
armory.
Lieutenant Hurley is suffering much
pain from his broken limb and sleeps
but little. He will not be induced to
take morphine.
S. Kapf of NJ uskegon, is the new su-
perintendent OF the Peninsular Electric
company and will remove his family to
this city.
Valley City Lodge I. O. o. F. will give
its fourth social hop at the hall, No. 60
West Leonard street, tomorrow even
ing.
II. G. Barlow and wife of Lyon street
will entertain friends at pedro on We'd
nesday and Friday evenings.
Local railroad men think the rate to
Washington for the Inauguration III
March will be about SIT.
b. J. Bullar yesterday shipped half
gross of the Moored Patent mOps to
Union county, Ore.
w. G. Van Shyck and wife Of Grand
Haven are whiting with B. c. Leaven-
worth and family.
Thomas +. Joyce of Chicago, for
merly with Foster, Stevens Il Co., is
visiting in the city.
Trinity Chprch.-Choir will rehearse
this week on Tuesday and Friday even
| ings at 1880.
JEFF Bryson. G. r. & I. agent at De-
| catur, was IN the city yesterday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Steele,
. daughter.