Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-20
Wednesday Morning Waits.

The draughtsmen in the city sur
veyor's office are working hard over
the plans and estimates for the i'm
provements recommended by the
council ut last weeks meeting. The
force of stakemen and chainmen Is
bus:ly engaged throughout the city in
preparing for the many street impruSc-
men,s that will be made this spring.
President Nathaniel Thayer of Bos-
ton. his brother, Eugene Thayer. Gen
ersl Manager Head and Superinten-
dent Agnew of the Chicago q West
Michigan railroad, started yesterday
in . special car for . trip over the
northern portion of the system. IS
The Ninth Reformed church flied
articles Of incorporation with tie
county clerk yesterday. The inc6r-
porators are Cornelius Tate. Frederick
Langeland. Amend Rossink, Henry r..
Stehreet and John Mailman.
The Young Peoples society of Grace
church met last evening with Miss
Mary Keller, on Cherry street. The
evenings entertainment consisted of
mus: al and literary selections. Re-
fIeshm MS were served. ~
Palmer. Mech & Co. have filed arti-
Giles 81. association with the county
clerk. The capital stock is $35, 900.
The business TO be conducted is the
Wholesale and retailing handling of
books and stationery.
The Grand Rapids Independent
Athletic club will give it's last exhibl-
ton Of the season in the club rooms,
formerly Metropolitan hall, on Pearl
street, Thursday evening, April FL.
Admission % cents.
The Alumni association of tho West
ern Michigan college will give their
first social party Thursday evening.
April 81. at Simmons hall. Those
holding invitations will be pleasantly
entertained.
The debating society of the high
school civil government class has
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Peter Dkema; vice president.
Maggie Thompson; secretary, Roy
Lawrence.
Olive commandery, Order of United
Friends, will give pedro party 81 their
hall. corner of Scrlbner and West
Bridge street, Wednesday evening,
April 20. IN the X. G. f. hall.
Professor Carhart will deliver q. lee.
ture on ELECTRICITY" with experi.
ments, ut the High school next Friday
evening. Admission free.
The ladies Of the Universalist church
will have . social and supper at the
residence of o. L. Palmer, No. As South
Lafayette street this evening, from 6 to
o'clock.
Asuppe- and social will be gwen by
the ladies of the Universalist church
this evening ut the residence Of o. L.
Palmer, No. 46 South Lafayette street.
Robert B. Mcconnell of Chicago.
secured a license Yesterday to wed
Miss Maud Goebel, daughter Of John
Goebel of this city.
The Political Equality club will meet
with Mr.. Fitzgerald At No. 2S3 Yves,
Bridge street tins afternoon. All wo-
men are invited.
The G.. A. +. decoration committee
for Memorial Day exerci see will meet
Saturday evening In Justice Hydorn' {
office.
Peninsular Chapter o. z. 8. will give
q sugar social and dance at the Bridge
Street House Thursday evening.
1he weak spots 10 the asphsit pave
ment 1t the corner of Canal and Bridge
streets are being repaired.
There we're ten real estate transfers
reported 10 the register of deeds yester-
day for REGISTRATION.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Allen.
Kekomo. Ind, formerIy of this city, q
ten-pound boy.
N, Rvaaf.b =. o,1v,,~ frr- No 19r
10 No. ali North Trout street.
James p. Roe rae cold HE salocn 70
he partner James Pittou.