Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29
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Crescent eommandery, Order of
Unifed friends, viii give D. dgo party
st their hail, corner ~ ScTl51eF anu
West Leonard ssgeet. this evening. -
TIE C. rs ha!l, c. T. council.
Nrs. Minnie u. FFeer. wife OF w. A.
FFser Of No. I'll EitIn avenue, died
yesterday morning, aged % years. The
remains vii 5e sslt 10 PAw Paw TOR
burial saturday morning
Mrs. T. G. Crawford aud Mrs. NJ. r
ChamDeTEn have been called 70 kala-
mszoo by the death OF Mrs. Rev. J.. A.
spFague, Who Is sIs,rr OF Mira. Cham
beriia aid Mr.. Crawford.
IL Iars the nerves OF the feminine
shopper TO be Dlua9eti IA the tammy
by the long Delss inc hands OF reck-
less window cleaners who keep the
store fronts spetless.
Mrs George Brown and Master Eigie
OF No. 25S Broadway left for Chicago
yesterday, to visit the formers TWO
brothers. Sne expects 10 stay about
two weeks.
The ladies' OF the First Reformed
church vii tender a reception TO their
new pastor. the Rev. ". II. Williamson
and BIS VIE, II the church parloEs this
evening.
At -. Marks church this evening the
Rev. Father Hanes will deliver his lec-
ture on Henry VIII and the
Church." At 7.45 p. IN. All welcome.
The Womaa's Foreign Missionary so
ciety OF the PAX Congregational
church will hold 3 regular meeting IN
the church pAFlors today Al go p. IN.
There was = slight furry in the ice
cream soda and ciaret lemonade mar
ket Wednesday, bat yesterday the mar
ket Was weak with 10 tuyers.
Plans and specifications for kort-
lander & Murpny's seven story block
have oten fled with the Builders aud
Traders exchange Tor bids.
Mrs. Alfred B. Turner has contracted
with Smith Bros. for handsome monu-
ment, TO be erected on the family lot
In Greenwood cemetery.
The Cniicren's Home at No. 43 South
Lafayette street Will be opened to the
pubic THIS evening.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Reekie leave soon
for a visit 10 the Highlands OF Scot
land. Mr. Reekie IS travelling auditor
for the D., L. & \.
The Wholesale grocery firms are con-
ndenng the adyissbllity OF cl sing their
stores on Saturdays at p. IN. during
the summer.
The inmates of the Soldiers Home
are leaving for their summer vacation.
The winter roll has been reduced from
sos to $50.
John Schmidt and family are ex-
pected TO arrive home today from .
three months visit to Gainesville,
Tex.
Inc succulen. pineapple is on the
market, and finds many buyers on the
strength OF being good spriug medi-
cine.
Joseph Bagley Of this city has been
appointed To $500 cIerksnip IN the
pension department at Washington.
DIR. Wilson, secretary of the board Of
health, went to Lansing yesterday to
attend the Masonic gathering there.
Miss Minnie Lamoraux of Northern
Georgia Is IL the City spending y few
days with relative, friends.
Miss Louise Neise of Fremont, OHIO,
il visiting her friend. Miss Mohrhard of
No. 100 Ottawa street
Mss Lo,tie Dorsey OF Kalamazoo is
visiting Miss Cora Pearl Wier of North
DIVISION street.
Luther Smith OF the architects Office
OF the Columbian Exposition Is visiting
his parents
The window dresser finds it difficult
TO keep up with the changes IN the
weather.
Mrs. f. c. Partridge Of Parsons. Kan.
IL the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. C..
Powers.
Twenty real estate transfers we're re-
corded by the register OF deeds yester-
day.
George r. Bates, hardware dealer
OF Hart, IS in the city on business
Mrs. John McNabb and son Duncan
ars visiting friends IN Muskegon.
Mrs Frank Dy< OF Jefferson avenue
has gone 10 Ceutervilie.
Or. A. r. Boisfori has returned from
Colorado springs.