Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-16

At . meeting of the senior class OF
the nigh school held Wednesday night
tho members by an almost unanimous
vote chose LeClear as class photo
grApher. There are over 100 members
Of the graduating class this year and
they will require 500 dozen duplicates
of their pre.tness to satisfy the de-
mands OF their admirers.
The residence owned and occupied
by Chris Mnneman, at No. q Second
street, caught fire yesterday Afternoon
in consequence of . stove being too
near the wall. 1t was extinguished
after damaging the house ab ut $50
and the furniture SIS. Insured.
The building at No. "a North Ionia
street, owned by A. Y. Farmland and
occupied by ]. S. Fahringer. caught
fire Just before noon yesterday from a
gasoline stove. The department was
called and the fire extinguished after
dong alght damage.
A letter received from w. Hall Will
hanson of Irving Park, H., ths new pas
tor of the First Reformed church. says
that he expects to preach here the first
Sunday in May. He will be regularly
Installed Thursday evening May 26.
A Dispatch was received At police
Headquarters yesterdav, from Big
Rapids, asking the department To locate
Mrs. FANNIE Culvert and to inform her
that her step-daughter il dead. She
was not found.
+. FauInau Der, an empInye at the
factory of the Grand Rapids Carved
Molding company on Front street, had
the ends of the two middle fingers of
his left hand torn off in the machinery
yesterday.
DR.. NJ. Wnalen, the veterinary sur
geon, has lust completed his infirmary
At No. 42S South D vision street and has
supplied II with sll the modern equip
menis and coaveniences required IN
that line.
Barbra Erhardt, now at the u. B. A.
home, was reported to the euperintend-
ents Of the poor Yesterday - being In
sane. She will be examined by the
probate court this morning.
The Park Congregational church is
max ing preparations for An unusually
fine Easter service. Especial atten-
ton is beiug gwen to the music and
| floral decorations.
H. A. Britt is adding another story
| to his bottiing works on West Division
Il
| cellar 40xl00 feet and ten feet deep.
The funeral of Frank Roehrig will
occur from ST. Mary's church today at
| 10 O'Clock. Dir. Roehrig died Wednes-
| day. aged IS years months.
The ladies' of the several w. Z. 7.
| US Of the city will meet this afternoon
! at the home Of Mrs. DeVare, No. l6
| Bostwick street, at 4 o'clock.
The delegates from this city TO the
! state encampment Of the q. A. r. at
Ann Aroor will leave for that place
| Tuesday morning.
/ Supervisor r. Il. LOOMS went home
! from his Office yesterday afternoon
suffering from an attack OF pleurlsy.
| President Hug hart and party are ex-
pected to reach here from the south at
/ $40 O'Clock this morning.
| Tho int erior Of Tibbs' drug store on
| n cnroe street is being repapered,
D amted and vanished.
The loan exhibit on the corner of OF
tawa and Pearl streets will admit child
rem today for cents.
The Y. NJ. G. A. debating society will
discuss the Behrina sea question next
Thursday evening.
J. W. MCGOWAN has moved into his
new heme on the corner of Lagravc
and Cakes street.
The loan exhibition corner Pearl and
Ottawa streets viii admit children 70
day for cents.
The Monroe street pavement waa
! thoroughly washed from end TO end
last night.
There were eleven real estate trans.
fers reported to the register of deeds
yesterday.
". X. Fox will address the Y. NJ. c.
! A. sunday afternoon meeting.
Mrs. Emma A. Wheeler, who hs.
been in Canada, returned last evening.