Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-05
Civ News in Brief.

y. ~ lDCl nv QlICOAc lllC uloO
of New York" company, is at the Nor
ton. Mr.. BeItram was here two sea-
sons since, at which time he managed
the Boston Ideals. He is confident that
he has excellent property in his pres
ent melodrama which has thus far met
with an approving response from the
public wherever presented.
Extra.-The returns from the New
Orleans fight will be read from the
stage ut Smiths Opera house Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights as
quick as received from the Associated
Press by SPECIAL messenger.
The papers in the case of Cornelia G..
Fuller VS.. the city of Grand Rapids and
Alfred e. Sekell to prevent the city
widening Fulton street between Water
loo street and the bridge, nave been
fled with the city attorney.
If you have any idle money, the
place to deposit 1t is with the New
State Bank IN the Trust building, cor
ner Pearl and Ottawa, where it will
draw the highest rate of interest. Try it..
Two handsome gold medals that will
be awarded TO the winners of the
bicycle races At the Ottawa and West
Kent County fair are on exhibition In
Pruesser's window.
On account of the speaking by Mr..
Bland Tuesday night at Metropolitan
hall, the meeting to organize sixth
ward peoples party club has been post
poned until Friday.
W. s. Hull has returned from indie
pendence. Ia, where ne attended the
races. He reports that the crowds
were small and that Mr.. Williams lost
money.
Mary Voliquet, domestic employed
at Sweets hotel, was removed In the
city ambulance 10 the L. b. A. home
yesterday afternoon for medical treat
ment.
Elroy c. Noble, painter residing at
No. 81 first street, died Saturday night
after long illness. The funeral will
be held at the residence tomorrow at
| p. m,
The stock and fixtures of the Chicago
| Boot and Shoe company at No. p Ca
nal street has been sold To Crozer
Bros, $4,000 being the consideration.
Flora l.. Marsh of Alma is in the city
visiting friends. She Will leave soon
| for Muskegon. where she has accepted
position IN the CITY schools.
A. o. Crozier denies the statement
published in one of yesterdays papers
| that he is one of the members of the
Michigan Fuel company.
1.-The Pulse Of New York" was re-
! ceived by n large audience At the Grand
last evening. There will be special
labor day matinee today.
Ada Faye, of California, q promi-
neut test medium. addressed large
audience OF spiritualists IN Elks' hal
last night.
The Rev. ". J. Russell will give ar
address IN Good Templar's hall thu
evening on The Political Issues of the
| Hour"
Mrs. W. II. CRANKY and daughter
Miss Grace CRANKY, will leave today
for Chicago, where they will spend th'
winter.
The Congregs tonsl ministers OF the
! city and vicinity will resume thell
| weekly meetings in the Park church
| today.
Mrs. n. Margaret Downs has consented
/ 10 RON as an independent candidate FOL
school trustee In The seventh ward.
Edward II oker, Of Vaudeville, - il
I the citv, the guest 81 his sister, Mrs. }
/ Y Riley. nee Miss IGNORE Hooker.
The new bil 81 specaliies at smith
| this week vii bee presented IN fall q
the SPECIAL matinee today.
tttt.e Goiiie Is The next attraction a
( thc Grand and tnen the ever weicom'
/ Wilsar Opera company.
The snnual g.. T. IS IS -ursion from
/ Richmond. Ind. 90 retoskey vii tek'
/ place Wednesday.
Ohio STONE Is arriving for The ahui
n.ents off tho Lake Shore swing brdg'
over the riveT.
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