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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-06

are you going? fear ! must have
bored you.n "Not at all, F" ] fastened to
disclaim, "but must excuse myself, as
| have an engagement" "But you look
sad, >" said my friend, still retaining my
hand. Eyes, it may be; your story
was affecting" eyes, and true said
he; "every word Of il. Good bye
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-11-06

What sculpture Is TO a block Of mar
BILE, education is 10 q human soul. The
philosopher, the saint and the hero, the
wise, the good and the great man very
often lie hid and concealed in plebeian,
which proper education might have
disinterred and brought TO hght.-Ad-
dison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Church Notices.

The Good Templar band will conduct
the gospel temperance meeting IN the
Second Street NJ. +. church this even
ing. Mr.. NJ. A. Lee will sing and the
Rev. John Hebdon of Niagara Falls.
Ont, will deliver the address. Subject:
1.-The Two Roads, or Where Are Our
Boys"
The Rev. Campbell Fair has returned
from mis- work IN Minnesota aud will
officiate In st. Marks church and its
Missions today, Palm Sunday.
Miss Mia r. Tupper's subjects for
today are, ibid Jesus Believe Himself
10 Be the Messiah Evening: "The
Bigotry of Liberals"
"whst Think About Jesus Christ;
Was He God, pcmi.God or MsnY' will
be the Rev. Mr.. FIuhrer's subject this
morning.
I'm the Fountain Street Baptist church
this evening the subject will he RE.
hgion and a Clear Intellect"
Trinity Church--Palm sunday. Ma
tins at Io.0. subject, "worldlines. /"
Eyensong, "Intem perance.n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

Pabhe sentiment II the western part OF
the state. go far as | have observed, u
startled a. thls mans inord nale thirst
for power and the people are turning
H. other leaders. His boom has col
lspssd in our part Of the state entirely
and doubt Il even lammauy will sap
mort nm snen II comes 10 the convsa-
ton
ii. Montague Of Traverse City, Who
- connected with the Hannah 4 lay
Mercantile company, MAS 81 the Aes
Livingstone yesterday.
George Hancock, the owner of en-
tenslye celery beds at Grand Haven.
" As at the New Livingstone yesterday.
Prof. CAthart of Ann ArboT, was the
guest OF the New Liyingstoas during
his stay III this city.
james Cav, Auskegon lumber.
man of prominence, 10 al the New Lis-
lngstone.
James Brassington, the real estate
dealer aud lawyer OF Hart, 10 ~ The
Morton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

A. l.. Maynard. an attorney and
capitalist of Worcester. Mass, made
Grand Rapids brief visit yesterday,
and while at the Morton he said to a re-
porter Tor THs IIKRALo; at may seem
odd 10 you. bat the things when most
impre ssed me m q flying tour of this
city today WAS the soldiers monument.
| had no idea OF the extent al the city
IN the first place and my idea wss that
hat reached nothing more ct lsss than
= town OF furniture factories aud ware
hoases. The evidences of good taste III
the public aad private haiidsngs are n
surprise a. ne. aud tire monument ~.
Co nv mind, q suggestion of something
even more commemorate than desire
fer tie az ste.
n. 4. Cor Of flm.Fs. n. y. wss IN
TIE esy Yesterday. saa speaking 81 me
political ssfastioa ~ thst state, saia
fOaF crafty Htehelieu. Hai. has plsinly
asss .feaeaed himself ia fafthenne rs
psiItaesi sssitsons - eHefsstleAiiy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
Fluctuations in Prices and the Tone OF
Trade.

Trade.
The local market during the latter
part of the week received genera
shaking up. Wheat advanced from the
lowest point that had existed for sew
eral years TO 80 cents bushel. In con-
sequence Of the advance IN wheat -four
was put up 10 cents . hundred. Corn
and oats went down a cent bushel,
closing at ~ cents for the former and
30 cents for the latter. Buckwheat IS
comparauvely cut of the market and
quotations are no longer gIeen. Meats
have been easy. Pork declined slightly
and closed ut 5 and cents. Clover
seed is scarce and holds its position IN
the market with firmness. 1t is quoted
10 farmers ~ $3.50 q bushel. Butter
continues steady for choice lots at 20
cents. bus eggs are weak and have
declined during the week 10 10
and i2 cents dozen. Not mucn
change IN potatoes, the market Quota
tons remaining ut 20 cents n bushel.
Cabbages are quoted at so cents dozen
and beets at %. Lettuce - in the mar
ket in plentiful quantities at Is cents a
pound. Radlshes are quoted at 80
cents q dozen. and satisfy At 20 and %.
New onions are selling at 10 cents a
dozen. Pie plant Of good growth IS
in good supply at cents a pound.
Apples are scarce and the quotations
are buoysnt. Good spples are quoted
q, 81 bushel. Carrots are worth 20
cents. rutabsgss, 80. and parsnips IS
cents bushei. Maple sugar has been
lower than tor several years. The pre-
va-ling price has been cents pound
and the syrup is quoted at 20 and 15
cents . gallon. Hay il about equal 20
the demand at fl2 and SIS ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

An Afternoon DEVOTED to Varied Pro-
gram

gram
The afternoon was IN charge OK the
Science and Education committee.
The frat paper read was on the subject
Of the Electric Car System being
condensed from two essays written by
some Of the pupils IN physics ~ the
high school. This was follow, d by
scientific Items," given IN "A happy
original manner. including items IN re-
gard to "women's Organizations Tor
furnishing information To tourists,
description OF Meteorite. found IN
Arizona, which contained black dla-
monds N is interior, valuable marble
quarry in the mountains of Virginia,
the experiments of Prof. Gardner IN
learning the language of our ancestors,
the monkeys; sun spots and the
Aurora, and description OF the beauti-
ful Aurora, which Was visible At ST.
Pauis. minutes about wolf children
aud the discovery OF the AmerFan
microbe, which Is found IN the brain,
purely mental, and accounts for
authors writing slmilar books at the
came time
The Old Oaken Bucket" Was sung
by the whole club.
After recess two scientific papers
were read on Aluminium and Patrol
leum, both very interesting.
One of the ladies is TO study the sub
feet of Federation" and present it 10
the club OF next Saturday.
Guests: Mrs. c. ID. Towne, Elk
Rapids; Mrs. Albert Colds, Lansing.
The program ceased with the slnging
of America" by the club.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
City News in Brief.

"The Cruciiuon," . musical work
about an hour in length, will be given
in 81. Marks church today ut 4p. m.
by the choir assisted by Mrs. Davis, So
pranu. aud Mr.. Campbell, who Is also
director of the choir. Ii 10 . splendid
composition, and inasmuch as the ad-
MISSION Is free, it will undoubtedly be
listened TO by u Jorge audience.
Ia pursuance Of the agreement en-
tered into by the clothing and furnish
ings merchants, the Giant Clothing
company to keep faith with its custom
ers, has sold the pony and cart offered
by it as q present TO Mays Bazaar,
where all tickets issued by the Giant
will be honored when the presentation
is made.
Directors of the Western Michigan
fair are canvassing the city for special
premiums for the fall fair. The mer-
chants are reported ~ offering liber-
ally for the purpose. A new building
40xi00 ieet will be erected for the ken
mel show which will DO held under the
auspices OF the Michigan Kennel club.
The freezing temperature Of yester-
day prevented the use Of the street
spr,nklers and the streets filled with
clouds of dust. The Saturday business
was not quite up to the usual mark as
q consequence.
Mrs. Frank Fiser and her daughter
Blanche, who have been In the Pro-
vince of Ontario for the past ten
months, visiting friends and in search
of health, have returned grestly i'm
proved.
An alarm of fire from box No. 10 at
1920 D. m. yesterday took the fire de-
partment to No. IA North Division
street. A chimney 1t that number
burned out. No damage.
Improvements on the Reeds lake
pavilion will begin next week. and
Warren Sweetland will move out to
take charge Of the work. The season
will open about May l.
The Goodrich steamers City OF Ra-
cine and Atlanta are now running and
will ply between Chicago, Grand Ha-
ven and Muskegon this summer.
All members of Battery Fox are re-
auested TO be present Monday night 70
receive the new uniforms presented to
them by Col. Z. Croflon Fox.
The A. o. II. has elected Joseph E.
Pierce, Daniel Lynch and NJ. X. Col
Inns as delegates TO the state conven-
ton in Port Huron, May Is.
The Hon. +. Vanderveen and wife
of Holland, are IN the city the guests
of their son, d. Vanderveen of No. $50
Rawson street.
You had better take advantage of
the rare chance Arthur & Philbric offer
in their superb cabinet photos for $500.
Tracy r. Slaughter and Bertha Lewis,
both coiored residents of this city. were
married yesterday by Justice Hydorn.
The funeral of Mrs. &. E. Hogadone
will be held Monday at p. m. from
the house, No. 275 Jefferson street.
We guarantee our $500 cabinet
photos To he superior to any work, at
any price. Arthur & Philbrlc.
The funeral of George Floto will be
held this afternoon at O'Clock from
the Second Baptist church.
KortIander Bros. received a car load
of wines from California yesterday,
consisting of 50 barrels.
Kate Vanderwsli. aged %, No. 81
Madison street, 10 Ill with puerperal
| fever.
The reference library will be open to-
| day from p. m. to d y. m.
Mrs. James Nancenberge left We'd
nesday for Salt Lake City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
NO MORE PRESENTS.
The Retail Clothing Merchants Have En-
tered Into An fron-Clsd Agreement.

The Retail Clothing Merchants Have En-
tered Into An fron-clsd Agreement.
For some time the local clothing and
furnishing goods merchants have main
tanned . strong but good-natured
rivsIry and have seversliy exerted
themselves each to Guido the other IN
attracting trade. To such an extent
vas this carried that IN order to keep
I'D vita the enterprise OF their neigh
bors some firms have offered valuable
gifss ss an inducement 70 buyers. All
tnis IL stopped new, and in the future
nc gifts or presents viii be given away.
The gentlemen have mutually agreed
10 stop u. and it will prove saluiary
alike 10 merchant and customer. Fob
loving are the articles OF agreements
We. whose names are hereunto sub
scribed. hereby agree that after this
date We will not present or give away
any presents or articles Of value what
soever. in connection with our business,
for the purpose of advertising or effect
ing sales. excepting one PAIR OF sus-
penders, which may be included free
with each suit ssie.
We further agree that We shall keep
our respective places OF business closed
on Sunday. blniipg ourselves not 10
sell any merchandise on that day on
any condition whatsoever.
We further sgree 20 close cur stores
end refrsin from selling merchsndise
after II O'Clock, noon, on Christm AZ.
New Yesr'ssnd Thsnksgivin DAYS
Grand Rapids, Mich. April sth. 1892.
fsigned.l Hudson Tower Clothing
Company; J. w. Rosenthal: Boden-
fine Bros. A. May. GIANT Clothing
Company; Miner 4 Miller; Gardner \
Rsxter. Houseman, ponuslly n Jones;
I. {. Levi, star Clothing Company; r.
Allen. A. winnskg Harry Neamsn.
Morris w Piumenteld, Hymsn Brown
II. NJ. Levy. Louis sander; 2, sher-
man. :. Delovage. VIM. Firth, Joseph
Kruss; :. w. Stssasn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
HINTS FOR THE GAY
On Seasonable and Stylish
Things for the Men
SOCIETY REMAINS VERY DULL
With Here and There Little Parties 70
Relieve the Stupid EVENING"
Personal Mention.

Now that the Easter bonnet is about
to be selected. the following millinery
hints will doubtless be read with in
tefest:
Black satin hats will be worn this
spring.
Lacey effects in straw hats will be
worn this summer.
The military feather will be used on
both hats ana toques.
The strings on large hats must be at
least two inches wide.
The opened-crowned hats appear IN
q variety OF styles and are very stylish.
The Fanchon hat Is chic aud is very
like that of u Tam O'Shsnter in shape.
Lace IS seen on the majority of hats,
being disposed ia rosettes, cascades,
triils and other devices.
Very thin tulle wells in pale blue.
lavender, punk, pale green and scarlet
are worn with light evening bonnets.
The use OF yellow, pale blue, light
amber and pale green satin ribbon IN
full bows will look we'll on these hats.
Shaded velvet ribbon is fancied for
the pert little BOWS that are worn on
the front Of bonnets and little hats.
For largo hat large veil is re-
quired. and il is wisest in buying one
to get full yard to drape about your
chapeau.
A jeweled trimming which gives
light effects OF color. and having unti
which harmonic with spring colors, Il
seen on varied tooues.
The heavy wells of Grape, or OF nuns
yelling, may only be worn with the
plain, close crepe bonnet, and would b.
quite out of keeping # worn with any
| other sort.
Among the novelties in ribbons, one
OF pale yellow silk has u design Of
blackberries wrought on 1t, the berries
themselves being formed of sparkling
jet beads, while the leaves and BRAN
bles are OF black silk.
A very simple hat is made of blscl
chip, with a band of yellow straw lie
into the brm little above the edge
The brim is broad and fiuted at tn,
front and turned up at the back, anC
the Crowned" which is low, il massec
with trimming.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Fine Church MUSIC.

A double quartet will furnish the
music at Westminster Presbyterian
church on Easter sunday. The regu-
lar quartet composed III Miss Clara
Goodman, soprano; Miss Emma Smith,
eontralto; Mr.. w. ii. LOOMS, tenor,
and Dir. Clarence A. Cotton. basso. will
he assisted by Miss Painting, soprano;
Mics Owings. eontralto; Mr.. James
Grant. tenor, and Mr.. j. Ad. Morrison,
basso. This morning. duet by Gou-
nod, will be sung by Miss Goodman
and Mr.. LOOMS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Burial Permits.

Samuel IL. Chapman, aged IS. NJ. b.
A. home. pleuro-pneumonla;- Peiemei-
liz Rottier, infant, No. 10 kusterers
alley, inter eolites; Gottleib olschock.
aged 81. north of East Bridge street
back yard. pneumonia; Robert Rivers.
aged 81, No. 80 West Bridge street,
morphine poisoning; Michael Mccain,
aged l2. Pialntield avenue. diptheria;
Maria Hagadorn. aged 80, No. 255 JEFF
ferson street. illeo colites; Mary {.
Jones, aged rs, Walker township, par
aiysis of the heart.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
conarmation APPOINTMENTS.

Bishop Richter has made appoint
ments for confirmation services IN this
diocese as follows: tie will begin May
IS with services Al 81. Mary's church Ia
this city Ia the morning ADD at II.
James church "a the afternoon, and
tnsa will visit Ludington, custer. Reel
City, Rsmas and on May % will con-
firm tns classes IN the three churches
IN Auskegoa. On June he viii con-
firm the class In the cathedral IN the
morning and IN 81. Adeioert IA the
afternoon. lie will then 90 to Grand
Haven and thence 20 the saginaw val
ley. closing his visitation about the
middle OF July in the Petoskey region.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Water Meeting Postponed.

DIR. c. III. Johnston, DIR. 5. K. Wooster
and DIR. I. ID. Bradtield, the committee
appointed bv the academy OF medicine
TO confer with the board OF public
works, TO devise some means for get
ting better water supply in this city.
were TO have held meeting yesterday
afternoon, but owing to DIR. Wooster
being called out Of the city. the meet
ing was adjourned to u future time, to
pe set by DR.. Wooster.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Minor Social Events.

Misses Gage and Benedict will clo,e
the regular season OF their adult dane
ing class Tuesday evening with q hop
after the lesson.
Mrs. f.. 4, Walker, OF North Fayette
street, will give dinner next Tuesday.
Covers will be laid for twenty-five.
Mrs. T. Stewart White gave lunch
con Friday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
UNDER THE WHEELS.
Charles Jones Loses Leg in Rallwa'
Accident.

Charles Jones Loses Leg in Railway
Accident.
Charles Jones was run over On the
rhlcsgo = West Michigan railroad near
Alpine by a construction train yester-
DAY. Both legs were crushed and
mangled below the knee 50 That aui-
putAtlon Was necessary. lie WAS al
smploye OF the company ami Vas work
Ing on the train IN the capacity or a
iaborer. tie was shoyelGns sand from
Q fat car. The train Was moving slow
ly. Ia some manner DO slipped and
fell from The car. lie was brought 10
tnIs clty aud taken N the ambulance 10
st. Marks hospital. Dr. Wooster at
tended him. At 1t. Marks hospital
iAst night they sAid that IL bad been
necessary 10 smpatAte his right leg
only. IL vas not known whether II
would be necessary To amputate ms
left leg or not. HIs chances Tor recoy-
cry were favorable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

The program on Tuesday afternoon
was IN charge OF Mrs. J. 4. Smith and
Mrs. j. A. Powell and was a pleasant
one. Many of the ladies are attending
the drills in parliamentary law now be-
ing gwen by Mrs. Benjimin, and it IS
expected that the article IN the con-
stitution of the L. f.. l.. l.. c. pertain
ing to parliamentary usage will be no
longer be almost q "dead letter law"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Fell Under the Wheels.

The little 2-year-old daughter of r.
Krueserga of No. 80 Curtis street, was
riding on load of gravel yesterday,
when she fell off and the hind wheel
of the loaded wagon ran over her
head. The bones being cartelagimus,
none were broken, but the flesh was
terribly bruised. DIR. Rozema was
called and dressed the wounds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Gosnel Tcnnerance Meeting.

The Gospel temperance meeting to be
held in Good Templars' hall, McMullen
block. will be addressed by Mrs. A. ;.
Benjamin of Portland. A reading by
Mrs; Myrtle Koon-CherrymAn; recita-
ton by Miss Bi,tenbender. The music
will be furnished by the young ladies'
quartet OF Joy Memorial church and
the Arion quartet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

Thursday sfternooa the children ii
Ms. Lime Ilolmes' sunday school
class held scale OF fancy work al the
residences Of Mfs. Edwin y. tihl. Re.
fFesnmsBts we're served and many
really b~sutifnt articles made By Ire
little people we're disposed Of al sasis'
fsetoFy pfieee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Savings and Loan Officers.

The local branch of the Security
Savings and Loan association of Min
ncapolis held its annual meeting April
7th aud elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President, ID. +.
Corbett; secretary, c. f.. Fink; treas
urer, j. w. Adams; attorney, ID. T..
Corbett; board Of directors. d. d. Cor
bett, G. +. Fink, j. W. Adams, G. NJ.
Loves and l.. Is. Adams.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Loan Exhibition.

The loan exhibition this week will be
open Wednesday from p. m. to 10 p.
M; Thursday and Friday from 10 a. III.
to 10 p. m. Come and see curious
things from everywhere; rare collec-
ton is beng made. Those intending
to loan please bring the articles Mon
day or Tuesday. Ladies donating
cakes may bring them Wednesday and
Thursdao.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Better Late Than Never.

Colonel Ludlow yesterday informed
Charles X. Sigh, chairman of the board
of trade COMMITTEES on transportation,
that his report of the survey of Grand
river had been forwarded to Washing
ton. The failure to include an APP
preparation for the improvement of
Grand river in the river ana harbor
bill was due from the fact that no re-
port of the survey had been received.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Lantern Pedro Players.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Church, corner Of
East and Lake street,, entertained the
Lantern Pedro club tuesday evening.
Prizes were taken by Mrs. VI. II. Church.
Mrs. &. NJ. LOOMS. and Messrs. Guest
and John -. Muir. Mr.. and Mrs. :. H.
Sweet Will entertain the club next
Wednesday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
The sk,ll and Knorlesix.

Essential to The prednes'oa q the
aaoss perfect and popular laxative
remedy knc~n. have ensblsd the Csli-
fefais FTg Syrup cnnpeHy % sehseve q
great sgcrsss "a TIE reputation Of ~
remedy. syrup Of ffss. ss j, - eoa-
eedea - t~ The unsvsTml lsxatss.
Der safe ~ 81 druex sta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Screen for the Feeder.

workmen are putting q screen in the
water mans that feed the fountain in
Fountain park. Last season consider
able trouble was experienced bv dirt,
GRATIS, ETC., gathering IN the passage
and impeding the flow. A man-hole
will be supplied so 1t can be relieved IN
times of trouble.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
No Sugar offered.

No maple sugar has been weighed in
this city under the bounty act. Con-
siderable has been marketed At Char
lotte, Hastings and other points in the
district and the samples have been for
wsrded 10 this office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
woman's Home and Hospital

The regular meeting Of tae board Of
managers Of the woman's Home and
Hospital viii be held stthe home, Mon
day. April IL, st $50 ?. N. Important
business - % transacted. Every
member = urgently requested 20 be
nrss~nt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

Such beautiful spring garments for so little money
keeps everyone amazed and thousands buying Verify
we must be doing all the business Grand Rapids in
the cloak line We have sizes and style TO supply every
you can go low you like in price, down to S2oo a
garment of course have every good style OUT
Jackets Refers Capes Blazers, in all new designs and
fabrics.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Birthday Celebration,

Wednesday evening Miss May Trcvett
of No. II Perry street, celebrated her
eighteenth birthday by inviting in a
company of friends 10 make merry.
They came aud brought = variety OF
beautiful gifts, spending pleasant
evening. Light refreshments were
served.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
Bank Clrarinrs.

There was an increase in the bank
cIearings Yesterday OF ST. .524.07 over
the corresponding day of last year on a
business OF s2O6, s3s.5i. The total for
the week was $685., 1898, AN increase
Of $50, 1890 over the same week of
1891.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
BAPTIST Concert.

A brilliant concert viii be given Tues
day evening, April IL, at the Sixth
Ward Baptist chapel. A fine program
OF instrumental and vOeat selections
will De rendered by the best local tai
eut A we'll trained chorus will also
take part.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10
venue, vas lss 20 Rsn. 4 vesser Tor

avenue, wss let 90 Rens a NesseE for
SIG. SEQ The contract Tor improving
Lake avenue, froRl South Ezst street 10
Paddock street, VAS awarded - Reno
4 Wander Feep for s4zTz- The open
lHg Of bsds for the addition % the
pumping station wac postponed until
next Monday. A large DamoeF OF es-
Inmates for Improvements were made
b. the CITY eng lneer and submitted To
tie bOard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-10

The regular monthly nss@ning Of The
Free K.nderasrfen circle 81 Klns's
Daughters ~fil ~ hsia Tuesday. April
II, At 2 a'el0sk, ~ the fesgdsnee Of
NJ. a. =. Dsnlels, Sss 80 Fact pa
t.sn street.