Telegram-herald., 1892-01-02
BREAKFAST sREvlTtss

Z. O. studlsy > Co. presented each
of their employees wIsl . IS oil A. =
Aew Years present.
David b. tisis OF New Ysrk. who for
ueviy made Grand Rapids nls home, ~
visitsng relatives IA tns c.sy.
Z. 3. Noble Of yewbcrry, uppsr Pc
binsu.s. il spending ths holidays With
his parents, NJ. and Mrs. h. J. Noble OF
4snland Aveuue.
Members Of the building and trades
exchange are hxuF.ng on samstes tor
building the new Hlsn school anneS.
The plans are now completed aad
given out by Architect Robinson.
The private ear Of A. A. NcLsod Of
PhsisdelpEsa, presldent OF the Phlla-
selpnls s Hxsulng railroad. - At the
Union depot. The Eanie OF the Car Is
lne Alexander and IL cost about
81, coo.
Henry Sinister. for many years one
pf the leading sSlesmen u Voigt, Her
polsheimer 4 Co.'S who'essle drysoods
house. has decided 10 go on the road,
iAkipg as MS territory middle and up
per Michigan.
The county superintendeuts OF the
poor reorganized yesterday for the year
ls92, by elect:ng A.. w. Mech presi.
dent anu Henry Mitchell secretary.
Last year MIR. Mecch Was secretary and
Mr.. Lsnkester president.
The Ministers conference of Grand
Rapids will meet ia the rooms of the
Y. NJ. &. A. next Monday At 2:30 p. M.
when il IS expected tina: paper Will be
read by the Rev. I. NJ. Davies on the
Theory OF PYe-nillenarlanism.
The meeting os the Kent county fair
directors. that WAS announced for this
afternoon at Secretary Cox's Office, foc
the purpose OF establishing dates for
tne annual fair next year, has been
postponed until Monday evening.
Mrs.. Celia VI. Nickerson. an eminent.
Bpeaker from New Bedford, Mass, will
lecture at Kennedy's hall at7 O'Clock
sunday evening, January 3, assisted by
. f,ns inspiratlonai s.nger. who sings in
different languages. The public are
cordially invited.
A young man by the name of
Bonsma died st the county poor house
Thursday night. Young Bonsma was
> . city charge and Was victim of con-
sumptIon. He was taken to the poor
house December %. His home was
formerly near Grandville.
The annual report OF the Grand Rap
ids Stave company has been filed. II
shows the capital stock to be $25. 900,
ell paid up. real estate to the amount
ofs2i,3s0.7z. and l0.073.iS of personal
property is owned by she company.
TIE debts amount to S25, 1921 and the
credits to So. l23.27.
The New Year edition Of the Demo-
crat was according to promise . man.
moth affair of forty-eight pages. The
paper bore evidence OF hard and per-
Blssent work in the sdyertlsinX depart
yaent aud ike all tuch editions it was
doubtless more satisfactory to tho busi.
mesa department. than 70 tho readers
and patrons.
The funeral OF little Willie McDon-
aid, one Of the boys drowned near the
plaster mills Thursday morning, will be
oeld this morning from st. Andrews
church at 9 o'clock. The remains OF
the other boy, Walter Dolan, will be
cent this morning 10 Dexter for burial.
Dexter was the former home Of the
Dolan family.
The funeral Of Henry Fiebig was
held yesterday. Mr.. Fieoig died from
pneumonia, and BIS wife died . few
days previous from blood poison, CON-
trscted wnsle caring for her brother,
Undertaken Posncr, who died from the
same disease. Mr.. ana Mrs. Fieblg left
eight children, four boys and four
girls, TIE youngest OK whom is eignt
years old.