Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-12
UNDERWEAR.
Larys raags ia wsi9sss and qualities.
We ars sois agents for tie celebrated
Jaras goods n al lssgAts and sizes.
GARDINER { BAXTER.
CIR NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mrs. Tabor. VINO recently returned
from Europe, will open her studio
Tuesday afternoon from until and
from until ,. cotes and waters VIII
De served, and the proceeds viii 20 10
division No. OF the 81. Ceclllas-
Mrs A. A. smith OF Sorthport -
viatng her son. the Rev. George n.
Smith OF Lake avenue.
Miss jennie Wolfe returned TO her
home N Traverse Cry Yesterday alter
loon
Captain W. II. Knell OF the Twenty
second infantry has been ordered 10
TINS city TO relieve Lieutenant Ed
wards. lie - Al present Stationed At
Altoona. Pa.
EEos Putnam has returned from
Dresden. After the holidays he will
Tel IN bis family in Germany, and wall
return with them ID April.
A carload OF Concord grapes was re-
ceiyed from New York yesterday BY .
local coas nlission house The load con-
tanned 800 baskets.
The annual fair and supper OF the
Mlssonwood Presby terrain church WAS
held Last nlgnt-
The young women OF Trinity church
gave supper AZ the residence OF Gen.
eral lnnes last evening.
Peninsulsr chapter, No. IS. o. E. s.
give an entertainment at the Bridge
street house November Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. IL. p. HughArt have
returned from Cincinnati.
Bertha Adams OF Gsiesburg 10 the
guest OF Mrs. A. ID. Greene, No. loo
Charles street.
Judge Benjamin A. Harlan of WASH
ington, ID. C., IS IN the city visiting
trends. lie was formerly Judge OF
probate here
Poormaster Moerdyk and wife cele-
brated their silver wedding Thursday
evening.
Charles E. Brenrer of Saginaw, who
has been elected a member of the state
Legislatures, 10 son of Custodian Bren-
ner Of the city hall.
MIR. and Mrs. George X. Smith and
daughter. Blossom. have left Tor south
eru California a. spend the winter.
William Alden Smith accompanied
sbem as far as Chicago.
There will be q meeting IN the high
-ZAool this evening 10 organize q
seuD, by the pupils OF the ninth
f1de.
Wednesday evening. after the after.
~8on session OF the high sch oil. In
txucior Clinton >. Osborn took the
Sys of the ninth grsde to the polling
eiace Of the third precinct of the
sourth ward, and escn was allowed to
at vote, the ballo. prepared for in
aruction being used. OF the whole
aunlber of votes cast but four were in
correct.
Underwear large range in weights
end qualities. We are sole agents for
toe celebrated Jacobs goods in all
lengths and sizes. Gardiner * Baxter.
The contractors are placing the con-
crete ia Ottawa street, between Pearl
and Lyon streets. The blocks will be
he re next week and will be put IN place
as rapidly aspossibIe.
Mrs. G. NJ. Kingsbury of Cassopolis is
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Chai-
mers.
Mrs. L. J.. Davenport Of No. 20s Bar
clay street is visiting relatives and
friends in Warsaw, Ind.
The annual report of the Grand
Rapids Folding Bed company was fled
with TIE county clerk yesterday. 1t
shows a capita! stock Of $50, GOO, with
no debts or credits.
At the meeting of the Home Mission
airy society of the Park Congregational
church yesterday afternoon Mrs. =. NJ.
Cgtchson read an interesting paper on
Education of the Indians"
Jennie Wheeler, daughter of H. b.
Miller at Reeds lake. VINO bet on Har-
risou often bu. not wisely. paid her
election bets by wheeling Glen Fiske
and Otto Heinzlemsn IN wheeibarrow.
The bet was paid in the presence OF 3
few invited friends.
John Ten Hope has sold William O..
Cooper eighteen lots IN Weston &
MeIg's second addition to the city for
$4,000.
George Bunneil. secretary OF the re-
publican county committee, has moved
his office 20 the Old Houseman block
and "a occupying quarters with Fred 5.
Clark.
The Rev. Dan F. Bradley is not dan
Eerously III from diphtheris, but at a
late hour last night hrs little daughter
WAS reported To De dying.
ksbbi Jssseison's lecture on "wbat
the Nineteenth Ceatury Has Accom-
plisned." which was 20 have been gwen
last evening, Was postponed for one
week.
The employees of the Bridge Street
house gave their annual dance last
evening. The hall was crowded and \
genersI good time enjoyed.