Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-08
GLOVES.
Try our Derby Glove
for 91.75. 1t is the
best in the market.
GARDINER & BAXTER.
CIR NEWS N BRIEF.

last evening go allow foreigners To de-
clare their Intentions AID taAs ous
their papers.
Ninety four foreigners have taken
the oath OF allegiance since Nosem Der
j, aud most OF tnsm have taken ouI
tuli papers.
Waiter Decker took out a license TO
wed Su-an S0Olger yesterday. lie
groonn +. 50 years old and has been
fnarrisd once. aud tho BRIDE, VINO Is 90,
has listened 10 the wedding bells
Ls.ce.
Jacob Wan Otteren, Aiolph +. Lam
dauer. Abraham Levy, CHRISTIAN Auch,
Martin Bushoven and fetef bush
oven were admitted TO citizenship yea
erday.
Or. Penwsrden has returned from
Canada, where he has been on account
OF the lllGe-s Of bis wife, who IS better
and returned with nlm.
There were twenty real estate trans
fegs recorded With the register or deeds
yesterday.
TIE local courts were crowded with
persons who wished 10 be made clu-
gems. la all the courts II - estimated
that 100 men took the oath OF allegl-
znce.
Tue parsonage o. the new Lagrave
Street r formed church - completed,
and the Rev. ;. j. Nanderyecn mas
taken possession OF IL.
Live within your income and deposit
your surplus thus acquired with the
new state bank, corner Pearl and Otta-
NJ. Ia this say you Will provide a
euuD-teuee for the future,
Both the United States and the cir
cut courts are crowded with candidates
foF cilzeasniD papers.
The Rev. James W. Reid addressed
the Prohibition club last evening.
Twenty No. of the 1t. CecIlias will
give ball IN Hartman's hall Thanks
giving night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles McQuewan are
expected home from Utah today.
Charles NJ. Steele, Musksgon's lead
ing real estate man, passed through the
city yesterday en- route for home from
Cincinnati
The members Of st. Cecelias TWEEN
ties, Nos 8 and III will meet this after
noon At 2:30 with Mrs. A. b. Coffinbury,
No. I5l South Lafayette street.
The kindergarten study classes will
meet hereafter at the Fountain street
Baptist church AZ 3 p. m. Wednesdays.
Those wishing to join the new class
will come a. p IN.
BOrn-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Csrthy, No. 269 Sixth street, . ten
pound boy.
Mrs. Charles McCaul, of Ada, died at
10 O'Clock yesterday after . short Ill
large family of children, among them
babe three weeks old.
Jared ID. Coomes, aged "a years. died
at the residence of DR.. A. w. Day, No.
100 Lake avenue. Sunday. The re-
mains were taken TO Nulhken, where
they will be buried beside those of his
wife today.
The Woman's Missionary Circle of
the Fountain street Baptist church
will meet Friday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. c. Buchanan, No. 2lS
East Fulton street.
Tonight j. c. COmstock will attempt
20 throw NJ. J. Dwyer four times out of
five for purse OF $50 at Hartman's
recital nall, on Ottawa street. Election
returns viii be received At the hall.
Charles +. Harrington bought of CAL
win r. Ives business block on North
lonia street yesterday for 5000 and
Ia It TO W. J. Smiley for $500.
BY order of DlvisIon Tent No. 473,
X o. f.. NJ, the sir knights are re-
Quested TO meet at hall, No. 6 Pearl
street, at o. m. sharp today, prepare
tory 10 attending IN body the funeral
OF the wife OF SIR Knight Gannette, to
% held st the residence, No. GO South
Lafayette. An invitation IL extended
10 al sister tents AMI hives to also
meet at said hall.
Try our Derby glove for sl.75. Its
the beet IN the market Gardner q
Baxter.
Peninsnlar chapter. o. r. s., held its
regular meeting iast night.
r. III. Lord and wife OF Chicago are
guests at Sweets. Mr.. Lord - general
passenger agent OF the Great Northern
road.
Captain Lsmpsrt OF Company II is
expected home from Plttsburg this
week. lie - visiting his parents HON
be nss not seen N seventeen years.
Company r has received an invita-
ton from Company +, Grand Haven.
20 attend the opening OF re new ar
mory. which will take place Friday
evening of TINS week. several local
militia men vii attend.