Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-29
CIR NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mrs. II. VI. hsynOlds, Az.lsted cy
Mrs. Allen AdsIt. Nil give a coffee"
a. her residence, No lo3 Ransom
street, tOmorrOs, from 2 u D. N. AL
Interested IN aiding the UnivsTsalist
society IA ia efforts 10 furnish Ia ne "
church, nov nearing compleuons Are
invited.
The women OF the Progressive Spir-
itualist society will hold the regular
seanes IA Elks' hall today at 3 p. IN.
DR.. u. ID. Thomas, Mira. T.. A. Payne
aud others viii give exercises IN msdl-
umsnlp. There Will Dc = conference
A. .. IA.
Not quite ali the bills have been pre-
sented 10 the Western Michigan Far
society, SO the directors are not able 10
give a dIfnlte idea as 70 what the net
results will De. bat &c Is thought the
profits viii be from 81 900 to 81 500.
The directors OF the New state Bank
OF Michigan express themselves - be-
iug more than pleased with tue Way IN
which 70 starts out Many new accounts
are opened daily and the savlngs de-
partmen. shows constant growth.
While unloading = nine ton stone
Intel IN front OF the new Briggs block
on Canal street, the huge stone
81 pped and was broken. Tho stone
came from Lake Superior aud new
one Will be here IN day or TWO.
The Unity Church society met last
night at the residence OF J. +. Phelps,
No. sos Jefferson avenue. The subject
discussed was "Daily Strength for
Daily Need. " the discussion being led
BY the Rev. Mia Upper.
At the request OF several citizens
tha Rev. Fluhrer will repeat hs dis
course on Revelation and the Psychic
Law" next sunday morning, the rain
last sunday having prevented many
from hearing 70.
Yesterday while X. NJ. 0rser, who Is
confined 10 his residence by q broken
Lex. was sitting IA MS door. somebody
shot towards the house, some of the
shot striking Mr.. Orser on the head
and face.
James Nanderberge, Jr.. OF Salt Lake
City. son of Comptroller Nauderberge,
IS IN .ho city for brief visit. His wife
has been here visiting for several weeks
and ne came TO accompany her home.
Mrs. l. III. stone OF Kalamazoo will
lecture at Unity church sunday even
ing on The sunday Opening Ques-
tion." This will be the tirst Of regu-
lar evening services OF Unity church.
Mrs Strickland will deliver her lee
ture on parliamentary law ct the resi-
dence Of Mrs. A. b. Moseiey. on Cherry
street, this afternoon. After the lee
ture q class will be formed.
There will be Q meeting of the ST.
Paups Social club at the home Of j. Il.
Folger. West broadway street., this
evening. The pastor, the Rev. Meade
Burgess. Will De present.
The funeral OF Mrs. o. A. Ball Was
held Tuesday morning 81 the family
residence. The services were conducted
BY tae Rev. j. L. Jackson Of Fountain
street Baptist church.
Charles Holland, who vas formerly
employed by the hrm OF Foster h Stew
ems. left recently for Montreal. Canada.
and will make that city his permanent
home IN the future. I'd
Alfred O. Crozier was in Kalamazoo
yesterday. and IN company with ex-
Governor Cyrus O.. Luce and the Hon.
T. B. Barkworth. discussed the political
issues of the dsy.
George II. Kim and Henry ,. Melis
returned yesterday from their trip to
Washington, Philadelphia and other
eastern cities. Col. George G.. Briggs
has also returned.
The mason work on All Souls Uni
versshst church Is now completed, and
the interior work will soon be finished.
Ground was broken yesterday 10 pre-
pare lawn.
Treasurer sorrick Gays tax collec-
lions are not coming In a. fast a, ne
would like. Not over q fifth Of tho
total amount of the assessment roll has
been paid.
T. ID. Campbell and Burton Palmer,
special United states treasury exam
iners. we're looking over the books of
Collector of Customs Maynard yes,er-
dsv.
There was decrease Of ST. $40 80
IN yesterdays bank clssrings as COM
pared with the corresponding day OF
lsst year. IN business OF ti34, 70o.l7.
Grand Lecturer Clark will hold
school Of instruction for the Masonic
lodgss ia the city Friday night. IN the
ball OF Grand River lodge, No 81.
The Uniform Rank, X. q. r. NJ. will
give dance IN the hall st No. 8 Pearl
street tonight. A prize viii be given to
the best walters.
william n. Tuthill left last evening
for an extended trip through the south.