Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
Sunday Morning Squibs.


sam Sllvermsn. aged ), started 10
run across Lyon street near the Arcade,
in front of John krozer' team yester-
day, but was knocked down and run
over. lie u'lracuously escaped without
serious injury.
The musical and literary entertain
ment which was to have been gwen by
Mrs. w. h. Knox last Thursday even
ing at Pomeroy & Lswton's has been
postponed until Thursday night OF this
week.
The children of Miss Gala Travis
dancing class are making preparations
for their carnival, which will take
place in Hartman's reception hall
Tuesday evening. May 5.
The stock holders Of the State bank
will meet some time this week to or
game and elect officers. More than
two-tnirds of the s2o0,000 capital stock
has been subscribed.
The halls and ceilings Of st. Marks
hospital is receiving q new coat of
tinted kalsomine. The Young Peo-
pies society of st. Marks church is
paving the expense.
/. B. Richardson camp. Sons of Vet
charter TO department headquarters,
that were.
Seven real estate transfers were
placed on record yesterday by the reg
ister of deeds. The property conveyed
represented an aggregate value OF
| $3.50.
Mr.. n. Minich, after a very pleasant
visit OF four months with his daughter,
Mrs. ID. s. Hopkins of Paris avenue.
has returned to his home In Cleveland.
ONO.
William c. Cole, horse jockey, and
| Mrs. Belle Hubbard, both of this city,
were married In the county clerks
office yesterday by Justice Hydorn.
The annual meeting of the Shak-
| spearean club was held at the resi-
dence of Mira. +. Immen, on North
College avenue last evening.
l.. j. Stevenson of tho Commercial
| Credit company has moved his resi-
dence from No. Ill Bostwick street to
No. 597 Wealthy avenue.
Valley City lodge. No. So, +. & A. NJ,
will go to Muskegon Monday evening
to exemplify the third degree for the
Muskegon lodge.
Mr.. Dow, Frank and Miss Nellie
| Austin are spending a week with their
| parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. II. Austin Of
Barclay street.
Hans Hau -on will be buried this af-
| ternoon from the residence of his son,
Andrew Hanson, No. 8 Bhkley Place,
| at 2 o'clock.
"Hcury the Eighth and the Church"
will be the subject OF the Rev. Father
| Hines tree lecture in ST. Marks Fri
day. SPIN.
| Tom Morris of saltwater, will soon
make his annual VISIT to this city. He
will, while here, be the guest OF James
Cox.
Muscle, Brains and Morals" will be
| the subject OF A. r. GarIand's address
at the y. VI. &. a. 4o'clock meeting to-
day.
The country roads are reported to be
in good condition, except that the clay
Is little heavy IN some places.
The Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Railroad company has deciOed to eject
q potato warehouse IN stanton.
Trenches arr being dug around new
IsyiEg cement sidewalk.
81. Marks day. April 20. is an i'm
| portrait one in IT. Marks church.
| Special service at 10 Am.
/ Trinity Church Guild viii give jap
/ anese tea and drillinthe sunday school
room Thursday evening.
| Tee annual meeting of the managers
and trustees OF Il. Marks hospital wall
be held Monday.
Five stores on Canal street are being
| remcdled and will be ready for occu-
paney by Nayl.
The whitehall Lumber company has
| increased - capital stock from $50, 900
20 5000.
Tons Lachliu. state oil inspe :tor, of
! Saginaw, Is IN the city on legal busi-
| meas.