Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The drawing OF prizes Ct TIE A 0. III.
bazaar viii take place SATURDAY even
INK. There are twenty-five articles Yet
10 % drawn. aud the twenty-nItn nu NJ
Der cut OF the COX will Do the lucky
one Ihe bazaar Retled the society
about ! 400.
Rabbl +. w. Jessels0n, OF Temple
Emanuel. Will deliver series OF lee
lures Oh the subject: Nv nat mas TIE
Nineteentn century Accomplishment
The frst of these lectures Will Do de-
livered tnis evening ~ $50 o'clock.
Everything IS now in readiness for
the yarlsu. committees OF the Thanks
giving fund 10 20 TO work. Ii IL hoped
that eacn member OF a committee do
his snare Of i've work with fidelity and
make the CHARITY grand success
SUPERINTENDENT CHALMERS would hike
TO meet all pupils who wish TO enter
the night school ia his office this even
ing, between 5 and 9 O'Clock. He has
had 10 applications already from young
men who wish 10 attend.
There were about fifty persons
present at the trst rehearsal of the
''GondalIers" IN Prof. Pearsons Office
last evening. The reheasals will be
-
gwen IN January.
NJ - Lena Belle Bridgman will nng
~ the Mllkmaid's convention 1T the
Scribuer Street Baptist mission this
evening. The entertainment 10 for tho
benefit of the kindergarten In that
chapel.
Senator Dorsn telegraphed bis con-
gratulatln us To Congresemen-electC CHIP
man, German, Weadock and Whiting
yesterday. Yaple and Wheeler were
not congratulated.
Colonel A. 2. McReynolds Was de-
feated for alternate ei-ctor-at-large for
the western district; but he teiegrApned
ms congratulations TO Grover Cleve-
land yesterday.
Ira HsIleck paid an election bet yes
terday toy carting J. ID. Wolverton in =
whe-lbarrow from the Bridge Street
house to the Michigan Trust building.
Boyhas Tevan sImonian, . Turk.
filed = medical practitioners statement
with the county clerk yesterday. He
is a graduate OF the state university.
t. street railway company Is equip
ping new winter cara rs rapidly as
possible, and viii nave its summer
ears all stored in q few days.
Charles III. Scarritt of st. Louis 10 in
the city buying furniture for the Scar
nit Furniture company. one of the
largest concerns IN the city.
George yerb-ck, for several years
bookkeeper for Sproul & McGurrn. has
gone to Chicago, where be Will engage
In business for himself.
Mayor Stearns and Mr.. Plummer. of
Benton Hsrbor, we're IN the city yes
,erdsy on their way north, on q hunt
ing expedition.
Long years Of experience enables US
10 know what - required TO make
shirt 1T aud wear. Gardner Il Baxter,
shirt makers.
save your money and place il with
the new state bank. Corner Pearl and
Ottawa, where it will increase con-
stantly.
Some Of the local democrats want to
ratfy. but the COMMITTEES has spent all
its cold coin in the campaign Ut edu-
cation.
Mrs. c. l.. Fitch gave q pedro party
TO about forty friends Tuesday even
ing in ner home, No. 90 North Union
street.
John Mcqueen stated yesterday that
ne Was $1,000 ahead on election, and
felt lots better than some men he
knew.
A. Drake and wife of st. Thomas.
Ont, are visiting Mr.. and MIS-. Uri
Wood OF No. 20 North Clinton street
Frank Burwell yesterday began pay
ing MS election bets on New York and
The general results.
Mrs. l.. W Treat will deliver Kinder
Carton address at Detroit this evening.
william Alden Smith is in Chicago
on business.