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The morning call., 1892-08-14
La II Biackmaiie

Yesterday C. A. Zinkand, formerl'
prietor of the Louvre. filed an answer
County Clerks office to suit instituted
Diedrich Kensman lie says kensm
falsely charged him with alternating the al
feetions of his wife and that che charge
were craftily designed by Mrs. hensmsn
deprive him of money and honor. TIE
is for SO, 600 damages.
The morning call., 1892-08-14
Alameda.

X b. Tappan has formally declared him.
self as candidate for the nomination OF
Assemblyman on the Republican ticket
from the Forty-seventh District.
Rev. MIR. Dodson will address the Unfair
Ian Society this morning in the Masonic
Hall His subject will DO Ethics for this
World"
John Kemp of San Francisco will deliver
an address this evening In the ConErega-
tioDal Church, giving an account Of TIE great
The morning call., 1892-08-14

Dozens OF carefully tabulated tests show
that the blood of man makes complete
circulation once every - to % seconds, ae-
cording to the ply scai condition Of the
subject experimental upon.
The morning call., 1892-08-14
Berkeley.

Miss Anna Gorrill, who was charged by
ex-Constable Fargo with stealing ring
while visiting at his house. has been ac-
quilted. When arrested she was put in
prison with Fargo's mother-in-law, arrested
Tor disturbing the peace.
Hereafter the streetcars will make
regular trips TO PeTata Park until mid
night.
The pupils of the st. Lawrence and
Sacred Heart schools celebrated the birth
day OF the Rev. Father Serbia on Tuesday,
as we'll as the feast IF ST. Lawrence, his
patron saint.
Rev. James Tompkins of Chicago will
preach this morning and evening In the
Congregational Church at Dana street and
Durant avenue.
The West Berkeley Republican Club will
hold mass-meeting on Thursday night,
August a. at which speeches will be made
by G. II. Speare. j. f. league and Justice
Penneil. Candidates Will be invited to be
present.
Richard Lewis and wife have been sued
by John Comfy and wife for $40, 600 damages
Tor false Imprisonment. They had him az
rested on charge Of larceny.
The morning call., 1892-08-14
Want the Dues Kcduced.

Germania Lodge. /. o. O. F.. No. JIG. and
Pacific Lodge No. 155. have agreed TO re-
turn as contributing lodges to the Odd Eel
lows Library Association, IL as uggested re-
duction Of annual dues for members is
made. IL out of 1904 members OF the order
400 contributed at the proposed lodge-rate
OIL 81, The library expense would be met.
The present contributing lodge dues are 81
per annum, with which the association,
while exercising the utmost economy, is
hardly able to meet expenses.
The morning call., 1892-08-14

Christian Endeavor Convention recently
held in New York. to which lie was dele
date.
The work of b!tumenizlng Park street
will be commenced within a few weeks,
City Engineer POyser has completed the
necessary preliminary survey.
The registration clerks have made care
ful canvass of Alameda, and but very few
voters remain to have their names placed on
the Great Register.
The decision of the City Trustees in the
matter Of W. NJ. Ranks application for a
franchise to operate road on San Jose ave.
nue. Is awaited with much interest. The
residents along the avenue are almost unani-
mously opposed to granting any such fran.
ehise, but the people in general in Alameda
think 1t would be good thing for the city.
The morning call., 1892-08-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL

lNTERNATI0S AL HOTEL
Sowiee, Los Angeles Moore Shiloh
T Cronin, NRpa Mrs Ahhotf Sacramento
J Swsrsen, Sacramento X Burchard Mo
MoDermot, Sacramento Miss Ryan, Chicago
i Schonhon. MERGED w McArthur, oregon
w Goodwin MERGED 10 Wright Colo
w Olsen. stockton & Hyer Mexico
Flint, santa Cruz l. Spencer, The Hague
" haniin' santa Cruz Hart. oakland
namiln, Crawford III Ronaids 81 Helena
A Spencer. Utah w Plaskitt. Vallejo
nogue Kansas City, Mo c Donnelly, Utah
McCrocker, Mo J shea, Boston
Johns. Pa II Engals. Fresno
Roden. st Louis J Horkfnp Denver
Penr0se, Utah A BROOKS, u BA
ID Herman, New York
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Jacks, Monterey ID I Spohr Buston
Ross. Chicago 4 MoAuife. PetaIuma5
B Little Boston 7 NJ Robinson Vacaville
D Cooper, sacto p A August U s A
billings, sseto Ward. U SA
BROOKS, Sacto Peterson. SOnoma
MOTIFS, MEMO ~ Morris, Sonoma
Eados, Mass J FawikeS W, Texas
. smart. Eureka Robertson, Texas
q Johnson, salt Lake II Shanahan, Napa
y G PheIan Toronto G Holmes BenicIa
II casey, Boston A loft W, Arizona
Elvin. Boston W 4 Felix, Tucson
ERosenthal. Nspa S Gross Petsluma
MISS Lucy, Fresno q Jennings. Petaluma
Connolly, Fresno Black, Petaluma
CALIFORNIA HOTEL.
M Chamberlain. Wash s L Fsrson: U S A
Reid, IL Sutton < W, Y Y
JKennedy 4 W. PhiiadeI d L Derby, NY
MIS- Thomas. Boston j Almond, NY
n MSS Is Thomas Thomas, Boston 4 b Holloway &w,NY
Ihomas, Boston Miss Holloway, n Y
Miss 1 Lttleho1 st, Stock L Campbell. Cleveland
II Hoost. Sacramento NJ Harrison, Boston
lsaaes, Mckay, Boston
Il II Worcester Camp 1T O'NeIi San Jose
Cornell, BoIinas ID Burns, san Jose
A Young PlacerviIle I. Murphy San Jose
Dr "A Beings, San Jose J Palmer Stockton
NJ Anderson, Paio AItoIG Wheeler, Stockton
Moses. Berkeley ID Cary. Omaha
& Mason, Chicago ID Stratt0n, Omaha
II Mead Los Angeles ID Spencer. Denver
j j Jameson, Los Ang McMenomy Denver
Miss Noodle, San Jose L Otis. Denver
PALACE HOTEL.
w Goodwin, US n IA NJ Nicholas London
ii Lewis. Philadelphia q Bartlett, st Louis
A Knohr, Sacramento J Lummers. Sacto
o X eeney. Chile l. j Gray, Fresno
ii NJ Hsdden Falmouth 4 G Brown, Ny
4 Il WaikeDgton. Sand ose r Ward. n
q Cartwright Boston X Barker, Mich
J Wallace n ", Chicago Il Cudull. Mich
4 Gahan & W, Chicago u Brush, y Y
J Terry, Chicago lC Conhain, MINI
ID ii kcchersperser, Chi W Stayback. X
cago NJ w Reeves. n
W Kapers $. Portland y Laying. Ny
, II Peterson&w. Cbicago,G Seigert, san jose
flogg a W, Oroyile 81 Robertson w, Texas
G.H Gillett. Chicago J L Foulzes 4 W, Texas
J Il o. Brien. ID 4 Bell, Wash
Il Brookings. st Louis
The morning call., 1892-08-14
Lucky Baldwin to Retire.

The rumor went abroad yesterday that
4. j, baldwin was about to retire from the
The morning call., 1892-08-14

The paper on which this edition Is printed Is
manufactured BY the California Paper Company.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
These Are at Resorts.

Miss Lathrop. teacher In the city
schools, has gone 70 Ellenburg Center,
Clinton county, n. Y, TO spend the
summer.
Mesdames James A. B. Meade and
John Meade leave this week for Bear
Lake for the summer.
Mrs. j. II. Walker will chaperone an
outing party at Whitehall during the
month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Harrington and
son Harry leave for their Harbor Point
cottage this week.
Mrs. Chester will leave for Harbor
Point tomorrow 40 will spend the
summer there.
Mrs. Edward Donnelly and children
are occupying their cottage a. High
land park.
r. J. and L. c. Stowe end families
are at their cottages at Macatawa park.
T. Stewart White and family are at
their Macklnac island cottage.
L. 3. Stanton. and family are at their
cottage ~ Macatawa park.
J. H. Hoskens has gone to Ottawa
Beach to spend the season.
Miss Belle Wnrzburg will spend the
summer at Charlevoix.
Miss Fanny Clint will leave this week
for her vacation.
Mrs. w. F. Rea is at Ottawa Beach
for \ few days.
Miss Gala Travis left for Charlevoix
yesterday.
l.. NJ. Cary has gone to Lapeer for the
summer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

Six artists reeitals will be given IN
Chapel hall during the summer. Chevs-
her De kontskl will give two on July
10 aud u; w. IL. Sherwood, the emil
nent pianist OF Chicago. will give one,
the date of which is not yet gwen.
Then there will be . recital by Liebilng
and two recltals by the college faculty.
Henry c. Post and ]. Francis Camp
bell closed their classes for the summer
on Wednesday last. They will spend
several weeks canoeing along the
shores of Lake Superior after which
Mr.. Post will return to his classes and
Mr.. Campbell will 60 TO Chicago for
several weeks study.
Mrs. George Nichols. Miss Nellie Rec.
H. Schulz and r. Simson will soon give
. muncaie at Ottawa Beach. The Of
tawa parlors are admirably adapted for
such an entertainment.
Mrs. r. T. Forbes who has been visit
ing Prof. and Mrs. Post for the past
three weeks, returned Saturday Light
to her home in st. Louis, Mo.
Ed Crane, the eminent baritone
singer Of Detroit. 10 visiting Prof. Post.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
Persons in the City.

Ralph P. Tietsort and family have
returned from EllavIlle, Miss, where
Mr.. Tietsort has been acting as man.
aver for George Eastman's lumber In
terssts. They will spend the summer
here and may not return to MISSISSIPPI.
Miss Marie McNaugnton has recently
returned from four years course OF
study abroad and Is spending the sum-
nser with Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. ID. Steward
of No. l63 Lake avenue.
Misses Lulu Crossley and Minnie Fell
ker Of Three River returned home yes
terday after q fortnights visit with the
Misses Mauds and Nina Uhlrich,
daughters of Supervisor Uhlricn.
Mrs. Thomas Archer of Topeka, Kas.,
with ner daughter Minnie Is the guest
of Mr.. Lena Baxter and "Uncle"
George B2xtc- at No. ass West Bridge
street.
The Rev. DR.. G.. o. Fletcher Of Bos-
ton, Gsll secretary of Baptist foreign
missions. is visiting bis brother-in-law,
j. ]. Emery Of Barclay street.
Miss Garlic Dorsey OF Kalamazoo 10
visiting her cousin, Miss {. Pear Weir.
The young ladies leave for the south
the latter part OF the week.
Miss Laura OBryon. . teacher IN the
art department OF Kansas State uni
versty IA visiting Miss Carrie Marley
At No. 1T Hastings street
Mrs. Willis Merton Bryand and Mrs.
Belle Mcleod Lewis have arrived 10
take charge of their classes in the Wes-
tern Michigan college.
Miss Cora Lee Stewart OF st. Louis.
Mo-. IS IN the city. the guest of Ms
Mary J. Kcoer. superintendent OF
nurses at Sc. Marks
Jay McCrsth aud George Rsthbun OF
Chicago spent the Fourth with their
parents aud friends N this city. They
have returned home.
The Rev. ". L. Davis has been en-
tersalnsug bis parents for some time.
They returned Friday 10 their home IN
kokonlo. III.
Nr. STARK OF the American Truth
and daughter Miss Mabel were the
guests Of Cnauncsy Guest aud family
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs r. +. Nash OF Ashland
avenue, Chicago, were the guests of
Mrs. James HsoRsssy during the past
week.
Mrs. Henry Goodrich has returned
from the east. Sue spent q year Ia
New YORK. Boston and Philadelphia
Mrs Fredsrick A. Cooke Of Detroi,
Is visiting ner parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. .. wsldron Of Jefferson avenue.
ars. J. Il. Palmer and children OF
Big Rapids have been visiting friends
IN TIE city during the past week.
The Rev. DR.. o. o. Fletcher Of Bos.
Ion q the guest Of DE brothsr-in-lsw,
, p. J. Emery Of Barclay street.
The Hor. <. :. Lowell Of Tonis "a.
the guest Of y. L. Avery while attend
ins tie court house dsdicstIon.
Mss Marie McNsaxht0n, Who has re.
Gently returned from four years
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
Gave a Farewell Party.

The Pleasure Seekers gave q very
pleasant party Thursday evening In
honor of Miss Georgia Pitwood, Is she
will soon leave tor Big Rapids. The
following were present: The Misses
Lena Bridgman, Kate Kortlander. Min
ME Ross. julia Valverdia. Sophia Vine
burger, Edith Halklne, Marguerite
Yerex, Cora Brink, Hattie Rustine,
Jessie Study and Miss Ethel Pitwood OF
Big Rapids, Messrs. Lue Hodges. Horace
Phillips. Randolph Earl. Carroll Spring,
Will Matheson, Archie. Anderson, Will
Lang, Arthur Merge and Clsud Kort-
lander.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
ST. Cecilia Musicale.

Divisions of the St. Cecilia society
are hard at work raising money for the
building fund. Monday evening,
July Is. Twenty No. will give mus.
zeal at the residence of Mrs. w. II.
Gay, No. 404 East Fulton street. There
will be piano and violin soloe with
vocal numbers by George A. Smith,
basso of Mr.. Archer's Chicago Select
choir. He will sing selections from,
Gounod's Queen of Sheba" and the
Messiah" with the solo Farewell
by Graben- Hoffman and "My Little
Woman" by Gounod.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
Persons Out Of the City.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Cole have
gone to Johnstown, New York. ana the
eastern resorts. They are now at Ocean
Beach. Mrs. Cole and the children
will spend q month there, but Mr.. Cole
will return in about two weeks and
then go TO New Mexico TO meet his son.
who 10 coming home to spend the
month Of August.
Henry c. Post, Mrs. Post, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Stanton and Francis Camp
bell are preparing 10 camp At Marion
Island. ". A. Greeson, Hoyt G. Post,
Myron Walton and Guy Thompson will
join the party later for fisning excur.
s,on.
Miss Flora Gale Barne of the West
ern Michigan college is spending two
weeks vacation with her parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. D. +. Barnes, 1t Kala-
mazoo. She will return and teach SIX
weeks. then 60 to Wellesley college to
take degree.
Mrs. E. F. Covell and her sister, Mrs,
Nellie Rogers, daughters of the Hon.
Leonard Covell, have gone 70 Pittsield
Mass, on an extended visit to their
aged aunt and other relatives.
Mss Kate Swsrthout and her sister
Mrs. II. LOOMS, and Master Howard
who have been waiting their uncle, A.
K. Everts. have returned TO New York.
Misses Cora Hinsdill, Ethel Quimby
Jennie Chapman, Jonn Wheeler. He
Der Knott and Heber Northrup went
to TWIN Lakes to spend the Fourth.
]. w. Adams hassgone TO New York
10 buy standard stock for the coming
season. lie also will attend the Inter
national CHRISTIAN Endeavor conven.
t.on-
Mrs. William Kramer and sons. Fred
aud Carl. and Mrs. Fred Emery and
daughter Mena are At their Ottawa
Beach cottage for several weeks.
Mrs. I. {. smith 10 spending the sum
mer AZ West Point, where her sou
Morton FltS smith, ~ cadet. Gen. I.
c. smith spent the week there.
Mss Lillian Quealey has gone ives
on . trip which will comprise stops a
Chicago, Minneapolis, Duluth auc
wshpeton, North DAKOTA.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Pitts vii
leave today for Saratoga via 81. Law.
renee river. Montreal aud Boston
Mas. their old nome.
Col. E. Crofton Fox and his mothel
have gone to their Mackinac island cot
tage. Colonel Fox has taken his car
rage and horses too.
Mrs. ". NJ. Hinsdill and daughter
Myls, left yesterday morning tor . tws
weeks visit with relatives A. Benning
ton. Vermont
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Berksy. Me
Mary Bsrksy and Miss Maud Nsel,
have gDne TO The Berkey cottage At Bay
View for the season.
Mrs. John q. stekstee Is visiting Ms
Flofence Greenmsn OF O~os-o. En-.
will visit relstives n Detroit before re
turning home.
" sses Bertha Woodbury. and HAITI.
aud Maud Dufendorf leave today 70
s2rstogs, View York and other casters
points.
Mr.. sud Mrs. Fred W Stevens nav,
zoue north and will vlas Chsrievoix
Asekinsc Island aud otaer resorts.
Harry r. FAirchiid j. Spending 81,
weeks with trends at Rochester AID
otneF points IN western Nee YORK
James r. Kskler sss son wYl iesv'
soright for Benton Harncs add Cns-
cage - ee sesens tnrse nenths
yisss. knna MeRsy and Assue Norsr
ere attending the t>scnevs eeovsnssos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

Th~~ H-<ie Pellrss have beef~ methods
Thev clc.n~s and regulate ms wboie system
70 dsszurtancs - sns sFstan- diet ~ oec1ps-
eon Tilersre ehe SMALLEST N stse. baf to>
rnr~s sf-r<1ve N r-saft-pureiy sexetahie.
r<rfzrsiv harmless Cniy one htfie sugar
ep.sz~l Peslee fnr . axaf1we-thr-~ for q
cashs~tfe
TAsyr~ - eseep<< pzIis voa can hur.
cr yoar naocsy . recnrnai Tcs par en2y
fer - rerf voa xet
This = nue otly q Dr. Ps>wr~s s~n<3A~t
Uunz4ka4k&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

Rogers lsft Thursday for Pltlsleld,
Mass, - spend The summer.
Mr. and Nrs- A. a. Dennis went 10
Lowell "a spend TIE Fourth.
Mr.. aud Mrs. o. o. Perry are vls-tsng
relatives IL New York state
Ar and Mrs. A. W Strauss are visit
ing relatives at Big Rapids.
{. 4. " li.anls and family are spend
ing tao weeks ~ hsstsGgs.
(. II. Donneliy left Thursday on .
business trip 10 New YORK.
Albert K alnibaen Is taking . pleasure
trip through tie northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. s.Ias F. Godfrey have
goae east for the summer.
Mss Birdie MeColl is waiting Miss
Pansy Moore al allegan.
Mrs. George Gear viii spend the
summer IT Utica, \. y.
Mss Kate Lacey mas gone 10 Morley
10 spend me summer.
Mss Minnie Snuitz is spending ten
days or so al Lansing.
Mrs. Charles Berlsch 10 spending the
summer IN the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blair and fam
ily are at Edgewood.
Mrs. c. II. Leonard is at Ottawa
Beach for one week.
DR.. Sidney Berry has been visiting
friends at Allegan.
Mrs. F. c. Hawkins and son are at
the Hotel Ottawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowe are sum-
mering az Bay View.
Alss Jennie Plsro is spending her va
cation in Milwaukee.
Miss Jennie Deary left Friday for her
home n Canada.
Mrs. Charles H. V:ndercook has re-
turned 10 Jackson.
Mss Della Owens spent q part Of the
week AT Otsego.
w. A. Bates and wife are at Bay View
for the summer.
Mrs. Chas. L. Davis is visiting friends
at Kalamazoo.
Miss Alice Cole spent the first of the
week az Munica.
Miss Nancy Divine is visiting friends
at Belding.
Charles Logic is visiting friends in
New York.
+. B. Looms is spending ten days in
New York.
Charles Beckworth was in Detroit
last week.
DIR. DR.. Taft was In Benton Harbor
Thursday.
H. L. Zlpp returned to Traverse City
Tuesday.
Charles Norton is spending Sunday
in Detroit.
Abel T. Page is At his summer home
at Omena.
E. H. Donnelly is in New York on
business.
w. Willard Palmer is in Chicago this
week.
J.w. Crane spent the Fourth at Grand
Ledge.
Mrs. w. D. Mahon has returned from
Otsego.
Mrs. Edgar Hunting is at Grand
Haven.
Mrs. 5. T. Merriman 10 located At Bay
View.
Mrs. George H. Franklin is at White
hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
ATTHECLUB
Entertainment al the
untry Club.
HAT WERE PRESENT
ass Socsety Events and Gossip
q PeEsoas That Move IN
Local Soe.ery CsfcIes-

Resorts are the attraction whether
they are Gear or far The days are TOO
warm for comfort among Ins MASSIVE
piles Of brick and stone, 50 the innabi-
tanrs thereof Zee 70 the mountains and
seashors where hfe IL a constant COM
fort II NOT perpetual Joy. those Sno
do rsmasa 81 home and brave the heat
OF the summer And relief N tfips 10 the
lake or North park where charming
little companies eongregate TO pass
merry evening. One or the most de-
Lghtful AFFAIR." Of the kind gwen THIS
season occurred at the county club Fri
day evening. IL was the company
given BY Mr. aad Mrs. Joseph K.
MeCargar ana Mr.. aud Mrs. Will VI.
WurzrGrg. Pedro was played from
10 IL o'clock. When the prizes were 10
be awarded u Mas found that the
woman's prize had been won by Mrs. ID.
II. Armstrong. There was tie for the
mems prize, Leon Chase and G q
slAgnG having won an equal number OF
games. As the prize Was set OF BOOKS,
Is vas divided between the two. AZ
the eonciuslon Of the game, hight re-
freshments were served and dancing
continued until l.S0 O'Clock 20 the
MUSIC OF Bfaun's orchestra Punch
Was served 10 the dancers There were
beautiful floral decorations. Roses
nlled the aFehwAy aad marguerites
banked Eae nantes. The cards and
programs were beautifully decorated
win margusrtes ~ water colors- A
SPECIAL car brought me company back
70 town a. 80 o'clock. Ine gowns
worn BY tne womeu were pretty and
becoming. Mrs. NcCargar wore pale
blue China silk. trimmed with chiffon;
Mrs WurzEurg, a black and green
figured silk. trimmed with lace Among
tlose present were Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Chase OF Auskegon, Miss Tower OF
Iona, Miss Heroand OF Jenisonville,
Messrs- and Mesdames Henry Bennett,
Isaac sanford, >. w. Persgrne, c. c.
siaght, L. VI. Metheany. Ed Seymour.
D. II. Armstroag. Mrs. Elizaoetn RAM
say, Misses Slagnt, HILL, Lilhe. Bertha
and Grace Belknap. Bessie Walker,
May Strahsn, Mamie Gibbons, Acdie
Canfeld, Tuxbury. Messrs- James
Knox. Z. D. Wnitlock, Orrln Ward,
Walter Mech, Fred Rand, Claude
bortsfcrd. D. w. Tower, Ben Hanchet.
Jr.. Charley Hovey. Arthur sharp,
Fred Slaznt, Charles Beckwltn, Blake
Gibson, Tom Willard. Fred Canreld,
Or. j. Ward House and Lieut. John
Gibbons of the United States navy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
SPECIAL CHURCH NOTICES.

Mission Wood REORGANIZATION
ing, aye are Cnrlst's." Evening, LES
sons from the Homestead Trouble"
Seventh Day Adventists - Subject,
"Msy Be Certain that Am Accepted
With God"
Fountain Street Baptist - Evening,
"Masters of the Situation"
UnlverssIist-M Morning, "The Fulfill
ing Principle"
Union spiTitualists-Evening lecture
and tests.
Trinity, morning, Eternal Punish.
ment."
Trinity-Morning. Eternal Punish
ment."
Unlty-subiect. "Lesthere Be Light"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

course OF study abroad . the guest tor
the summer Of Mr. and Ars- l. D.
Steward, 10. io3 Lake avenue
Slrs. Harry Wood and daughter have
returned from chicago, where they Wis
tied Mrs Woods pareaLs-
". L. Aldno9se. who nas been tras-
cling Larougn Iowa ana Minnesota nAs
returned - this city.
AR. AID Mrs. j. ". Pointer OF KittAn-
nag, Pa, have been visiting u q.
BeExey 2ad family.
Ars. E. B. Gregory OF Chicago = the
guest or Ars- Leonard Covel or No. -
sa4w1ast avenue
Mr.. and Mira Z. 5. Hoaghtallng and
son Willie OF Hart are visltiag relatives
IN Inls clty.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ailey OF Niles are
visiting their daughter Ars. !. B. Nc
Reynolds
The Hon. and Mrs D. o. Watson
waited Mr.. and Mira c. II. Bender
Thursday.
j. Miller Of Jefferson street j. spend
ing a month with his daughter a. HUI
ley, Ms.
Maggie and Alice Biz Of Spring Lake
are Visiting Fannie Biz OF No. l3s for-
her street
Mas Emma Worth has returned from
q three months trip "a the west for Der
health.
Mrs. Deacon Peck OF Ann Arbor il
Waiting Mrs- j. \. Race, OF Fountain
street.
Ed Fletcher and John Schroeder
have returned from = weeks visit %
Chicago
+. H. Ritter Of Constantine spsnt q
part OF the week, the guest or DR.. Me-
X. Best.
Charles Ferris has returned from
Traverse City where he VISITED hn
mother
Miss FidA Harnden Of Traverse City
is the guest or her sister Mrs.. +. A.
Crozier.
Jessie Gibbs of Jackson is visiting
Mrs. Joha shannessey Of Watson
street
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Friedrich of
Traverse City were II the city last
week.
Mrs. George Stanton has returned
from a visit with her parents at Aurora,
y. Y.
Mrs. Harvey Perkins has returned
from Cadillac, where she spent week.
Miss Belle Richardson of Kansas City
Is the guest or Miss Florence Sklllman.
NJ. Ii. Black, OF ST. Louis. No.. spent
last week with MS family in TINS city.
Miss Efie Mcnteith of Otsego Is visit
ing DR.. aud Mrs. NJ. H. Lamoree.
Miss Allie Tiffany of Muskegon Wis
tied friends in thls city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Crozler returned
from Traverse City Tuesday.
Louis Pratt of Traverse City spent
the week with friends here.
Mrs. NJ. p. Gill of Jackson 10 the
guest of relatives IN this city.
Miss Nellie Frederick is home from q
nine weeks visit u. Elkhart, Ind.
Miss Austina Reed of Jackson is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Hayes.
Miss Esther Boyntou Of jackson is
visiting friends IN this city.
Miss Gracia Cook of Allsgan 10 visit
ing relatives in this city.
Mrs. L. w. Treat has returned from
Oregon and Minnesota.
The Rev. DR.. John Graham has re-
turned from Jackson.
Miss Franc Luthen 10 spending her
vacation in Canada.
w. Y. Bsulay has returned from
eastern polnts-
Ella Waters is spending the summer
At Howell.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
Miscellaneous Happenings.

Misses Allie and Franc Stickels enter
tanned twenty-five of their friends at
their home, No. 491 South Division
street. Friday evening, with music AMI
dancing. Light refreshments were
served.
William p. Macdonald is recovering
from long and severe illness. He Is
at the home Of his mother on Ottawa
street.
Miss May Robinson gave dancing
party Friday evening at the family res
idence on Madison avenue.
Edgar +. Lewis is recovering from q
long and serious illness.