Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Maynard and Mr.. +. lhas Oh Pio'eS-
non. prohibition. Pc o 'Ath 81
xomans righis and eonaition o the
lADonnx classes. Muse. suitable Lof
the ocs a. will Oe rendered.
The subject OF Prof. Hailman's AL
dress Fountain street Bspt Il church
tonnorrow evening will be Tine Gospel
of Cos, mon sensr." At the clos 81
the address an informal reception will
Re held that all may have Tie oppor-
tunitv 10 meet Prof Mailman
The alarm of fire from box No. ia
shortly alter II O'Clock yesterday WAS
c.u.ed by a small blaze In the Grand
Rapids Implement company's factory
on the corner OF Earl aud Ffont
slreets. caused by . defective stove
plpe. No damage.
The Eiectromsthean society will hold
its regular meeting tonight IN the
laboratory OF the High school. Burton
Livingston and Eugene Palmer will oc-
cupy the evening. discussing the his
tory and principles vi the electric
motor.
It. Marks Woman's Missionary So
ciety will meet a. the Warwick this
afternoon at 2:30 sharp. Or. Fair aud
Mrs. Follett will give interesting in
formation 50 TO the work of the late
convention of the auxiliary In Balti-
more.
The Rev. A. w. Mann. general mis-
sionary, will hold services tor deaf
mutes in the chapel OF st. Mark q
church on Sunday. Nov. 6. at 1880 q.
m. and p. m; with the holy COM
mpnion at morMng service.
The Grand Rapids lodge I. OF o. F..
will have public installation of
officers, followed bysa literary enter
tanurent, Friday evening IN their
lodge rooms in the McMullen block.
Tie practical Y's" will hold ''Tag
Social" tomorrow evening at the RESI-
dende of Mrs. A. G.. Horton. 254 West
Fultbn strett, corner Indiana street.
I All cordially invited.
The WOMB ans Aid Society of the Gal
vary Baptist church, corner OF South
lonia street and Sixth avenue, will
give poverty social in the church
parlors this evening.
George CT. Wentworth has been visit
ing some of the most important cities
of the south and west. He attended
the funeral services of Mrs. Harrison
~ indianapolis.
F. c. Johnson. DR.. rockingham and
f. d. Eaton of Chicago. are guests of
Sherwood Hall. The party Will take 8
hn ing trip TO the northern PENN
sular.
1ne democrats of Caledonia gave q
barbecue last evening. Many of the
csndidates on the county ticket were
present and ate of the "fatted calf"
Nlcnolss Pemmenga. Jacob Detmers,
Henry John Hoenicke and Christ c.
BOckhansen were made A ~.erican
citizens yesterday by Judge Adslt.
A conference of the Sunday school
workers will be held in the Sunday
school rooms of the Park church to-
morrow afternoon At go.
TIE West Michigan Farmers club
will discuss Fall Roads" at the meet
ing 70 DO held In the court house
November Is st $50 o. m.
Workmen are repairing some damage
done 20 the exhibition building at the
W - Michigan fair grounds by Friday
nlght's wind.
DIVISION street residents and property
owners are lifting u their voices over
the extremely muddy condition of the
psvements-
H. Z Bsxer mas sold his Kentucky
saddle horse TO j. X. Bennett. lIeuten-
ant colonel # the Fifth Michigan in
fantry.
There were fifty-two instruments re-
corded IN the reg ster OF deeds Office
yesterday aEd like number on Tues
day.
George W. Franklin OF No. l57 Serb
ner street hss returned from q few
weeks Wait with friends IN Ohio.
Csrrls NJ Todd. wife Of DR. \ Clay
Tod 2 died Monday evening At her res
idence on West Bridge street
joseph iounczyuck AMI daughter
Helen Il leave today for Fl Psso,
Tex. 70 spend he winter.
There will be four corporsls appoint
ed I The drill Of the Grand Rapids
Guards Monday evening.
William F. Mcknight and one Moul-
Ton addre sed democratic meeting at
Flnn'. hail last evening.
Local military men are sgitating the
matter of organizing . cavalry COM
psny 10 this CITY.
The railway clerks are making ar
rsngsments for ball 10 be gwen IN
the near future.
". 3. Nason If Constantine - VISIT
IN - son. A. p. Mason. register Of the
probate court.
The exterior ~ the new refrigerator
compsnv's building on Ottawa street -
completed.
Asa Harvey, q retired capitalist Of
sarsnsc was Ia the city yesterday on
business.
The FIX artillery expects be
mustered into the state servlce IN the
spring.
Tn viii he a meeting OF the board
Of Education SATURDAY At $50 p. m.
The scarcity Of cars still greatly
eothers TIE shippers of this locality.
r. err will De a meeting Of he Sixth
ward kindergarten class today.
Rslpn Slocum hss returned from an
extended western trip.
-Four csses Of typhoid fever we're re-
porter Yesterday.
W. I. ROwiey Of Detroit. was in town
yesterday.
Contagious Diseases.