Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13

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Widgiconb Mattel company and NEs.
J. A. Bonnell have eetn dsusted q
nisntel. Donations of snyihing that
VII. add TO the comfort Of the little
ones VIII be tnankfuily received and
publicly acknowledged by the man
ayers or the home.
The will be a union meeting az the
LADIES' Missionary circles OF this city
taIs afternoon and evening A. the Cal
vary Baptist church. corner OF sixth
avenue and South Iona street. A nne
program of musie and recitations Ia
costumes - prepared for the evening.
Everybody - cordially invited To DO
present IN the evening.
Last night At st. Matthew's mission
DIR. Bocher gave an informal talk 10 u
good sized audience on plantation
Life Down SOUTH" DR.. Bocher told
OF many amusing and pathetic Incl
dents IN the gallant, but down trodden
SOUTH"
II President Don J Lesthers returns
from Lexington, n.y., where he has
gone to attend the sale of the string OF
trotters IN which he owns an interest,
there will be q special meeting of the
Horsemen's ASSOCIATION Saturday night.
Miss Mary +. Mcdowell of Chicago.
who will give lecture At the public
kindergarten meeting FRIDAY evening
AZ PARK Congregational church, Will be
the guest Of Mrs. l.. W. Trait and Miss
Hester r. Stove while in the city.
The young people of Berean Baptist
church gave . social and entertain
ment IN Petut's hall on Plainfield ave.
nue. last night. After = musical and
literary program had been rendered,
refreshments were served.
The directors of the board OF trade
are especially desirous that ell men,
pers Of the board be present at the
special meeting next Tuesday night to
hear and express themselves on the
river Improvement matter.
Circle No. of the women of Grace
Episcopal church served supper IN the
rectory, No. II South Prospect street,
from d to 9 O'Clock last evening. The
affair Was directed by Mrs. w. ii. Jones
and was . successful event.
The revival at the Church of Christ
continues with excellent success under
the Rev. Mr.. Keene's leadership. His
themes are both practical and soul in
spring and the attendance Is on the in
crease.
The excellent sleighing is causing
many farmers TO bring in wood and
logs 1t 10 estimated that more logs
have already been brought in this year
than during any of the last eight win
ters.
Mrs. Thomas Kearnev of Utica, n.
Y, who was called here by the death of
ner father last week, 10 visiting with
her brother, Simon Sullivan, whom she
had not seen In twenty-six years.
The members of the Old Residents
association Will meet In the basement
of the Kent county court court house
on Saturday at 80 D. M. to- attend the
funeral Of Charles A. Robinson.
w. X. Cornelius, assistant paymaster,
10 IN charge of the @. K. y |. pay car
during Psymaster Sulllvan's illness.
Gs orge A. Horner of tue Old National
BANK is assisting him.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Hussey Of Des
Moines. Ia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Lamos. Mr.. Hussey Is mein
Der of the Des Molnes council.
S. r. Scribner, late of Gunnison
Col, has disposed of MS interests there
and is at present visiting his brother
d. c. Scribner. of State street.
A large number of persons attended
the pedro party gwen IN the Lincoln
ub rooms last night by the Grand
Rapids Spiritual association.
The Grand Rapids District Teachers
Reading circle Will hold It's regular
monthly meeting tomorrow at the
Western Michigan college.
The funeral of Charles A. Robinson
Will be held from his late residence y
| leo North Prospect street, at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Pork is higher now than it has beer
! for eight or ten years. Yesterday job
jers were paying 3 to 81 cents for 1t OF
the local market.
The electro magnet was the subjec
of a paper read by Mr.. Squier befor'
| tina electromathean branch OF the X
). L. last evening.
The Lincoln clubs general committe,
| on banquet Will meet tonight in DR.
Griswald's Office in the Ledyard build
ing.
Funeral services Of Frank Leitelt
deceased, were held yesterday morning
At st. Mary's church.
Mrs. Charles Holden OF South Unior
street left yesterday TO visit her parent
In San Antoine, Cal.
The many friend of Col. c. III. Ros
will be glad TO learn that he is mucI
improved IN health.
| Public meeting of the KIndergartel
association a. Park Congregations
church this evening.
The families OF l.. II. Whitney ant
Willard Barnhart left for Colorad,
springs yesterday.
Mrs. Julia Sullivan died yesterday a
her residence IN Walker township, AGED
seventy SIX years.
81. Marks sewing school will no
meet on Saturday. owing to repairs II
the school room.
About 100 persons attended tn
| Grand Rapids Bicycle clubs pedrl
party last night.
The regular fortnIghtly meeting o
the St Cecilia society will be held thi
afternoon.
Imperial lodee I. O. o. F. will hold
| public installation of officers this even
ing.
Want Another Car or Two.
81 appreciate our splendid railwa,
| system ss well asanybody /" said A well