Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-10

officers of Crescent Star Tent. X. O. l..
M. and OF Grace HIse, l.. o I. NJ, at
Asecabee hall. M. 8 Pearl street. to-
morrow aight. The uniformed rank
DIVISION will assist. A musical program
will be given. The pubic Ia eordially
invited. No charge.
A JOINT installation OF officers OF
Valley City Teat h. O. 7. NJ. and Val
ley City Hive l.. O. Z. NJ. Was held last
evening in Engineers hail. south Dr.
vision street A literary and musical
entertainment followed the installation,
ftsr which the collation. was served.
The annual meeting of the Grand
Rapids Sealper, Grader and Pur tier
company WAS held Yesterday. but OWING
{ tue fact that several directors were
out of tue city, no business was trans
acted, and tie meeting adjourned for
one month.
An amendment TO the articles of as
ISOLATION OF the Waddell ManufsctIr-
ing company was filed yesterday, show
ing that the capital stnck nas been
raised from $780, 900 TO 100000 and
raising the number Of shares TO 1900.
The Mueller < Slack company filed
its annual report yesterday, showing
the capital stock TO be S25, 900. the cap
itsl paid III IS, 400, the personal prop
erIy S6.75S.2s. the debts 1921 10, and
the credits $40, 1862.
Prof. W. W. Eagan and brother.
James, of Ann Arbor, have purchased
Ed O'DonnelPs boct and shoe business
aud viii conduct the store under the
fiFm title of 1.-The Eagan Suoe Com
psny."
Thursday evening the young peoples
classes OF the Berean Baptist church
will give social 1T Pettlt's hall on
Plalnfield avenue. Refreshments Will
be served aud musical program
given.
An alarm of fire at $40 yesterday
morning called the department to No.
592 Lvon street. A gasoline stove ex-
psoslon IN the house of Frank Watch
did SIS damage, covered by insur-
ance.
Members of Oriental chapter, o. Z.
s., will meet at the lodge room of Doric
lodge, No. 81 West Bridge street, at 10
o'clock Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. George Berry.
The entertainment At the regular st.
Cecilia meeting Friday afternoon will
be piano forte recital by Mrs. II.
Parker R"binson, assisted by Brahms
ladies' string quartet.
Sunday morning At 2 O'Clock the
water pipes N st. Marks chapel burst
and flooded the chapel, rendering it
impossible for the Sunday school to be
held in the room.
At the regular meeting of the Grand
Rapids Guards, which was held last
night, il was voted to appropriate SIS
frOm the treasury with which to start
. library.
Charles w. Tufts sold to Mary 8. Nc.
Naughton of Big Rapids two pieces of
property on Joseph Penny's addition
yesterday for s., 800 and $500 respec-
lively.
DR.. Patterson's residence, No. 144
Plainfield avenue was damaged about
$40 worth by fire last night. The blazs
was caused by the explosion OF an oil
stove.
George w. Thompson is put forward
a. the member OF the school board
from the Fourth ward to succeed
James Blair, deceased.
Grace Hive l.. o. T. NJ. gave q box
pedro party and ratified q quilt and
cushion At the lodge room on Pearl
street last evening.
Seventeen delegates will leave ct 2
o'clock this morning to attend the
State Federation Of Labor annual meet
ing at MusSegon.
The Lantern Pedro club took . sleigh
ride to Pisinfield last night and had .
jolly time in spite of the cold.
There will be 8 regular meeting OF
the Royal League at No. 20 Monroe
street this evening.
NJ. b. Church, Frank L. Noble, F. N.
Davis and T.. G. Leavenworth left last
night for Chicago.
The Columbian club gave q private
dancing party in HlbernIan hall last
evening.
David Walker has been appointed
deputy sheriff for the village Of Cedar
Springs.
W. s. Stevens. clerk of police court,
has been deputIsed by Sheriff Lamor-
eaux.
Mrs. N. l.. Kreeger of MiddIeburg,
Pa, Is visiting her brother, j. w. Han
men.
Mise Ora Bennett is confined TO her
room by an attack Of typhoid fever.
Leo Andrus 10 confined TO his bed by
. severe attack of typhoid fever.