Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-08

Street III. l.. chufcu contDas & be
largely attended, aad Evangelist Wills
3 we'll pleased with the results of bis
work. THIS afternoon ne speaks at
Good IeHplsr nsll; subject, the
Honest salooukeeper AMI the Brewers
Endless supply" aud tonight 81 the
church. subject, 1.-The Human Heart
and Its Occupants" Meetings will
continue all this week.
The Rev. w. J. Russell OF the Church
of Christ has been confined TO the
house nearly three weeks with a severe
cold. He will De able To preach this
morning and evening. Tonight he will
begin protraeted meeting. Tomorrow
the Rev. Z. NJ. keens OF Kalamazoo
will be here TO asslst in three weeks
meeting. All are invited.
The weekly report OF the board of
health shows twenty-four cases of en-
taglon At the close of last week. nine
teen new cases reported, fourteen re-
covered. two died. and twenty-seven
still on the records as being sick.
John Smedegaard. Danish boy. IL
years of age. Was examined III probate
court yesterday, and Was sent to the
asylum. lie has mania for chasing
birds. and has often amused the boys
at tho Jail with strange antics.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of l. A. Davidson to Miss Chris
tine May, of South Bend, Ind. The
wedding will TO celebrated AT No. POO
Ottawa street, where the couple will be
.. home after January -.
Henrietta A. Bow gave chsttel
mortgage TO ID. NJ. Amberg for So 800.
~. rt.n
No. "a Monroe street. Two mortgages
given by Mr.. Bow on the same goods
for $1,000, were Cancelled.
folker Buliment was arrested last
night on last Bridge street, tor being
drunk and disorderly. He had smashed
N u window at Fahev 4 fitzpatrick
saloon and received severe cut in the
wrist.
The Patterson Furnace company,
which removed here from Lansing; IS
working Ut the factory on the old fair
ground. replacing its patterns, which
were burned IN the Hartman foundry
fire.
The regular monthly meeting of the
free kindergarten circle of Kings
Daughters will be held on Tuesday ut
8 O'Clock at the residence of Mrs. j. c.
Fitzgerald, No. Ga Washington street.
The management of the p. S. S. have
secured the medlumship of the best
platform test medium and invite the
attention of the skeptlcal of spirit re-
turn TO the nieetlng at Elks' hall.
The directors of the Kent County Ag-
ricultursl society held an informal
meeting IN Secretary Cox's office yes
terday afternoon anu discussed matters
pertaining TO next wears fair.
Mrs. w. G. Reid, of 205 Third street,
and her brother, q. NJ. Law. left yes
terdsy for st. Thomas, Ont. where
they were summoned on account of
serious illess of their father.
The police were called to No. 81 Els
worth avenue twice Yesterday on ac-
count of family row. Both times all
was quiet when the officers arrived and
no arrests were made.
p. II. OBrien, president, and A. D.
Leavenworth, treasurer, OF the State
Funeral Directors association, will at
tend the meeting of that body in De-
troit Wednesday.
Humane Agent Randolph, David
Walker. Huntley Russell and Hiram
Seney filed oaths of office as deputy
snertfs In the county clerks Office yes
te-day.
On Wednesday evening the Edith
Ross Grand Scottish Concert company
will appear In Hartman's hall in a pro-
gram of vocal and instrumental selec-
tons.
Post f. Michigan Knights of the
Grip, will hold It's annual meeting for
hn plaRfrnn IF 81 h.
Livingston, January %, at 80 D. IN.
Last year at the close of the seventh
day of January the board of health
had issued forty-two burial permits.
This year 1t had issued but thirty.
The women of Grace hive will hold a
box pedro party Monday evening at
Msccsbee hall. The railing OF q quilt
and cushion Will also take place.
The Young Mems Christian assocla-
ton meeting will be held in the Foun-
tain street Baptist church at o'clock
today. ioung men invited.
William J. Fuller, as court messen-
ger, and Fremont +. Skeels, as dep
uty county surveyor, filed their oaths
OF office yesterday.
The Burns club has decided to hold
its annual entertainment and ball at
Company III armory on South Division
street January %.
Mrs. Boermans, living At No. 0
Martha street, fell yesterday and broke
her arm near the wrist. IL was set by
Or. Neenbos.
The regular meeting of Custer W. Il.
corps will be held Wednesday after
noon IN Lincoln club rooms, No. SO
Pearl street.
John L. Hiler, musician, well
known IN this city, will be here during
January, after which ne Will reside IN
Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. @. Clspp has returned from
Ionkers, y. Y, where she has been
spending the holidays with her sister.
Nathan Holmes OF Hubbard stown,
- visiting his daughter, Mrs. &. l..
Mercer. of No. sos Wealthy avenue.
The Rev. 4. B. Patterson of Mans
tee was IN the city yesterday visiting
l.. A. Davidson of Ottawa street.
III. l.. Wright was arrested last night
on a warrant sworn out bv his wife,
charging him with non-support.
The Rev. J. w. Reid. who was
stricken with maisral fever last week
was worse last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt W. Corning. of
Prince street, rejoice IN the arrival of
bouncing boy.
Col. c. II. Rose still lies critical
condition at his home, suffering from
pneumonia.