Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

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nsapdery, siii START Tor Piskssurfl th.s
n1or1ing ~ make arrangements tof the
ccn.lng nsfloa&l convention Of that
order. wh.cn ~l.l ~ he'd there IN
Jsne.
Fire broke out from an uuknoxn
exuse in the store room OF Walkers
secondhand furature store at No. i45
scutn Dsvislen street ~ $40 last even
ing, and damaged the buslaing about
30. The STOCK Was also ss,ghsiy dam
aged. bat TO what extent could not be
sscertslned.
Humane Agent Randolph says thai
cruelty 10 sHsiaAis prevails among the
farmers OF the county 70 twice the sx-
tent that il does IN the city. TIE so
csets will nave the laws governing :be
Aattsr nailed up consplcuousiy about
Tie city.
Mia Mary Mcdowell of Chicago Il
the guest OF Miss Hester stowe, a. No.
lT3 South Lzfsyetls street. Misc Nc
l. we'll 10 here to conduct . course IN
kitchen garden for his kindergarten
circle Of Kings DAughters.
ii. z. Streng. for . few years past
bookkeepcr Tor Musseimxn 4 Co.. has
resigned his position, and sbout March
] will form . partnership with his
father. &. Sfreng, and will open = dry
goods store 1t Holland.
Miss Hester Stowe, assistant teacher
CT the kindergarten training school. u
NJ Detroit today TO take charge Of
kindergarten cissses ~ the normal
training school there. she will return
Sunday evening.
The Temple OF Fame" entertain
rnent, which was gwen with ouch
marked success At the South congre-
gatlonal church Thursday night, was
repeated last night before another
large audience.
Local Oddfelows will hold q grand
JOINT celebration Of the anniversary Of
OddfellowsnIp on April 20 There are
seven lodges aud a commlttee consist
ing Of one member OF each 10 Ia charge
of the affair.
The late trains were somewhat de-
layed by the storm last night. The q.
K. 4 /. from the north was an hour
late aud the c. q w. NJ. from Chicago
due ut l0:45 did not arrive till after
midnight.
A decided falling OF in the quota
tlons for eggs WAS noticed in the local
market yesterday. They were reduced
from 80 TO 20 and p cents . dozen to
producers.
Last evenings bible class at st.
Marks reciory was postponed on ac-
count OF the illness of the rector, the
result If his being thrown from his
sleigh on Wednesday.
A. Hsmlin. smith. the present well
known county eommisaoner of schools,
says that he hopes for nomination as
the republican candidate for school
commissioner.
The knights OF the Golden Eagle
and the United Friends gave . JOINT
pedro party in the hall Of the former,
West Bridge and Scribner streets, last
night.
John Kinney, son OF Alderman Kim
ney Of the Fourth ward. has accepted
q position in one of the catholic col
leges in the archdiocese of Baltimore.
There was an increase in yesterdays
bank clearlngs of 49, 95.49 over the
corresponding day OF last year, on q
buGness Of Sl35, 1881.
Tho Rev. DIR. Fair will make his an
nual address 10 the fraternal societies
Of the city tomorrow evening at st.
Mark'e church.
Mrs. Lovejoy's guitar and mandolin
orchestra entertained a srrail'compeny
in her rooms in the Gilbert block last
evening.
The annual meeting OF tho Congre-
gatlonal club of western Michigan will
be held in the Park church on Monday
night.
Six new mail carriers will soon be
added TO the force for tho suburban
service. The city vii. then nave forty
two.
The ST. Adclbfrtus Aid society has
borrowed $1,000 10 use in erecting Its
club house on Fifth street.
Died--At Saginaw, Thursday even
ing, at IL p. M, Joseph Andersen.
Notice Of funeral later.
DR.. Msll.s, who has been III for sew
eral weeks, has sufficiently recovered
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