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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
Ki>DERGARIt.N ANNUAL.
Review 81 the Interesting Meeting
Held Thursday Night

Wreafhci In graceful vines and fra
grant nios-@luns. the pictured face * the
Immortal Fro@bel ssniiei down uT-on a
happy and prophets scene IN the par
ior= = the Fountain Street BAPTIST
church lass Thursday night. The occa-
slon eas the closing exercises n the
Year q the Kindergarten training school
- the city and the second anniversary
II ihc kind in Grand Rapids
Mrs Treat does aot use the terms
"eumm.ncemeut day or graduating
EXERCISES. tecapss she says in tins
work We nsver graduate. but are always
lesraing \ large audience WITNESSED
the exercises. which typifcd an ideal
kindergarten class. the young women IN
graceful gay representing the
manuer ia which the children
are taught D. initiate tho birds hcss and
hesefs ca thelr games These games
are uhir,t lessorIs arr underlying each is
a.prncipie - truth ss.i goodness that
ifats The chaAreH nncunsciCusiy into
realms ~ wisdom. While "a the same
tuie. in natural nay develops the
svr8Detfy = tatir sodies Mar hfs aud
ssnirs wi're preftiiy given Miss Treat
esFlain~d the sflitciism 20 the exbi
tificn ash a.scI saih that teaching vas
ve.d unless II > iinrr-s=s.d The charac-
ter - the chdd ttast Ms iaily lie and
chsrarusf sere made batter Ni~- fmna
flsid sa.3 e tsif tatcuf visit - the free
kin.isrgarfen 80 tln Italian districts q
fotsia. snd she -aid amorx fhe 7,oo
kia.hrxrten children IN San
franciscu. tnt one hal ever
hem arrested 'or law breaking
The Rev lar Bradley zpoks in favor u
the teacher hsvinga thorough irsining
a. ersles thas she n IN, make 40 mis-
tsk- in guHii4y ih= faci'e mind Il thu
lltt,e cue
Mss fvJlia e. brown Il the Waterloo
street free sindeuxtrten gave highly
interesting AK On the work dvne there
and q ~ elect uppn the mothers IN The
uerzbherheett Inifact. IL vas minia-
tare ilsli hou-e. an the proposition sss
suggested that ne Guiding nov acca-
Eiet souia b. -hsn<fally accepted for
Dat vuFI='@e sihuid souie generous
dorer heatev ne gift TIE training
vfsss numbers fcrtF. theae - ne seec.nd
yer heinx Met lauses Lydia G.
Brown. Mary I'll Sly Mary Win
iana snd tt~ Mass Glars Smith.
MARIA lissxsr. Hester g. Fniles Asttis
NJ brosn. Louisa tlarx Scphss Hold
riigs. a. Margaret hsyuos s.loise k,vrr
bart 1o-ephln- kwnz sad Clara
whreies e oransi Rapids. Miss Anns
nel - Cernecthtut add Ni~a Carol
Sherarj - Ohio
The members q TIE srsf year slses
srs Ne Ni~sse erase Csmphsii. Marie
Csuseii Mary Elliott luhs Alien.
Ninnis Arown. Aileen HarYiHSton. Fir
shsth Hsyea kefasy Has-nhoFts Fthei
Hsrssr. hsffie krsuee. lfz N.ius~y.
ls,si Si.seoa tuselis f5~rce DpAsil, ~ss
tsrl~e. Hprfts Patton. : iossnee he-sn.
fhAI srd Dsi- g. Smith = Grand ssps3-
an.l fha n s.~-s ChFistinss Artsn q
-srrias Lac. 8iRRsh~ Es~ff % Aitlyr-
Nsv tiarstcu q Hab~rf. tnelaaa. Aiiss
s.ftn.-fe q is~tra1s. Carrie Hs-~ - N-F
a.ant. EsiaeF Hoesa@onsf CpS4T sgs8eg<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

which was srrass-a "A oa= eorn~s
Al ths ffsns ps.rlor n. maisi 4 hslnor
49, Eis- Hattie slibvr a AllxaaAss<.
s.sler & The bTi1a slld As~s Bertha
1res1k aeas. sistes q tbs groou- The
tssf nl4a s1a ths xTs5Las brother.
Aibert brssnc4un q asskrgon. The
bx.kln s1ai zsssoas. during The 1sreu-ony
.sssa<i "a !. fssaf.fel shite Ans.sfa rug
he brids xas atEsrsd Ia a soft rieh sllA
q eF~4a zhsx. drapet "a hiny lara
fha <ors a iong sulis Eeii. and coronsf
q esFs lessaa4iHess and sLso eafFisHi a
be,.s.ilet a t1a salls sx9asssss fos era
he srzsanailcs ~ero seal ffoal A alta
Is1as. - tie soar and saess "A ne
bri,is. Nf a.4d Mrs. A. "A AllaAs.
rhs aAsd q ko1or wore ehltsF and
yelll.x bfncasied satin and carried PINK
aarschssl Neii Eosss Mss sadie Alien
SO gosnsi la pax ssik and carried
ysax so.ss. Alss 0rxsntsa1s afe~s
sss q shits hsnrietts eioth. and this
aft folds ssfe vs1lsei Ia rssey ace. nhs
carried ba141st Il shits sose%
The houss sss beautifully d7eorassd
sitA rzrs plAnts AID palms. isirss fsfEs
2ad pure white lllliss- hsoa sfiss tas
k1IflI al Hlallatts FttiNa - w NrtN3t'Lfs
dianes as ssFsr.l "a the family dining
T0on.. The table appointments we're Ell
snisiIs AZ each piate vas pure white
cape iessanins on is stem of srecn toll
age.
TAa brsdss cskp Was decorsted With
maiden hair fesns and cape les-aniness
esxsnty i've suosts we're present al the
sseaiss Teesptlon. Which sas asld ffo1a
soel0ek - II. Dsnug The dlaneT hour
AL rhs evening rscsption. harp music
sas played By Do A4ss-lius- The pres
eats ssre numerous and eustly.
Amons tbs ggests froa cut II town
enrr. nnrsls Bernstein. William kosen
berg and David L&ng - New York city,
Sak Cohn Il Chicago. Morris Markson
- Big Rapids. NJ. and Mrs IA. kosi
tchsk and Emanuel Ls~enstein n Ian
ssns. he bride and groom eft Ga a
late train for Chicago. Prom there
trey wall 20 east. returning 10 tie
city Ia about tw0 weeks They wtl D.
- home g. their friends after June ~
Al NJ - Ciihfon street
The engagement for the marriage 4
Miss Catherine Snith q Prof. Gesardus
W. q Princeton theological seminary u
announced % take place during the
s1mmes VACATION. Prof. Nos viii he
among the faculty q Princeton pro
f-esoFs nfxt year
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
Helping Hand society.

The Helping Hand society Of St.
Marks church met on Tuesday after
noon 20 the home d Mrs. Will am Cart
wright. No. Isl North Division street
This society. numbering twenty active
memtere and as many honorary ones.
meets az their different homes
every Tuesday afternoon. for tho
purpose OF doing such work "a
may be disposed OF Cor the
benefit Of ST. Marks church and hos
pital. They take orders for fancy work
and the like. They have recently paid
a.. $50 toward the moving OF The organ
into the chancel Of the church. and they
have furnished aud keep in repair a
room in the hospital containing eight
beds This IL the sixteenth year Ok their
organization. Mrs. j. Edward Earle is
the president and Mrs. A. T. Worden
secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

On Wednesday afternoon an unusually
large attendance "a the Political Equal
ity club met with ths president Mira
Mary q. Pearsoll. at her home at No. Ill
East Bridge street. Tho president gave
en- srticl. on tho condition At Mormon
women in Utah. giving notes from her
own observation while there. She vas
followed 10y remarks upon the same sub
Jet by Mira Mary F. Edison. Mrs.
Bodwcll presented paper reporting the
expedition u Elizabeth Wheeler Andrew
and DR. Kate Bushnell. who were scnt
by the British. parliament two years ago
TO inquire into the condition OF the
native women Of India. Mrs. Haine
gave a talk on Progressive Women"
Miss Dawn Hunter and Miss Edith
Davy played two piano solos. and Mrs.
George Everhart favored the club with
. beautiful song. General discussion
and sociability prevailed, and the club
adjourned to meet With Mrs Pearsoll on
June A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs Walter J. Towns OF No.
- s.outh prosp~ct street. entertained GA
THURSDAY aisht about thirty Of their
fFtsnds. IN honor Of the nrst anniversary
81 their wedding. The evening ~as hap
piiy spent Some q the guests furn.
ishesi nusic. and tie social game II
pedro v&s not omitte~i Light refresh
meats were served and everyone was
eoagratulatory. Mr.. and Mrs Towne
have merited the traditional fetch az
bsesn" that Ia olden times y a. presented
% the bride and groom On their irst an
nisersary. II the year had passed in nn'
broken harmony.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
Boating Party.

On Thursday night Miss Edith Davy
81 Mo BIZ ScrIbner street gave moon
hight boating party TO twelve Of her
young friends. They met at her home
and went TO Reeds lake and enjoyed
tho pleasures of that resort until 10
O'Clock when they returned Ia her home
and were served to supper. Music.
cards and other games furnished pleas
ant entertainment The party was
given ia honor Of Dennis Crothers. who
has recently graduated from business
eollege and who left Friday night for
his home at East Jordan. The names
~ the other invited guests are the
Misses Dawn Hunter. Edith Finch.
Ulla shannon. Gertrude Finch.
Geosgispa leslie and Messrs. Edwin 4.
Brock. Fred Beigle and Walter Davis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
Outorthe City.

Miss Lucy Gould II jefferson avenue
left on Tuesday for visit 10 friends and
relatives in Rochester. New York. She
was accompanied by her cousin. Mira.
Louise Thayer. She will return In tiu4e
To go d, the worlds fair june - Ia conf
pany. with her sister. Mrs. Mary q.
PearsaIl.
Mrs James T.. Tower Of Cold Harbof.
North Dakota. returned 10 her home
"Wednesday. after spending the winter
with her sister. Mrs. A. q. Steketee Of
No. 81 West Leonard street.
Miss Henrietta Shaw. teacher In
Pueblo. Colorado. left for her home on
Friday after q two weeks visit % Mrt.
Sara A. King OF Sheldon street
Miss Fay Mae Hopkins has been RI.
appointed principal Of the high school
ia Chelsea. She is the daugter of Mrt.
Marie Hopkins Of Plainheld avenue.
Mrs. Clara Breckenridge Of Toledo.
who was entertained a week by Nrr. X.
l.. Andrew of No. 2i2 North Prospect
street went home Friday.
William Fletcher, James Wilson. Ed
ward Hummer and Fred Hudson left
Tuesday on fishing and boating expo
dition To Black lake.
Miss NJ. j. Kober. superintendent 81
st. Marks training school. left Tor Gum
Lake Friday for two weeks rest and
visit.
Miss Mary Hepburn Of Grand Rapids
is the guest az Mrs. T.. Il. Bentley of
Hastings. She viii also visit Gum
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Periey Brown have
moved from their home on East Bridge
street and have gone TO Alpine to live.
Miss Lillian Qualey Of the West
Leonard street school will spend the
summer vacation in New York city.
John A. Gilbertson OF Kansas City
has returned to his home after visi I
in town with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Parker Robinson are
now in Boston and will sail June J ON
the Catalonia for London.
Mrs John Schaefer went 10 Cadillac
Thursday morning To be the guest II
Mrs. John Hennesscy.
A. II. Merritt Of the Valley City Mill
ing company spent last Sunday with hit
parents at Fruiiport.
Or. Coleman of No. SIS South Divis
ion street is visiting relatives in Mill
brook. New York.
Mrs. c. l.. Atwood az No. 3i2 Bates
street left Friday night 10 visit friends
in Newaygo.
Bishop Richter, who is now in Rome
will sail for home in time To arrive
July !.
j. A. Gonzalez has gone on a three
weeks trip through Indiana and the
south.
Mrs. NJ. ii. Joy will remain in Loo
Angeles until the middle Of August.
Richard Rodemachcr left on Thurs
day for visit To Kclen. Germany.
Mias Anna Caufeld is In Rome, Italy
studying art under the masters.
Mr. and Mrs, j. X p. Hughart are
visiting friends in Cincinnati.
Mrs. q. w. Van Dine of Fifth ayenu,
is visiting friends in Lansing. I
Harry q. Perkins has gone north on q
fishing excursion.
William Sears is on business trip r.
New York.
Mrs J. X. Whitfield is visiting friend.
in Lowell.
Ebcr Rice went TO Holland on Wednes
tay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Last Friday sveslrx A god suciAi tns
vas enjoyed
The reception given 81 the booze a
Mrs. J. HAzl~ff oa North Colt avenue
Wednesday sftssnooa vas . suctsss.
Ii was given in Aonor ~ the Madame
BOISE w. G. T. Y. society.
The West Sids Benevolent society
met 1t the resadsnce IL Ars Bradnsld
st No. IS Scrlknes street Wednesday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

hours minutes to Oh ago.
commencing Sunday 18th.
3 houre minutes TO Chicago.
commencing Sunday 18th.
hours minutes TO Chicago,
commencing Sunday 18th.
Chicago a. West Michigan Ry
Stops at Midway Plais ance.
hours minutes 90 Chicago.
commencing Sunday 18th.
s hours minutes 10 Chicago,
commencing Sunday 18th.
3 hours minutes to Chicago.
commencing Sunday 2sth.
Chicago & West Michigan Ry
Stops at Midway Plsisance.
5 hours 5 minutes 10 Chicago
commencing Sunday 18th.
hours ) minutes 20 Chicago
EVERY commencing Sunday 18th.
hours minutes 60 Chicago
commencing Sunday 2sth.
Chicago & West Michigan Ry
DAY Stops at Midway Plaisance.
hours minutes 10 Chicago,
Commencing sunday 18th.
Leave here s.i5 every morn.
AND arrive Chicago 1870 noon.
Leave here 1.lo every morn.
arrive Chicago 1920 noon.
Chicago n Wee, Michigan Ry
Stops at Midway Plsissnce.
Leave here 7:i5 every morn.
arrive Chicago 1870 noon.
Leave hero s.l5 every morn.
TOO" arrive Chicago 1870 noon.
Leave here s.l5 every morn.
arrive Chicago 1920 noon.
Chicago & West Michigan Ry
Stops at Midway Piaisance.
Leave here 7.i5 every morn.
arrive Chicago l20 noon.
Leave here T.l5 every morn.
arrive Chicago 1927 noon.
Leave here fil5 ever morn.
arrive Chicago 1870 noon.
Chicago i West Nichig ky
Stope at Midway Pisisance.
Leave here s.l5 every mcrn.
arrive Chicago i2..0 noon.
Leave here i.i5 every morn.
Rrrlye Chicago L. ~ noon.
Chicago 4 Wes, Michigan Ry
stops ~ Midssy plsisance
Gse. pEHsyyS. q. 4. Agt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

on Friday night In the Gilbert block
studios. the pupils 20 Henry G. Post.
WiibuF F0rce and Francis Campbell
gave their thirteenth musicale. The
names q the pupils who took part are
Mas Mabel Pierce, Mas Kate Mccoy.
Edward Smith. Miss Eta Dorr, Miss
Gertrude Aicsst. Edwin Hook. Miss
Fdith Studley. Mics Francis Slayton and
Miss Fieta Trowhridge. The susce-s
fui entertainment ss- given .xcluaveiy
fer The benefit ~ the parents and Iva
mediate friendA II the psIpils
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
Free 70 Home-Seeksr..

The Northwestern Homo Seeker is
the name of newspaper just Issued.
giving valuable information regarding
the agricultural. mineral and other re
sources Of South Dakota.
This new state is enjoying q wonder
full prosperity and any person looking
for desirable location, or interested in
obtaining information concerning the
diversified resources OF South Dakota.
will be mailed copy Of this paper free
Of charge by sending their address
TO A. W. Thrall, general passenger agent
Northwestern line, Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

ON Sunday. June n. the Knights -
the Aacrahec- siil ceiebsate their
twelfth anniversary. There via - a
street parade in the afternoon The
grac~.sioa wi.l 80 q - Marks church
ard lister % an address by the Rev. Dr
Campbell fair. after shich thsss oil
he .arvicss At The ccuastefy, shsr~ the
graves = the departed str snight@ siii
IL appropriately decofsiesi Tho LAZY
Narrsb~es ell ASSIST ~ the ssrsisss
AL IN nlaaira IT, .lrrnfAlllna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

TIE Csnfssl wo1eas chx.stisn Temper
aHe< anissn. The sabi-et vas The Rel
stson Il lnt@mE<fsnes ~ Dss-sss.' Al
interesting neeiisg vas held. Mr.. A. r.
Waite giving an socount II the state
convention recently held In Musksxsn.
and Ars l. NJ boiss reading the reso.u-
tons adopted b. the convention. Tho
d,clslea vas aads o. hold the county
VI. c. T. L picnie 1t North Park Az.
ga.f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
Removal Notice.

The Grand Rapids Wringer company,
formerly located on South Division
street. wishes 10 announce Ia the public
and the trade in general that they have
removed their plant 10 No. u Crescent
avenue where they will have larger and
more convenient quarters Ia conduct
their rapidly increasing business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
New Trains and ch.ngss In TINE.

New Trains and Changes In Time.
Commencing May 18th. the follosing
important changes IN train service viii
be made on the Chicago 4 West Michi-
gan railway. A nev fast train. the
White City Flyer" win leave Grand
Rapids at 1;lo a IN. every day. ii%:lnd.
ing Sunday. arriving II Chicago stll2:0
p IN. and stopping At Midway Pisisance
right ut main entrance 20 the worids
fair grounds. A corresponding dyer
viii leave Chicago at $50 = IN week
days arriving II Grand Rapids Ut
] .35 p. tn.
The afternoon fast train at l.35 from
here viii run as formerly week days. ar
irving Al Chicago at go p. IN. The
afternoon train from Chicago will leave
every day. including Sunday. NJ 5,sb. sr.
riving here 1t l0sb p. IA. making two
fast day trains with Wagner psrlor cars
each way between Grand Rapids and
Chicago. Ia addition 10 Al every day
night train each way.
4 slight change IN time of the night
train will be made. leaving Grand Rap
ids at II 20 p. IN. instsad Of lbs. and
leaving Chicago at ii ..S instead u III ID.
With the ney trains and changes in
OLD ones. II Will tie possible Tor person
20 leave Grand Rapids in the moaning.
have five hours In Chicago, aud get
back home the same evening.
THE STEAMBOAT ExrKEss.
Between Grand Rapids and ST. Joseph
will commence running on May -, in
connection with Graham 4 Morton
Transportation Co. tine steamers They
will leave here At $40 p. IN. daily. except
Saturday. connecting with boat arriving
at Chicago in the morning. Returning
boat will leave Chicago 1T 80 a. m.
connecting with train arriving here ut
5:25 p. N. The l25 p. m. train from
here will connect with the day boat ar
irving at Chicago at 8 p. m. These are
the only daylight boats across Lake
Michigan.
ON THE ~, l. an.
The only change 10 in the fast train.
which will leave Grand Rapids at las
p. IN every day. instead OF LIS.
Gro. DEHAvEN,
Gen. Pass. Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

The fr.s piano recital Il the four
tecath annual series. was given Gu rri.
day evening At No. les North College
AVENUE by the pupils u Mrs. Ewing.
The program u fourteen numbers was
presented with great credit 10 teacher
at,t pup,fs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
Red Diamond Hoe.

For nineteen years we have sold this
brand as our best. 1t has proven the
cheapest Your neighbors use il; ask
them about it. Telephone us for a
length. Phone 81.
WEATHEELY 4 PULrE.
e. and "a Pearl street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
scoaslaaea 90 ma P.ssl


VIII be u value % the world by illus
trafing the improvements In the me
ehanical arts and eminent physicians
viii tell you that the progress in nsedi-
cinal agents. has tsen Il equal import
snce, and ~ q strengthening laxative
that Syrup VI Figs n Tar ia sdssnus Of
ell others
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
Received . Memorial Flag.

Mira A. Levy Of No. I'D Barclay street
has received q msmoFial lag from the
Alexander French post % Michigan. O..
A. X. in Big Rapids. Ia be placed
Memorial Day upon the grave OF her
husband. A Levy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

A. Ne Foantaia sstr.st Baptist easseh
On "Wednesday sft~FHeon there go .
iarIf~ stteFssnc- st The eisa~ins 4e.tlrg
a ih~ klat~Fxzfs@a Mothers sis~e BIZ.
fasrrets 4. ffsst zave an in%truessss
tax leifna che mathar~ hos i.est g.
rfiisi~ sh@ iitli~ ofie~ in thef sofk ani
siaF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Visit the old curiosity shop u Jim
Travis iou eau secure anything you
want.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
Esaily Warner u velsrsz snd Ma =. J.
hEisAt q Orrg.n-


TIE nembsfs and frisnds a unity
ehusch sat IN the ehsf-i q the Young
Asa's Christian s>.c;stson building
la<f Wednesday evening" 20 enjoy the
soeisbs.lfy "a th. regular corfsesncs
me.tsrS and - usssnrt saspst4ss bas.'
nssa fhs regular program q TIE club
~ss I'D b. Nm G. 4. udsil. sts hfs -
William Ellery Channins h~iae the
topic. The Hon. t. "a. ID. Hosdsa gave
aa s<inirsbis exposition Il the he II
tbs great aAn. vks. a. CoIesidgo said.
-had the lose u wisdom and the sis-
doal II love"
Mira uipll also gave brief AMI con
eiss, portra, Al q The character ~ Theo-
siors Parker. Mr.. holdea rsad alsttsf -
the church which vas lssst rscsisesi
fron. john J. May VI Boston, . cousan
Il the illastrious Samuel j. May and z
pesrosal friend % Cha wning.
Ia the business spss,oa the executive
ecelmitfes vss authorized b. engage tbs
chapel u the ASSOCIATION building TOD
the us- u the ehurch astii The sunamel
vacation. and also % secure the services
u the Rev. A. Digty Johnstaas until
thai time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

~ Is~ssle E.rle rr-~sAses az ln@srse
uys paper 80 THURSDAY .ftafss-oa befogs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

On the evening cf june =, there vii
he given IN the Westminster presby.
terrain church benefit concert Zoe X A.
wei.cnstein. assisted BY the Detroit
Philharmonic club. The following pro
Crane ell be given;
QaArset In ID Eplnos. op- p,sth-. A!le-
gro. Andanfe con motto. schsrzo
Allegro Myftol pfests, ..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Our stock of Jackets and Wraps is entirely too
complete to suit lus, and the consequence
is deep cut into the prices Of all our
Spring and Sum mer Cloaks. They must
be sold and profits will not be considered.
Give us an eaty call and we will con-
vince you that now is the time TO buy.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-25
IN THE COURTS.

JUSTICE GALLAGHER's COURT.
a compicat,d case IS being tried
before Justice Gallagher today, IN
which defendant in one cas- is PLAIN
Tiff IN The Other. All the fJrenoon has
been consume d in, the trial Of Viii
liam johnson, colored, CHARGED upon
affidavit Of William Humphreys with
robblpg him of 81 % linn 4diately
following this case Is another In which
the same parties are concerned, but
swap places Ia the second case
William Humphreys is charged with
attempting to criminally assault Let
tie johnson, wife Of William johnson
la doing so he secured 81 2j from her
and was met the next day by John.
son, who took the money away from
him, and charges him with criminal
assault. Humphreys then, in tucn,
files a complaint against johnson for
robbery.
The court room has been crowded
to its fullest capacity all day with a
miscellaneous assortment Of negroes of
all shades of color.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-25
DENTISTS
DR. JAMES r. MELTON.
KID Il MI Is TDe
sos AUSTIN AVENUE. WACO.
Personal.

Col. Z. Tom Cox, of Bruceville, is
in the city.
DR.. w S. Calfce, formerly resi-
dent OF Waco, is in the city for few
days.
DR. Albert Horne, of Marlin, the
President of The board of Pharmacy
for this district, is in the city attend
Ing an adjourned meeting of the board.
Mrs. b. Haber and children have
returned home from and extended
visit to Dallas. She has been visiting
In that city her sister, Mrs. Philip
Sanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. ice Fl. Williams and
Miss Jessie Williams left yesterday
afternoon for their home at Geneva,
after spending pleasant visit with
relatives in Waco.