Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

A boy about Is years old, giving his
name As Charlie Baird, 10 registered ~
police headquarters as iodger- He -
beating MA way from Milwaukee 10
Detroit, where his parents reside. He
expects TO spot" freight train and
reach hls destination today.
Supervisor Ladner of Cannon says
the books which were cold to his dis
trIct by Mr.. Butler were delivered. and
90 he does not feel as il he Was so great
. sucker" as some of his neighbors
who took Mr.. Buffers orders and have
not seen any books.
"Wednesday afternoon the frat st.
CeciliA artist recital of the year will
be held In the club rooms OF the La
dies Literary society. The attraction
for the afternoon will be the singing
OF Mrs. Corinue Lawson.
Mrs Mary Smith, who resides at No.
200 south DIVISION street. reported TO
the police last night that she fell on
the sidewalk when coming out of the
Grand opers house Las. night and lost
her gold watch.
On Wednesday evening Custer post,
q. A. H.. will hold q reception and pub
lie installation Of officers 1T Lincoln
club hall. Department Commander
Dean and Past Commander Pond will
be present.
The regular rehearsal o. the Oratorio
society will not be held tonight, on &C
count of the Gondolier performance.
The Schubert club meeting of Tuesday
night will be postponed for the same
reason.
Y E~.1o~;cs~ Aoatl>- . s.,l> ~cart f<r
the Grand Rapids Fire Insurance COM
pany. 10 under arrest IN Chicago for
enlightenment OF 500 of the company's
funds. He will be tried January IL.
three weeks series of protracted
meetings was begun at the Church of
Christ last night. They will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. NJ. C. Keene of
Kalamazoo.
Mrs. A. Ed Robinson and Mrs. C. F.
Hatch were severely injured Friday by
being thrown from . cutter and after
wards being struck by q farmers
sleigh.
Miss Blossom Smith, who went to
California with her parents two months
ago fer the benefit of her health, is rap
idly improving.
There will be public installation Of
officers Of the Kent County Grange at
Cascade Grange hall on Wednesday
ut p. NJ.
Thursday evening DR.. w. s. Bocher
Will lecture In st. Matthew'S school
room on plantation Life in the
South"
An OLD woman named Anderson was
struck By G.. X. Il |. train near Dem
ing's siding Saturday and seriously in
lured.
A burning chimney ON Grandville
avenue called the department out yes
terday afternoon, but caused no DAM
age.
The board of supervisors will visit the
dinner and finally accept the building.
The Ames NJ. f. church will give q
rice social at the residence of c. II.
Fox, No. 26S Fourth street. January Is.
Wednesday evening the Political
Equality club will hold a social at the
residence of Mrs. Mary g. Pearsall.
The few trains that arrived yesterday
were on time, the snow storm not hav-
ing blockaded tracks to any extent.
Wednesday night tho auxiliary OF
the Brotherhood OF Engineers will give
. pedro partyin Engineers hall.
Friday evening the Kindergarten As
ISOLATION will give . public meeting.
Mrs. Emma Field will preside.
Saturday night Mrs. Boorman of
Martha street fell on the sidewalk and
broke her arm nesr the wrist.
The board of managers of the Wo-
mans Home and Hospital will meet in
the home this afternoon.
The Progressive Spiritual society will
give . pedro party at Lincoln club hall
on Thursday evening.
An effort will be made to elect E. p.
Mills of this oity president Of the state
federation Of labor.
Tomorrow night will DO held the
monthly meeting of the board of
trade.
c. NJ. Norton read the services in St.
Matthews church yesterday morning.
The annual election of the Custer
Guard will take place this evening.
There was large crowd OF skaters
at the lake yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Doors has resumed
her position in ST. Marks choir.
Ed J. ki!lean is recovering from an
attack of peritonitis