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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

uAnn q Csnhridss. Massachusetts,. are
guests - thsir brother. Jsnss 4 Chnp
man-
Nlru. Alfred s.. van vli~s Of Piyusouth
e.s s..: ., .ssf ! n .As .ss ss sas
Mi~ Aary Norton u b~anlnxsea-
vsrusaat. = tbs guest a M. and MIS-
a. Z White a Paris avenue
Mrs.. ID. d. Collins % South Dskotx y
visiting her brother. George Williams u
South Division street
Mr.. and Mr. Albert Schauble u Mus
kegon sre Waiting Mr.. ShAubic's parents
on wrst Bridss street.
Miss Kate Henson II Kalamazoo -
the xssst u Mis Anna caikihs u
Lafayette street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Maggie Of Allsgan
are Visiting Ma Nsgie's parents. On In
Beile avenue
DR.. b q. Miner 10 entertaining has
sister. Miss Flora Miner of Baltimore.
Montana
wniism Harris Of the Schubert club
of Chicsso u In town visiting his
pAreats.
Mrk II. u Isish has returned from .
TIRES ueeks' visit " frisnds IA Cisve-
hand.
Harry y. Wor1rn 10 homo fos the
summer from the Law school in Ann Ar
Dor.
MA J. J. Emery has returned from =
visit 10 Ter parents IN Hastings
Hard c. Dewagh of Kansas City 10
the guest Ut Eugene Worden.
Miss Emma Trowbridse u jackson 10
visiting friends in town.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

TIC. Putnam and family 81 No. 30
North Lafayette street will entertain for
the summer Mr.. Putnam's sister. Mrs.
NJ. j. Draper of Brattieboro. Vermont.
Mrs Draper In the widow at DIR. Draper.
who WAS for many years the superin.
tendent u the Vermont asylum for in
sane.
Miss Grace CRANKY - No. 81 Morri-
son street Will return IA her home to-
morrow. For the past year she has
been the principal % kindergarten
school in Racine. Wisconsin.
The Rev. DR.. John Graham Of Albion
writes to friends here that be will be- ia
the city before long on his way Ia Bay
View. where he viii preach at the great
camp meeting.
George ID. Soaes. who has been teach
ing in one a the high schools Ira Cali
foruis. 10 expected home this week. lie
has been spending two weeks in the
Rockies.
Miss Alice Frost 81 Boston. who is the
guest ~ Mr.. and Mn. l.. ID. Norris 81
No. II North Prospect street, will remain
in the city through the month ~ july.
Mrs. Kate Henderson. formerly a
teacher in the city schools now 81
Olympic. Washington. IN the guest II
the family at the Hon. Moses Tazgsrt
Stewart Sehermerhorn u New York
city Is spending the summer with his
sisters. the Misses Josephine and Ger.
trude Scheraerhorn a Locust Hill.
8. ID. Young aud Mrs. Young %
Geneva, Ohio, who are the guests -
T. n n ~
turn 10 their home "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. \ " wormley 81 No.
3tt Cherry street returned from Chicago
last night. where they had been 10 at
tend the wedding u their sou.
W. ]. Ducheney. formerly ~ Grand
Rapids. but Aow living In Chicago. IL
the guest q Mr. and Mrs. Lou spring
and other friends in the city.
The Mis-es Hattie and Della Bailey Of
North Union street will return h. their
home tomorrow. They have been study
ing ~ the State University.
Miss Mabel Taggar,. who has been
attending school Tor the last year in
PhiIsielphis. has returned - her home
on North college avenue.
Mrs. Edward Durrell % Chicago street
entertained during the week Nrs Frank
v Avery ~ Fort Sneiliug. ard Mrs II.
r. Avsfy q Greensille.
Miss " J. kotar. superintendent a
"a Marks training ~hfsl fof nurses.
hss returned b. her date. after . ssea
t.on ~ thr~e ereks
NJ - t.oths psnniman r.tsrn~si Tues
dsy frem Fort Wayne, vhee~ che hss
h~~n attending srhs-,l IL tho eun.eas .f
the sacred Heart
NJ ard Mr- William n Cav returned
fs"sn the Aims ssnitsfsuns FRIDAY NOM
ins. rtey were accompanied ~ Nrs
ss~srse Gay
NJ sn.i Mf.. Charles y Fetses sa.s
child - lh1fsnns NY~rsies sss sirst
Ena NJ tsss@f- ss.thss. Nss wliisses
Mosnsas
nss~ clsrassa saa No. A. Il. t'asp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

MIRA Flora Ball Hopkins and Misc
Kate Ball lcfs ON Thursday tor Mrs. Hop.
kins' houie in Chicago. Miss Kate will
visit her sister o weck. when she will
start for Los Angeles. California.
Mrs. Minnie Van Tine Cottreli II FL
mira, New York, and Mrs Frank Cam
turned TO their hotnes after a visit to
Mrs CRANKY Of No. 81 Morrison street
The Rev. John vos. pastor OF Spring
Street reformed church. with his wife
and daughter Gertrude. will spend the
summer visiting friends IN Europe.
Mrs. N. j. Van Dine Of Park avenue
and Mrs James A. Mckay Of Cass
street have gone TO Lowell to visit
friends.
Mr.. ID. B. Kidder Of Allegan. who
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
DevsLdorf, returned to her home ON
Friday.
James Francis Campbell will leave Tor
Europe Thursday. lie will study music
in Paris. Venice and some OF the German
cities.
Miss Dell Andrew OF North Prospect
street il visiting friends in milwaukee,.
She will return 10 her homo in y few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Porter Of No. -
North College avenue will go July 10
the Atlantic sea coast to spend the sum
mer.
Miss Mona Littlejohn Of Allegan. who
is the guest Of relatives in town, will re-
turn to her home Tuesday.
Mrs. N. w. Burkhart Of Jackson. is
entertaining Mrs- William Monroe and
mother. Of Graed Rapids
Mrs. Hannah Pierce is ut Orchard
Lake, the guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
4. ID. Noble.
Mrs. Gerald Fitz Gerald Of West
Bridge street is visiting friends in
lowell.
Miss Mary Pratt left on Tuesday for
long visit to. friends in the Empire
state.
Henry kastenbsrg will spend the
summer months in the Netherlands.
Mrr. n. m. Campbell Is visiting friends
in Hubbardston. lonia county.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. Shark are visiting
relatives in Rockford. Illinois.
Hugh Campbell has gone to Scotland
for q summer trip.
Miss Fanny McCrath is visiting
friends in Lansing.
Mrs. NJ. Sadler is visiting relatives in
Milwaukee,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

q Tuesday the members 81 the south
Ind Literary club wers entertained by
the retiring ofierrs A humorous pro
gran va given. Arfemus Ward. Josiah
Aliens Wife. Mark Twain and Robert
bsrsisfte we're the authors from whom
selections we're razsie. The club traced
the f~tane@ q Hackirberry Finn and
- Samantha Allen az Mt Mctisegnr.
The retiring president gave the
ehpnicles - The club fot The year past
The eleh entertained large nuuni~r q
v@,fors Ice cream snsi cake vsre
served. The ehp~anx meeting 81 ths sea
son vii Be held nest TUESDAY. When The
club vill adjourn until the first TUESDAY
"a aArfDber.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

a red flag huttering opposite tho door
OF an old farmhouse draws n crowd.
Even the victims Of former auction ssles
cannot stay away, though they know
from experience that he vino enters
leaves his wits behind. A public sale at
errcreyolutionery house into which had
di-ifted Mayflower chest and bed
upon which Washington had slept at
trscted tine attention of DR.. Abbott, who
tells in Recent RambIes" how he ven-
tured inside and what was the result of
his temerity.
While willow pattern china was being
sold he discovered a curious piece Of
polished. crooked mahogany lying be-
tween soup tureens and grsvyboats- On
picking II up and scanning it closely his
first thought was. What curious paper
knife!
What is it, asked an inquisitive old
lady as be tucked il behind pile Of
plates.
The wooden wonder was brought %
light again. Its an old fashioned wood
EN- butter knife" said she. I've seen
'ern afore this. Don't you know. in old
times. 1t wasn't everybody as had silver.
and mahogany knives for butter was
put on the table for big folks. We folks
each used oGr own knife"
what Is it, asked still older lady.
"a colonial butter knife" replied the
doctor with an air Of antiquarian lore.
"a butter knifcl No such thing" an
swered this lady. MY grandfather had
one Just like this. and It's . pruning
knife. He wouldn't uss . steel knife
cause IL poisoned the sap"
Tho auctioneer at last took IL In HE
hand. looked at II with . puxxled expres-
sieu and cried.
What IL bid for this7"
IL started at dime, and the doctor -
cured IL for Is oents. He took II home,
rubbed the xummy surface with kero-
eeae. polished II with flannel, rubbed u
with warm water aud toothbrush and
then gave it long. dry polishing. Then
bs showed his beautiful prise 70 his fam
ny with triumphant See there'-
"why. papa cried the youngest
daughter, its the back VI hair bgush.
And 10 waa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

DIR. and Mrs. fio<ken. and Mrs. r..
Manecr leave Monday for the worlds
fair. Tho doctor and bis sister. Mrs.
Mander. will return IN about week.
but Mrs Hosken will remain 10 attend
the congress II music. which will begin
the tirst week Ia July.
Fred Twamley stole away FOR three
days st the worlds fair last week. lie
says he does not expect tn get away
from the grind - daily work until late
Ia the season.
Mr.. and Hrs Allen Durfee and their
niece. Miss Bears!sley. returned from a
twelve days trip Ia Chicago and tho
worlds FAIR.
Mr.. and Mrs. fIenry c. Post will 20 10
Chicago on Friday, a. IL gone sax days.
They win stop at the Columbian hotel
Mr.. Eriea. Who has been visiting A.
Hood and family for the past two wecks.
eft for the worlds fair Thursday.
a. y. worslcn will leave Wednesday
for too weeks Of the worlds fair. His
family vili accompany him
Andres Beattse, 81 Dublin. who has
teen visiting bis uncle. \. Hood. left
Tor Chicago sA-s Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs y. N. Hawkins and Mis-.
Edith Hawkins rstarned from the
worlds fair Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley r. Wilson Ieft
Saturday night Tor a ten days visit 10
th. worlds fair
Mr.. J L. s,relit~ky sai her daughter
Rn~e hsvs gene 10 Chicago for three
veekA
Georx~ W. Thomas. - No % Court
street. - visiting the worirs fair This
week
Ni~ Clara Armstrong ~ Julia street
lef, 10 Tuesday For a wait % the worlds
fair
Dr y. y failing add fsnsily all leave
Monday Tor Chscsc,. b Wait tho fair.
Ma Mary Kendall q Shri.Ioa street
isft thursday FER the warlS's fair.
Judge Cyrv~ q. rsxlns w,n Wait The
ssghls fair July L
Mr. Eta Nsshs fsls ell 50 b. chi
cs<8 t.ons.sr1w
waises q. ra,tls - attending the
wprisis FAR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
"Dear Sister,

"Dear Sister, -
They charge you with BE-
ing restless, irritable. excitable,
and exacting.
They don't know the fpr.
ror that Expresses you.
Every hour pains run ram.
pant through your body You
suffer secretly as long as you
can. then go all to pieces and
don't care what happens.
The iron grip of female
disease is upon you.
Dear sister. l. dsa Il. Pisk.
kams Esgska6k COMPOUND
has cured thousands like you.
1T has cured me, and | want
to tell everybody.
lit kills the pain. No more
backache. no more bearing
down. no more restless days
and slreplcss nights. Oil what
blcssingl take
j, and be WE'LL ~
its . sin to hes -
isatc." - Mrs.. u. "X
Il. Osssf. .Ncyf1 EA
Us-siss. ~. T. mc
A. ss~sss.s. s~a e
Ass<z.s = s<@kaee~
pssis f1esns~ &ss
g. Ives. Mas ~skA
a rsfss fssahsas
~ 80 f&SS 80 49, a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Tn Fstiay aixhs the members ~ 81
Aark's chnir presented their diree-or.
Frsnris Campbell an elegant silx nm.
br~sia- Dr- Campbell Fair made the
Pre-entation speech. pr. Ra@s Also gave
No. CsmphrH = eox a choice cigars
Which pc VII NE on hs- o<ssn soy age
- karps lie eziEs Jaly ia the Ger
mantH g TIE White Star hne There
hss been ~ eendoctur chosen ~ take
she pissc = Frarei- Campbell IN -
tsfks eh0ir Thu church viii be
ri,<s,i si1rinu August
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25


Nh Aary 4 Thsopscs, Who hss ecs
~ PEA six vssh, bese teaehisg n ne
Cso1Enl schexz. uill tnks ~ dsoBse q
A. ~ ~ the state University next
THURSDAY. She viii spsnd the summer
vitA her psssats IN Adrann. ard IN the
fall she viIl sssanue Der place la the
schoolA Niss Thoppsna y tie mana.
ginx editor a Tue Arrow. the organ u
tie n bsts Phi Grssk isstss college
frsssrnisy.
Nlss Anna u. Clarke. precspsress a
the high school. viii spend her summer
In Rockford. Ill. naking fssquent trips
10 the worifs fais. Bslorv school opeus
In Sspesmbss shs vii spsod short
time Il ths northern rseoetA
Miss Alies Jsnss a the high school
and Nh Louis bail vest 70 Chicago
Friday. Mis Jsnss VII joia Kate ball
In hse journsy 70 CaliEosniA where Aiss
Jamss vll speod ths ssnnse With her
pAsss0 q Rss1isndA
Tbs Mics Mszy asd Ds,ors Kerr.
vho for the last tvo yeafD hovs taught
in the city schooiA. have accepted posi-
tons fo< sis next yssr IN the Asndon
public schoolA
Mis- Hslsn n Bsooa q the Central
schsol viii. rftss visiliag Chicago and
Bcntoa HArbor. spend the remainder OF
the summer vscatioo - her hoUe 10
hntinc.
Nin Lana Bishop % The Jefferson
assnus school has GDae - 30 home In
western New York Later abe viii rc-
turn so< . visis 10 the vorld's fair.
Mis- Hattie Feruasoa win visit the
worlds fair, after which she uiii spend
the remainder II her vacation In her
cottage at Highland park.
Mss Margaret Wiss oe the Jefferson
Avenue Training school has gone 90 the
worlds fair in company with Miss Eiiza-
beth Ahnfsldt-
Mis- &. L. Dickinson OF the Central
school will spend her vacation ut her
home in Racine. She will inst visit tho
worlds fair.
Miss Amanda Stout Ieft on Friday for
Frankfort, where she will spend the
most Of the school vocation.
Miss Aana Belize aud Miss Kate NJ.
Pinney will go to tho world's fair July ,
for = two weeks stay.
Mrs. julie Boivin and Mics Elizabeth
Molone will go to Chicago Tor part OF
their school vacation
Miss Florence Ames ef the Madison
avenue cofpe Of teachers has gone TO her
home in Charlotte.
Miss Georgia Bacon went 10 Chicago
yesterday to remain for few weekA
Miss Ellen Dean OF the Central school
went7b Chicago yesterday.
Mics Lucy Saiome Norton has gone to
Ann Arbor for . visit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

- ypss san1m M ~ 1aGs vnns -
- EHn.t O - n anonnun1 1sg1os.s
~ aAAsd bisswly - - t0ok = -
.sings hank I'M - pnshst - dip-
psd ~ epin 40 = Il swapp ~ ~
sssy dire ! 81 hse ~ - ] hsvs
bsn givsn - csn1s ~ noEutng ~
hsvsnt hsA t6,s - - "a
H save ~ hank : vicioos 5ssk -
stAstsd 60 - losk fer nisksa - qsags
tw.-Tyurh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

aIr. and Ms julius Berkey have in
sifed large number ~ friends and
relatives a. their home. No. % Crcse.nt
avenue next Thursday evening June
-. 20 attend the marriage of their
daughter. Mas Resale Barkey. 10 Frank
Rsrksnbangh.
Mis- Settse Nelson IL 10 bee married
early next month to IA Brown Of fEsi-
Ianfs.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. Kinney OF No i5i
Colt avenue. have issued cards Inviting
friends - the marriageof their daughter.
Anna l. "a Herbert HI. Maynard Of this
city. The wcxidi1g vii! take place Tues
day evening. jaae -. AZ ) o'clock.
Miss Iva Clark 10 To be- married dur
INK tie coming week to j. Apted. u this
city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

"Yos hare tri6sd With Ne. nin Grip
iey.- said young LssssR. sYou hsvp
bssa warm end oold hy tarnA Yea
have I'D me On By your eoqustefuh sssu
10 make Sool Cd . lsngAing onnok a
myself fog gods snd men, iw1l soan6
IL no longer. Mis 0riplsy. psEnit M
20 recall The oder ] mAds 70 goa 90
weeks go hHvs come hs wsnt O.
with in6ssasing biteusnan. - vtehdz~w
trom he uttssly unspainhlssns1nU hanh
q your fasoinss3ons oos hGnrt paacs6
thees On dspoit April -. iGoA.
''Hisan.s Entity rspaksA - yo0nG
giTl, With . leok thas hDpaohe ~
wrutched young ~ - ~ knsm Il
ehall taks aAvan1aUs q - t1me ltufk
You Win havs - ~ = psnnin a -
pnit. dor. - days lsaOs. Chisags
Tribuno-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

The young man was stso0fne a1nao
quietly with ths gisl - ~ swspt Juns
night because nstthR a. thm ~ ny.
thing else 10 DO. whsa they pnnss1 Z
sign with IN oystsr lsesnd a -
s'Oysters.' shs I'D dzeamfly. - 4
thinking q thu winter 49,
"Yes," be replied. ',nnd WIZ . Pity
oysters srs nos good IN any month thaa
hasn't IN In IL.
The girl sighed = - ssw anothsG
Sign
s'Ics cream and strswbsesjss," ~
uurmured.
The young man Started nssvouGly
"And did you know. ChaE1is.s shs
went on, that ice cream and strswber-
ries ars not good In those months which
have ! / OF q o. . . IN thsGr
Then It was Chaxlis's tims 10 think ol
the months when ics cream and straw.
berries were not good. and h. smiled at
the cute creature with him and gSscs-
fully capitulated- -Detroit Free PrssA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs Z. A. Hilton Of No. 81
East Bridge street returned from Chi
csgo and the worlds fairon Wednesday.
They left yesterday for the Universaiist
summer resort. where they will occupy
their cottage ut Ne-ah- II wsnta until
September. They were accompanied by
their daughtsru. the Misses Florence and
Maude.
Mr.. and Mrs L. b. Rowland and Miss
Bessie Row land Of Fountain and North
Tracrse Bay. where they will occupy
their cottage at wequetonsing until
fall.
Among those who went 10 the north
ern resorts yesterday over the &. X. 4 l.
we're Mrs Barry and children, Miss
Ramsey and Ed Aldworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastman re-
turned from Chattanooga. Tennessee. on
Tuesday. and are now at their cottage at
Macatawa Park.
C.S.Ud and family Of No. 30 South
Union street left on Friday for Bears
lake. where they will remain during the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Clay and daughter
will go Ia Hess Lake tomorro~. where
they will occupy their cottage until fall.
T. Stewart White and family left
"Wednesday night. 10 spend the summer
in their cottage at Mackinac Island.
Marcus l.. Bocher and family. Of No.
500 East Fulton street. left Thursday 10
spend the summer at Msckinac.
DIR. and Mrs. T.. s. Hazcltine will
leave next week for Charlcvoix. where
they will spend thessummcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ii. Ball went TO
Bay View Wednesday 70 remain Tor a
week.
Mr. and Mrs Roger w. Butterfield
have gone to their cottage at White
Lake.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

~ . rrT3lsr meeting ., Court Leon.
sri frsiSv evesing Jsne y. the f,llow-
inz s-strgrs we're elected sar ensuing
trrss = II Heislen. a. -. p. n Sioster.
q. r, William Wenxiet. v G.. r.. J. y.
Seven. - -. g. 4 Bird r. -, j I.
sesssh. treasurer , \ Mcs,allnsw. s.hy.
sieian, n q Eiwsrsl< eha2lsias y r.
feffis. y W A. \ taral ,. W. &.
4. cesTssea. s. r.. 2. E.iehlar. JB.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

II wonder what's The matter wi1h -
pocket Of this new cont Of MINE, 81
MIR. Bingo on Sunday morning. II cant
sssm to get my hand IN H."
And Bobby hurried out On the back
porch and said sorrowfully to himself. Il
wish had found some other place to hide
that chewing gum. -Clothisr and Fur
r,aher
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

The wsasy wsyfArss hsd stcpy>d NE
PEDESTRIAN and told him hia tale Il wa.
aud n waa really p4tccus saI~ He had
nothing " eat since the prvvious morn
tns end VS. nearly fnmiahed
Tia p~ie~tsisn's b~srt vss scucbed.
and h. sender-i the w~sy waysArws .
dtne. bst NE issAsr h~sisse~a
''Coshin't yea give ms scussshins
elssa@ Ne ssaei f~zstiy.
TITO sms,iy- A~kei shs s~sic~ssssa
shNpiy.
No. SRI nee ~ all replied u,s
vs~sy varfNr~r "tnt e<alsint yca
Siee " "a nae - nseselsF
why. yes issi~stsssat ss'safirri. II
ysa a.sst ~snt~z-
Ia. - sf. rr~. .ss. II t.ss ~ tn.
tssfaptsA Ma s~0 wAsfs<n. "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Little Dot-Mamms. Twas playin with
your best teaset while you were away.
an when you bring il out for company
you'll bs shocked. cause you'll think on<
Of the cups has hair in 1t. but It isn't Z
hair.
What Ii III
Little Dot-lt's only . crack.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

didn't tell you that what said 70
you yesterday was very important
secretT
"You did"
Then why have you told Il to Nav
son aud Barlow and JinksT
because Twas afraid l might lose it.
-uarper's Bazaar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Daughter-What an ugly man that
Herr Krakelmeyer Is. to be surel am
always so glad when he doesn't ask me
to dance.
Mother-Unmarried mon ere never
ugly. Mind that. child! = Sonntags-
Plauderer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

hesfing persv made ap ~ ne h--isf.
scd ggs~sa. ert'iestnalsts. zys.nrs~aasn sn.i
usNefe - fne tft,eeli lsesenisss sesl
siinx party sent - Hards lai. ws.hie-
daf nisht sssf BAL : hnrnulirhf rsie on
the Nafsf. eorpsr sas eefvsss ia fhs
feviiiss6
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

"Whut ! doesn't like" said Uncle
Eben, '.is er man dat'll worry hixsslf
sick ober weddah de Worlds fair is open
ON Sunday and nebber thinks once bout
closan his own coal hole in do sidewalk"
Washington Star.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Peastraw-How y your niece looking
these days:
Barnes-Just the same " usual-for
nsn.-Harp~r's Bazaar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Practical Child-Pspa, I think you'd
better leave your umbrella home today.
Paps-Why sol
Practical Child-1t looks hike rain, and
some one will be sure TO steal it.--Good
News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

On Thursday sysuiag. ~ . oielcek.
A,s~ Nellie ke1yon. daughter q Mr..
and Ars J. = Kenyon u No. Is brosd-
way xas married - Apstin Broderiek
Forty kucsss. many u them from our of
ths city. wltnessed the ceremony.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

"Wednesday nssuing. in 81 A,phon-
su<' chsrrh. the I;ss. ". Nagrut en-
e.&fsd - ths marriage II Mis- May
Harmon q this city ~ JssEss T.. Gavin
snxh u SIOUX City. Iowa Altar vsts
- ths worit's Fair they viii 60 ~ Sicux
CITY Tor their hou...
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Strawber-I proposed TO Mis- Rapper-
", and she called me an idiot.
Singerly-What did you say in reply?
Strawier--I told her I guessed was
the only one.--New York Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

At the homs u the bride. No. 40
Vssa Fulton street. Mrs. Elizabeth
klsikup as married Wednesday even
ins " John kirk q THE city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25


The vested choir II Grace episcopal
church, assisted by tho soprano and
las srloi-ss II ~, Lakes choir a kala-
mace. xi,i give their first secular con-
ceff next "Wednesday night at the
Lslies' Literary club house. The fol-
icuing viii be The program:
thofas--s)h. Italia. Italia. Beloved
..-...-......-.-.-. t......--. iS'nt<esu
fuil Choir
Sopfaao Soio---s.'fhe ts.osistsr'' Sullivan
Master Harry Plant
Chorus Jerusalem. frotn ''oailis'. !.
Poil Choir.
f14@- rntes- .--. =. - 49,. S~<sstc1
Percy Cocks.
81. Lakes ths,lr. kalans1co.
Chooz@--~Amoax the Lilies fNocii
Master George Do Clark.
lSl Lakes Choir. kslarsaxoo.l
Alto SOHO. k--t IN the Lord Prom
Elijah .-.-.--s -. Meade h,'~ihn
Rts~ sois end Chorus Lsilaby" 80. ..it1el
sss tsrei,si and Choir.
soprano sol0--~ifirds Ia Dreamland
slecp ---...., - ...... e. A. White
Master ir,ing Clark.
Chorss--'.Noxcis xaitx.
.....-.-...-. Arranged by Karl Merx
Vail Choir.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Mans Hest HyseaA.
"what 10 the name Of pour best
friend%
BILL
THE other name. plcsscr
sDolIar Boston saturday 0asettA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Mr. sns NJ fl~s~sf sssshsM q
fsv~r~ss ss~sss On IkSf.iss sseashs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

fx-s.~~ss sf.s Meeting
lhs ITslF<<a Ls-ssry siab met ga
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
'faon eaeEnllnD's 81 rouuTlnx
FROM moltS coall STnlnas
'''''''' BELONG REFRIGERATOR

Will furnish gisss of COOL refreshing milk
water piece at delicious berrrscs
fresh LAf Of bread and nice l,orterhouss steak