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


tAis sfterncoa. lie will aiso speak ia
the vacant store building. No. 1908
south Divislon sireet. near Burt0a ave
nue.. on Monday. Tuesday aud wednes-
day evenings. llaslrsnn2 his lectures
with temperance yle~8Sfom al oxy-
hydrogen photo-optleon.
w. h. Folger. +. ". Heath and H..
W stebblns, the committee appointed
By the Grand Rapids Bicycle club 10
procure suitable club rooms. Will re-
port at the meeting OF the club Tues
day night IN favor Of renting The
rooms at the foot of Lyon street,
formerly occupied for pollca court
rooms.
The West Side orstorlo society. under
the direction OF Mr.. NorehSsd, will
meet next Thursday evening At p. "a.
IN Good Templsrs hail, No. 80 West
fridge street. Persons Interested and
deslrous of joining are invited 10 DO
present at the next meeting. The So
ciety Is auxiliary 10 the East Side So
eiety.
Southern life will be described 10y Nj.
l.. Bacher IN hrs lecture January II III
~. Matthews school. Mrs j. III. Hor-
ton has charge OF the vocal illustra-
tlons OF plantation melodies, and To-
freshmenis will To served under the
direction OF . committee OF young
people.
Yesterday gang OF workmen re-
| moved the old chsncel window IN
Trinity church and substituted new
one. The new window 10 unusually
handsome. It contains figure OF ~.
Peter. The nativity song service Will
be given At both services OF the church
today.
The annual report of the Grand
Rapids Stave company was filed yes
| terday. IL shows the capital TO be
| s25. 900 ali paid in. The real estate u
worth s24 .Ss0.77, the personal property
10 worth Sl5.77l.5O. the debts are sl9,.
HAS and the credits s2o.2i9.Sl.
There were twenty-four real estate
transfers recorded yesterday. The
total money that changed hands was
S2S6,973.96. The transfers of the yarl
Gus brewing plants of the city TO the
Grand Rapids Brewing company
swelled the figures.
Judge Tstem addressed the Prohibi
ton club on Reforms IN prohibition
last night. The other exercises con
sisted OF piano solo by Frank Hayes
recitation by Helen Grsy and voca
duet by Mrs. Eastman and Mrs. We'd
ssead.
The Upholsterers' Internationa
union will give o grand masquerad,
! carnival at Germania hall the night o
| January IL. Various committees were
| appointed at the last meeting to work
| for the carnival's success.
The meeting this afternoon unde
the auspices of the Young Mems Christ
| ian ASSOCIATION will be- held in Parl
Congregational church at 4 O'Clock
The pastor. the Rev. Dan F. Bradley
| Will address the meeting.
The annual installation of officers o.
Valley City lodge No. 124, X. of p.
| will take place tomorrow evening q
their Castle hall, corner West Bridge
and Scribner streets. All brother
knights are invited.
Tickets for the High School alumni
banquet have been called In, as the
| committee on arrangements is Obliged
to make arrangements for the exact
number OF plates for the banquet.
The Dorcas Pedro club has been or
gained by some of the women of the
| west side. The club will be entertained
tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. Stickney
| of No. l23 Shawmut avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Beebe and daugh
| -er, Miss Edith, and Miss Nellie Gard
| ner of Fowlerville, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Dodge of No. 10 Pleas.
ant street.
Harry Fox returned yesterday to
4 u-h hn AZ a IN a
Rush medical school. He has been
spending the holidays with friends il
this city.
The Y. VI. C. A. gymnasium will b
| opened tomorrow. The regular busl
ness mems class will be held at i:45
and the young mems class in th'
evening.
Mrs. d. S. Hopkins will keep "oper
house." assisted by six of her younl
lady friends, on Monday. from 4 to
.. M, a. her home, No. ll3 Paris ave
nue..
The annual meeting of Church o.
Christ will be held in the church thi
afternoon at o'clock. II 10 deslreC
that the whole membership be present
| Frank NJ. Cady, president of the 81
Paul Furniture company. and Fred =
Cady of ST. Paul are spending the holl
days with their parents IN this city
An interesting program will be rend
cred at the gospel temperance meet
ing which will be held IN Good Temp
lars hall this afternoon.
Mrs. Ada Foyo. said to be one OF tho
most remarkable mediums IN the rank
of S2rItualists. opens the new year II
Elks hall today.
The Young Mems lyceum of tn
South Congregational church will giy'
an old-fashloDed concert At simmons
hall January 10.
| A committee of women is preparing
the robes for the female members 81
1t. Marks choir. The boys and mer
are now vested.
Members OF Custer corps are invited
81 attend the funeral OF Mr.. say at No
Y Islford street at p. m. tomorrow
The L. r. A. board OF managers wll
hold their regular monthly meeting TO
morrow at the usual time and place.
The reference library will be ope- a
usual today from ! 10 g p. NJ. botl
Libraries vill he closed tomorrow.
Mrs T.. Bun Of No. l5s BARCLAY
street, left last q xbt for four weeks
VISIT 20 Chicago and Minneapolis
Nh. Hattie j. Tullis, principle o
he Big Rapid, high school. - visltni
her aunt, Mrs. X. NJ. 0rssn.
George Fisher left lsst night 70