Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, July 16, 1904, Page 8

a Mrs, Witzel returned from Hibbing ( ‘Thursday. Mrs, Dawes of Pine Rive is visiting in the village Miss Berry of Duluth is visiting with the Misses Shoop. Miss Dollie Serivens of Aitkin, 1s visiting in grand Rapids. The full proceeding of the council will be found on the fourth page. The W. R. C. meets at K. P. hall next Thursday aflernoop at 2 o’clock, Mrs, George McDonald returned from a yisit to Deer River this week. Miss Iva Johnson has been yisiting with Miss Bertha Sumaker, of Cass Lake. George Arscott intends erecng two more houses on his Hoffman avenue proprety. The Catholic ladies will meet with Mrs. Gordon Maegher next ‘Thursday a{ternoon. Miss Ethel Barr of Minneapolis is visitmg at the home of her uncle H. E. Graftam, Don’t fail to attend the salz of the Cathelic ladies at the store of Henay Hughes & Co. this evening. Miss. Inez McFadden, of Duluth, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. R. .G. Chambers, this week. Mrs. R. G. Chambers, of Duluth visited this week with her son, R. G. Chambers. of the Magnet. Father Valentine jeft Thursday for Crookston to attend the tuneral of Father Grandchampe of that place. W. S. Norton was sentenced to sixty days in jail for disorderly con- duct at the funeral of Alfred Kenistor. The ball game last Sunday between the local and Virginia t2ams resulted im a score of 14 to 43 in favor of News Gathered: During the Week | AS REIN AEGIS RF, MPERARIEALE TGS Grand Rapids and Vicinity. Don McLennan is shaking hands with old friends. Mrs. Kenealy entertained the Cath- olic ladies Thyrsday, Fred Munson and family are guests at the Ogema hotel at Pokegama lake. Two choice vacant residence lots for sale at a bargain, Inqunre of J, D. Powers, Hughes & Co’s. store, The experiment of paving Kindred avenue with cinders has so far ad- vanced as to prove a decided success, All of the od officers were reelected at the annual meeting of the directors of the First National bank this week Miss. Edythe Schuppe, who after spending the season with Mrs; Lent, left last night for Duluth and Ashland. Rev. Fritz of Deer River and Co- hasset conducted the services and preached in the Methodist church Sunday evening. The Grand Rapids base ball team will cross bats with Pearson Boat Company team, of Duluth, on the local grounds tomorrow. Hon, A. L. Cole, representative from this district in the last legislature, was a visitor in the city last week. He 1s a candidate for re-election. You often wonder why your neigh bor’s barn Icoks so iresh and clean, while yours has been painted twice as cften and still looks shabby. The reason is he bought Bood’s paint from W. J. & H. D, Powers. A party of young ladies left Mon- day to spend a few day at C. H. Marr’s .cottage at Pokegama lake. The party consisted of Misses Blanche Kiley, Ada Kremer, Mabel King, Bessie Spindler, Edith Aiken and Francis Bossard. G. M. Blasing, otf the new firm of Grand Radids. Mrs. D, M. Gunn and daughter went to Brainerd ‘Thursday, irs. Gunn being called there by the serious jllness of her father, Ed Kremer, H. D. Powers, D. M. tsunn and W,. J. Powers, returned ‘Thuisday from a fishing to the Rice River country. Rev. William Potter of Minot, South Dakota, 1s visiting his brothey, j. S. Potter, the civil engyneer, He preached at the Presbyterian church last Sunday morning. Mrs, Geo. Booth returned from an extended .visit at Brainerd last night. Mrs. Will Powers ang daughter re- turned: from a visit to Dulath Thurs- day. ‘They were aecompanied by Miss Nellie Soneson, who will visit several weeks. The board of county commisioners met the fore part of the week and ad- journed without transacting any pusi- ness. Next week they will be in ses- sion as the board of equalization. Fred Hall, accused of stealing a suit of olothes at Deer River, was brought .down from Bemidji and had _his_pre- hminary hearing Wednesday and was bound over to the grand jury for grand larceny in the second degree. Warren Clark and Frank Connick, the two men who were convicted of highway robbery in the District Court last week. were sentenced to ten years each in the penitentiary. ‘They held up a man at the south end of the bridge some time ago. Hashy played against the Virginia yteam, defeating them by a score of 14 to 13 and was bad'y blown at the finish. We w linot attempt a detailed account of the game but tne very next ‘time that this ball team comes on the field with a patched up team we will give a detail or two. Rev. M. McKenzie, formerly pastor of the Presbyterian church of Grand Rapids, now of Crookston, was an arrival here the first of the week, He expects to remain over two Sundays and will condvct services at the usual hours in the Presbyterian church to- morrow. Rev. Andrew’ Walker ex- changes pulpits with Mr, McKenzie. BYE Dr C. J. Larson the eye specialist, will make his next regui!ar vssit to Grand Rapids Tuesday and Wednes- day July 19 and 20. If you have any trouble wilh your eyes or need glasses you should consult Dr. Lar- | son. He carries one of the best equipments in the state for fitting glasses and diagnosing failure of the eye. Everybody praises his skill. Asst, U.S. Engineer, Thos, Robin- son, of Grand Rapids, was in town cone day last week, the object of his visit being to secure some statistics on the river traffic between here and Grand Rapids, to be incorporated in the annual report of Maj. G. McC- Derby, who has charge of the govern- ment dams at the headwaters of the Mississippi river, and also has super- vision of all river improvements. Bell and Blasing, has this week arrived from Grand Rapids asd formally taken charge of the new drug store, Mr. Blasing will now remain here permanently and conduct the store, which by the way is elegantly and completely stocked,—Itasca County News. _ The Boat team bas been playing in A Good Game in Sight. ’ On Sunday the Pearson boat Team of Duluth will try conclusions on. the diamond with the locals and a fast game is assured. Wisconsin and the Copper country and is not so well known here as some of the other Duluth amateurs. The only games played aby them in which it is possible to get a line on their strength are two played. ‘be- | tween them and Aitkin and which an even break was the result, and both | games were hard fought. The Rapids willline up very simi- lar to that of the Hibbing game. Kneeland or Hould wili pitch and Ludwig will catch. Of Kneeland little is Known here, but fe has. been working at Bemidji and at. Bagley and doing govd ball playing. He is a left hander. Of Houle more is known and if he does the firing the spectators will get their money’s worth. There is no reason why this game should not be us interesting as the Hibbing-Grand Rapids game which went to ten inninys. In view of the fact thateach game costs the team about $100, it would not be a bad idea to help them out at least a qguarter’s worth and by so doing assure a good game every Sun- day. If the receipts collected at the game Sunday will pay expenses there will be games with the Duluth Fashions, Big} Duluth, Universal | Millers and the West Duluth team and a return game with Hibbing. This will be about the best and fastest ball ever played in town and it will be a credit to the town, if they can be played without a fence. The Duluth battery will be Hill and Eaton. An Important Event. Noevent happens within the cal- endar years that attaches more an- nonucement importance to Lhe hearts of the “little folks” than does the Gentry Bros. Famous Shows which ure suun to exhidit in thisvity Hard- ly a child lives in the length and breadth of this broad land who bas not heard of Gentry Bros. aud their famous animal actors and the simple announcement of an exhibition day in this city plays havoc with the jicnic sehedules and other things which are intended to detight the hearts of the little ones, Gentry Bros. will. show in, Grand Rapids, Saturday July 23rd. Grand Rapids, Sat., July 23 Gentry Bros. Famous Shows UNITED The only Big Railroad Shew coming this year. Largest and Most Complete Show, presenting res. 200 PERFORMING HORSES, [3 }OGS AND MONKERS FIFTY MONKEY COMEDIANS America’s | HERDS OF PERFORMING ELEPHANTS See the Troupe of Musical Ponies, only act of its kind in the world. The Marvelous Kitamura Japanese Troupe 7 In Number AMERICA’S HIGHEST-SALARIED ACROBATS. See DON JUAN, the Monkey Dare-Devil, Loop the Loop, to be seen only with ihe Gentry Show, as advertised-—See the Fun Makers, the Funny Clowns.—The only trained Camels ever seen—a baby camel and its mother seen at each performance.—See the Monkey Barber Shop, the funniest Mon- key Comedians in the world. EVERYTHING NEW THIS YEAR, NOTHING OLD BUT THE TITLE. Two Performances Daily:" Afternoon and Night ee for the Grand Free Street Parade Dal mere a A Brilliant Array of Beautiful JUG LS BS SSMS wa 8 BD ae We have something new to show you ° this week in Dress Street Skirts, from an all wool mixed skirt to an all wool and silk Peaude Soie. We also show a nice line of skirts for girls and an elegant assort- ment of Ladie’s Shirts Waists just receiv- ed. Our shoe department is very busy. HENRY HUGHES & CO. HENRY HUGHES & CO.SRRR RS Re RRS ERR RRS HENRY HUGHES & CO BRR AIRS es Ladies ERE You get coupons with all cash pur- chases at O’Donnells’, which entitle you to your choice from a lhne of beautiful glassware. ee es TONY’S ORCHESTRA, ANTON F. JOHNSON, Leader. ser Masic furnished: on all occasions. Satisfaction guaranteed. . Prices feasonable. ee Mina. Grand Rapids, - } Pioneer Meat Market, | THOMAS FINNEGAN, Prop. ‘Fresh and ||| Fish, Game Salt Meats || Poultry etc. Bee ASK ANY OF OUR REGULAR CUSTOMERS AND THEY WILL TELL YOU THAT THE VERY BES ALL KINDS ARE KEPT AF THE PI ODD. FELLOWS’ BUILDING, LELAND AVENUE., GRAND RAPIDS. SLSLESSSSOSVSLSLSLOSe SPS PSVSFSISLSPSVSL iF SVSLSISLVSISISE seers For Us ~~ The Summer is Over But not for you. We have just com- menced clothing inventory and as us- ual at such times will find lots of odds and ends that we would rather dispose of at less than cost ‘than carry over-- it will pay you to wait and see what we will have to offer. optenenstnnenneeteeee ae’ JOHN BECKFELT Grand Rapids, Minn. Seoeeeentecteemcenateaeesent —