Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26

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Tom Wuiard and rs ssst sri ssFs
hasasoEzs eoGpls
HF Mccormick snd ~ifs az ne races
from heir esFrt4zs-
George QulmBy = snll ooaating TIE
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Ias Detrsit ssnioF pairs pallsd TOO isF cat
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TW W0o2 .ad wlfs we're thsrs. Mr. 9
" 0od sore oiack SIX
G. l. Boyce ave ap tslsphoninx long
easuxn - see the rsesa-
" b Foster and siss 0ccupisd good
seals oa tss krza1 stand.
Mrs. Or Ruthsrford-Clsy witnessed the
racss from the grand stand-
Mlss hattie Waite nssriy sept st he Gs-
fasl 0f ne o. sh-t4- N0ags.
HI b1rteh. the hustlenns insurance
m4n. sas 0n the sraad staRd.
Hon. A. B. Watson snd family we're
spectators On tbs grsna stand.
L. q. Duntsa len his f4st horse long
enolsa % see fsst beat race.
Hon. Henry Frallek ss~ the ball game
hrst asd tnen came 10 the races.
Il. J. Hoyt. a wsllkrown Masksgoa
Attorney vas on the graad stand.
Mss Mamie Gibbons attended the races
o1s we're q simple gown OF white
Arthur Asiss aud family came up from
Ottawa Beach % attend the regatta
Al The conclusion OF the senior -Four
race . GRAND Rapids adv said Rats"
Judge Brown OF Big RapidS Was one Of
the nappiest mea on ths grand stand.
Dr. K J. Kirkland and his best girl en-
loyed the regatta yesterday afteraoon.
Eugene Jones EFT the clothing business
long enough % see the crowd aRd races.
landlord lrish OF the Cutler House at
Grand Haven. vas interested In the races.
J.E Muchmore, Jr., OF Minneapolis,
aid not row IN the senior sinsle scull race.
Mrs. George r. Perry. in q modest gown
OF black, occupied good seat on the grand
stand.
Miss Grace Runnion and her friend. Miss
Cunningham. attended the races again yes
terday.
Mrs. Z. G. Matthews Mills and daughter,
Mrs. Thompson, occupied . seat on the
grand stand
Don J. Lesthers is now an old sea dog.
He has grown younger by ten years IN the
James Moss. superintendent OF The
Sigh Furniture Company, Was an inter
ssted spectator.
Mrs. Trout had her pocket picked while
at the lake yesterday. The thief secured .
small sum only.
Lincoln Bowen and lady were pleased
spectators. except wnen the O-Wash la
NOnss came in last.
take care of itself while he got excited over
the O-Wssh-ta Nongs.
Vice Commodore A. V. Pantlind could be
Rear Admiral II be stood in with the ad-
ministrstion ~ Washington.
Martin l.. Sweet and James NJ. Barnett,
of the old National Bank gang, were enthu-
| sisstic AT the races yesterday.
Gambling j, carried on in all places, high
and low. Hon. Henry Fralick bet i've red
apples on the Senior Sylvsns.
w. b. Weston and Tom Carroll got IS
near the course 80 possible. They sat ON q
log with their feet IN the lake.
Captain Charlie McQuewan and Past Vice
Commodore Asa Kennan were voted the
hsndsOmest men in the Regatta.
Timskseper Andrews is happy over the
results Of the Regatta. He Was an import
ant factor on the Commodore's boat.
| Mrs. NJ. J. Smiley wore pretty black
suit With jet trimmings, black broad
| brimmed hat with dropping spray of jack
roses.
After the Senior Pair" race o. Living
ston and +. Aslo. of Moline, ILL.,, gave ex-
hibitions Of getting into their boat while in
tRs water.
| twas real mean Of the band to play a
dirgs as the ONash-ta-Noug senior fours
roxsa home. The boys lay the dirge to
i Fred. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Tateum occupied the
same seats yesterday a. the day before.
Mrs. Tsteum wore an elegant gown of
black lace over red silk.
| Signal Officer Chauncey appeared on the
| Commodores boat yesterday in an
Australian suit consisting principlly of q
pair Of white duck pants.
Geo. l. Quimby and Geo. Granger did the
sgrseabls on the grand stand yesterday
aad helped folks ind their seats. Geo
| Buss also acted ~ an usher.
A boy stuck his head through between
| the seats just a. an usher came down from
tbe upper seats on the grand stand and va.
stepped on. Alderman Baldwin took care
o. toe little fellow, who was not seriously
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