Telegram-herald., 1891-11-05

ulon 70 % 50. Lumber business ia
Ae-IAsstee has reached the zenith of
sts glory, and y now on the down
trend Yet We stln have thousands
and thousands OF acres untouched.
BY ana by We shall deceive you by
our reDewed evidences Of prosperity.
I'm here today 70 sell 200 600 feet of
pine, sawed pine. and | have eifeeted
sale, which goes 20 show that
AanisSse is Vet IA the lumber market.
Say, come over 70 Manastee, and We'll
show you a town fuller of life than
q pumpkin n of seeds You don't be-
iieve II? Well. that's because Gen
eral cutcheon has moved TO Grand
Rapids"
r 6. Peters, % Nanistee. was at the
Morton last night. Everyone in Mich
lea1 knows Sir. Peters as the great
'umberman and capitalist whose un-
fortunate financial embarrassment
caused 40 much excitement in the state
and IN Grand Rapids. Il have just
returned from Saginaw" he said, as
he merrily jfngieG five silver dollars.
I've congratulated Captain Belknap
and I am gong home tonight have
been stFa ightening mp the remains of
our Saginaw business. Our Manistee
business is running very well. We're
cutting lumber and selling il. and then
spending the money just ss other lum-
Der ffms 90. We're cutting lots OF
lumber too, and the salt business Is
good"
Geo. Mcbride. T. A. Parish. A. J.
III on
down from Grand Haven yesterday,
aud made the Morton House merry
with Belknap enthusiasm.
Il went aroups to all the precincts"
said Senator Doran at the Morton
House last night. land I am well
pleased with the working OF the new
.'ection law. The Senate spent good
deal of time on that law, and gave
y great dea, OF my own personal
apentton, so I was very anxious.
70 see how II worked / believe we
have laid out the heeler who was ap-
aqua sSs on ieaIIumoo, Gun AZ pslu!od
the byes voted 'er straight / be-
seve the law is n great improvement
over the other one. and is better than
the Australian system"
{. B. schetfler, professor OF music in
Albion College, is guest at the Morton
House
;. +. Green, who sells farm imple-
ments to Charlotte farmers, raked up =
dinner at the Eagle yesterday,
The leading members OF tie EVAN
geline' company scattered the sun
shine OF their beauty about the Morton
House yesterday.
). b. Hart, Big Rapids lumber
dealer, tore himsel. away from the ex-
citing scenes of Big Rapids long enough
TO eat dinner at the Clarendon yestsr-
day.
j. II. Lee and wife and A. d. Luce
and wife, of IonIa. are guests at Sweets.
George Luton, VINO prosecutes the
inhabitants of Newaygo county who
SIN and get caught at It, WAS at the
Morton House yester1sy. The entire
SIX feet OF HIM was exulting over Belk-
maps election.
DR.. NJ. c. Green, of Lowell. absorbed
regular" dinner at the Eagle yester-
day.
l.. K. Gibbs, q Mayfield lumber
dealer, took dinner at sweets yester-
day.
Representative w. NJ. Slosson, of
Reed City, was at the Morton yester-
day. "Ihis is the kind OF an election
that rejoices my heart" he said. "It
shows that there's some good old Be
publIcanism left In the country"
NJ. NJ. Perry, of Lowell, Was among
the numerous Michigan attorneys In
the city yesterday. lie was guest at
the Eagle.
Geo. A. Armstrong, who manages the
Hartford insurance company's interests
arrived at the Morton House last night
Mr.. III. White, Bayne City banker,
had business at the Valley City yester-
day, and prepared for it by taking din
uer at sweets.
John III. Simmons, q Newago lumber
man, and j. c. Ford, Frintport iron
man, registered at the Morton last
night.
Percy Coole, of Brooklyn isa guest at
Sweets. Mr.. Coole has Just gwen 800
| towards memorial at the Masonic
Home, III memory Of the lamented A.
/ ID. Jennings.
Dan. III. Bail, of Marquette, one of
the most eminent lawyers in the upper
peninsula, was at the Morton lon z
enough yesterday to have his northern
Michigan heart thawed out by the cir
culatiDg Belknap enthusiasm.