Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-06

4 ta1l, Aius01 No03fuIs DaHt<l fs4ess
Frederick Psstonas. James r. Hughes,
Squire LAppsns. James oillingnam,
Henry o. Wiley, Charles D FAN,
samuel r. Harvey. Nelson Cook. Nor.
RS j. stockmSn. George Titus, Daniel
L. Barnes. Edmund Cslkins. Thomas
Sash, Brad-n l.. Andrews. DAVID l..
Densmore, Ebenezsr z. Fuller, Alex
snder T. Fox. AddltlDnal--oeorge w.
Lonnx, Gale Furnam tdeceAsedl. Will
IAN Tate. John j. Cameron, sanford
w. Haslsy, Henry 8. Thomas. William
Parks. Charles IL. Lightnsr, William {.
Leggett. supplementAl--Joseph H..
/ Tishue. Incresse-Danlel r. Bradley,
Bowman z. sssgsr. Harry Howard.
John wilkinson. Reissue-DAsld X.
Templston. Original. widows, ETC.
SAIlie Brown, Emily Y. Furman. Helen
w. Rodgers, Emma a. furman, Hen
rletta Durham
Patents granted for the week ending
May 3. Marvin Bsrdau. Plymouth.
wire nghtener; Thomas Berridge, Stur-
gis. shears; T.. b. Conant, Reed City,
lattice gate. d. X. Edwards, Saginaw,
biock-siwing machine; j. X. Free,
OVID, mixing device for type-writers;
Lew Harris, Kalamazoo, vehicle wheel
box; George McKercher, Jonesville,
pipe wrench; William II. Morgans.
Pontiac, gas generating apparatus;
Luther v. Moulson, Grand Rapids.
folding bed; Josephus G. Sproat. Grand
Rapids, daily sheet record book for de-
| livery systems; Author 5. White, Grand
Rapids, combined fold,ng-bcd case
and wardrobe; +. w. Wilson, Cooper,
headlight for steam threshers.
| Michigan grand lodge A. o. U. w.
asks the Wayne county circuit court TO
help tout OF dilemma. julius Kohler.
u member OF Wolverine lodge. had
named IS the one to receive nis 5000
benefit his wife, Mary Kohler. but on
August "a, 1888, Kohler obtained a
divorce, after which he asked that q
new certificate be issued to hlm for the
purpose OF paming new beneficiary.
One OF the rules OF the order Is that
when . member desires to change his
beneficiary he shall fill out . blank on
the back of his certificate of member
ship. This kohler could not do, as his
wife held the certificate and refused to
surrender IL after the divorce. kohler's
lodge, however, refused to grant his
petition for . duplicate certificate
There are two one-legged men in
Ishprming VITO have q soft thing on
foot wear. One mas lost bis III. ht leg
the other the left. They both wear q
No. 7, wide shoe, 90 when their foo,
coverings give out they both 60 to a
store, buy one PAIR Of shoes, each taking
one snoe. and then settle the bill be.
tween them.
The dog po,sener is getting in his
work At Jackson, the editor of The
Courier is developing his latent poetic
talent, the cramps rest" has been
closed, the Rev. DR.. Munhall 10 con.
vertng hardened sinners. Mayor Brook.
ia putting municipal affalrs in shape
and keepers of evil resorts are prepar-
ing 70 enigratc.
The Martel iron furnace at st. Ignace
which mas been shut down during the
past year. has gone into blast with q
force OF seventy men, and the barrel
factory after an idleness of several
months has resumed work with fifty
hands.
Harry Wagner used to carry the
mail at Carlton Center, but severa
months ago he became i'll, and his wife
has been doing bis work IN ram and
shine ever since. That the villager,
appreciate her pluck Was shown by the
well filled purse they presented her las
| week.
Rose remnant of Eau Claire has dis
appeared, leaving note stating tina
her life was n failure and that sh,
would put an end to it. She was
hard student and it is thought to,
close application to her books turned
her head.
Ed Richards and Amanda Flemin,
OF Dwight township, Huron county
were TO be married the other day. T.,
got the license and made other pre-
liminaries and then Amanda backeS
out.
N.anistee has . pretty mean police
man. flo isn't satisfied with peanu
stand and saloon perquisites. Las
week he compelled . barber whom h,
arrested TO cut his hair.
Cracksnen blew open the safe of tn.
Hart Milling company at Lansing, bu
got nothing. They did the work IN s
manner which showed they were pro
fessionals.
William Binder, superintendent O
the car department OF the Michigan
Central railroad 1t Kalamazoo has re
signed. James E. Butler gets his job.
The Jackson Iron h Bridge company
capitalized at Sle0. 900, 10 the latest &C
quisitisn TO the Central City's indus
tries.
Marquette carpenters are on strik,
for nine hours and the Saginaw mason
are out for q raise in wages from s3.5
to S4.o5 per day.
Last week diphtheria was reported il
thi-ty-seven places, scarlet fever il
sixty six, typhoid fever In eighteen
measles IN ninety.
Charles Greenfield of Big Rapid
fooled with Dynamite cartridge Wed
nesdsy snd had mis- hand mangled il
consequence
Fred Sleeper OF Lee, Calhoun county
: plowed up human skeleton In . net
piece Of land few days ago.
Kalamazoo reop held 500, 90
worth of police "a the coilsps ~
/, Paul Insurance company.
Mrs. III. j. Hessclink died At Hollan
Wednesday, aged 20 years. She ~
one Of the earliest settlers.
The Grand Traverse Chip factory !
turning cut chips At the rate Of loo pc
J dsy.
! Bsy City has passed an ordinances RI
curing blcvciists To take out licenses
A female evangelist 10 busting 10
souls IN sigel township, Hursn count,
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