Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28

man from the field. How 10 Il now
What would ths farmers do without
the machinery.
Lorsn woicott. sentenced to the
PRISON from Calhoun county June 0,
1881. for eight years Tor poisoning
well. has been adludged insane oy
Prison Physician Klnball. he has
been taken 10 the asylum for insane
criminals at Iona.
Albert Brown, ia izll az HarboT
Springs for tbs murder of ;. Il. Hustled
at Petosksy some time ago, has become
violently insane and will DO removed 10
Al: asylum. He has 10 be shaekled 10
prevent him from doing himself great
injury.
One OF the female inmates of the
Ocsana cAunty house makes grave
charges against the superintendent.
OF course be CLAIMS 10 he innocent and
the girl VIII probably have To aekuowl-
edge that she alone Il the guilty party.
A public spirited citizen OF Three
Oaks has announced that If the people
will plant shade trees, either maple or
elm, and will send IN their orders, he
will give them the trees and deliver
them gratuitou sly.
The graduating exercises of the Sau
eatuck high school Will take place next
Friday evening, April 1, the exercises
commencing at 7:45. The class num-
bers fourteen members.
Five msstiffs fell upon fve-year-
old boy, the son of James Wakeham of
k,rs. q
shocking manner. Though suffering
greatly. he will recover.
Earl Thompson. 10 years old, got
caught under rolling logs at Petoskey
Friday. mis- thigh being broken and his
chest crushed. He may recover.
one of Saginaw's old pioneers, Julius
Kessler. VINO had resided there the
past thirty-seven years, died Friday
morning or Bright's disease.
Fred Mcdowell of Tustin, shot wild
cat near that town recently measurlng
three feet and one inch IN length. Its
howl was much longer.
The little daughter of Stiles Watkins
of Corning, while playing about saw
mill, fell IN front of the saw. Her right
arm Was taken of.
The Oriental Paper company, to
manufacture Chinese napkins, table
spreads, ETC., has been formed at st.
Clair.
Frank Nader of Bay City. had his
leg crushed by the railroad the other
day. Blood poisoning set in and he
died.
Charles Dickinson, pioneer farmer
and stock raiser of Constantine, hanged
himself Thursday while crazy with the
grip.
The'case of DR.. Foglesong, who was
charged with poisoning his wife, 10
still pending at Hillsdale.
Lansing Bsptists will have . new
church editice of stone and red pressed
brick. Cost, $4,000.
The Niles band is starting out on q
concert tour. There are thirty pieces
in the band.
Laura Z. Ford, 90 years old and .
pioneer of Van Buren, county, died
last week.
Five hundred new volumes have
been added to the Mt. Clemens library
recently.
There is q clean channel through the
ice between Marine City and Port
Huron.
Many visitors have been entertained
at the Mt. Clemens mineral springs this
winter.
The Lansing Woman's club partici-
pated in their annual banquet Friday
night.
Wild geese are again camping on the
little inland lakes OF Michigan,
Manistee county annual fair at One
kama September 20-22.
Marauette's Russian relief fund is
rapidly increasing.
Iona enthusiasts want to organize
bicycle club.
Great demand for dwelling houses at
Pentwa.er.
Dog prisoners are abroad at Battle
Creek.
Ice is ten inches thick on Muskegon
lake.