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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-09
BARAGA.

Fred Begole. OF Marquette, was in
town briefly Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wentz left for
Marquette last Sunday.
Z The weather has been quite cold two
or three days this week.
VIM. Macarthur arrived here from
Port Huron last week.
Mrs. j. Rentenbach, OF Dollar Bay,
visited with friends here Wednesday.
Dry hardwood is being shipped to
points down the road as fast us cars can
be procured.
J. J. Byers has gone to Marquette
to attend the funeral OF his late friend
Tim Donovan.
| VIM. Fel.ec returned last Monday
from his holiday trip to Detroit. Tor
onto and Saginaw.
Manv,lle jerks, the deputy inter
nal revenue collector for this district,
was in town Wednesday,.
Mr.. Joseph Cohn, manager OF Got
tliebson & Co.'S dry goods store, is laid
up at Marquette with typhoid fever.
Misses M. i. Dornan and al. Nc
Donald closed their visit with friends
here and departed for Gladstone last
Sunday.
There is good skating on the bay
now and the small boy improves the
opportunity to enjoy the sport. Some
of them ventured clear across to
LAnse.
A number of friends got up surprise
party ut the residence of, Mr. and Mrs.
I. HI. McGrath, Wednesday evening.
They all spent a very pleasant even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kiiz rejoice in tn
arrival at their home last Friday, of
bouncing girl baby. Mother and
daughter doing nicely and Mr.. Kitz is
correspondingly happy.
A very painful accident happened to
a four-year old daughter of Max Hos
kings, a Polish homesteader living o
few miles out from Baraga. The little
girl was.playing around an outdoor fire
in which some one had carelessly
thrown a dynamite cartridge. In due
time, of course, the cartridge exploded
injuring the little ones face and blow
ing off the ends of the fingers on the
left hand. She was brought in to
town Wednesday to have the wounds
dressed. She endured the pain with
wonderful patience considering her
age.
What might have been very
serious accident was Fortunately averted
by the assistance of some passengers at
the D., S. s. & A. railroad depot last
Friday. AS the 1 :13 p. m. train was
moving out from the depot co and 60
ing at pretty good rate, . passenger
attempted to board the train. Without
paying sufficient attention to what he
was doing he grasped the two end rail
ings between the cars to step up on the
platform, but rs there were no steps
there he soon found himself suspended
between the cars. He however manag-
ed to keep his grip on the railing un
til the train was brought to stand still
and he was safely landed. Had he let
go his hold he would undoubtedly have
been crushed beneath the wheels.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-09
s5is rs
E. H. OnMsBY,
Sup't of Poor.

SLOW You brudder Benz" Lcr, sister
Charity, poorly sures you born, is,
wild de rhenmatis creeping all aboat
same as tame snake" Chile. buy
Salvation Oil, dey cure sartin."
The shorter the Tunnel the sweeter
the kiss, but the older the cold, the
harder the cnre, DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup has broken many stubborn
coughs.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-09
Convsyanclno.

If you wrnt deed, mortgage, bill Of
sale OF lease, call on e. II. Ormsby.
Office in McIntosh's building, over
Emerie & Lairds saloon, Office hour
from 8 a. m. to 6p. m.
H--tf E. Fl. OIMsBY.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-09

William Dali sundries.. ..-....-..,. I %
Carl Hanson for the board and care
ofWilliam Dali Palaska and James
Clifford at hospital. .................. 81 o.
s, +. Harris & Co. for medicines y. 70 p
Jos. Courtney for board and care OF
Mrs. Souniers and JAS. Gtistafson
james Peterson and Harry Wluic
and the funeral expenses OF Mrs.
soumcrs. Observation-Disclosures. III q
JIG. Real for Medicines ......... 81 o
s5is q
Z. H. OnMsBY,
Sun't Of Poor.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-09
Report Of Sup t or Poor.

To The Hon. Board of Supervisors:
GENTLEMEN: The following is COR
rect list of poor orders given by me
for the month of December 1891:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-09
JOHN q. McKERNAN,
Sup't of Poor.


Supt of Poor.
GENTLEMEN The following is q COR
rect list of poor orders given by me for
the month of December, 1892.
Gotta & McMullen board and care Of
Ed. and Frank Cannon. ....... Is 90
George Bennet for the board Of Jane
Moses and her blind boy. .... ID 90
Jacob .Forcia for furnishing wood
for Widow Jcgadosa. .......... 80
John Hugo for furnishing wood for
Josh Reymold and Ed Alatocksig-
glzlg.... ............. IL 20
Joseph verrcttc for the board of
Michel Stanley ...,.......... Is 90
Gust verette supplies. ..."...... 800
Mrs Atticons . .............. 20
Julian Novinc 6 ......... 3oo
Mrs Woshigizig ......s... . 90
Mrs. Papin ............ 90
Chariot Benjamin ..,.......... 100
Ed Mctoslligizir ....o......... ) 90
Kate Gerdosse supplies. .................. 800
Jas Raymould ....... .......... 4 90
Mary La Clair .............. . 90
Charlet Gendson ....s..... 8 90
Mrs Menash supplies. ...............,.... 8 90
Hartly .-.,....,.... 500
William Ball . ..... 90
Louis I4apontz ........s...... 200
Jas. Lisadores boy " ...,.......... 400
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
POOR HOUSE CONTRACTS.
The Building Committee Reports Them
An Lee as an Aggregate of Sa4.6ss.47.


The Building Committee Reports Them
All Les At an Aggregate of Sa4.e5s.47.
The peer house building corr nittee
Of the board Of supervisors made its
report 1t the session held yeste fdsy
morning - follows:
That the excavating had all been
demo BY the county IT an expense Of
el2s.47, and that they had let the con-
tract foS fufpishang brick to the Gale
donna Brick and Tile company at $4.75
per 1900; that fer the mason work to
WIN. Keepke at $3.50; that for the
steam heating 20 Sproul Il McGurrin at
vAE; that Ter the carpenter work,
plumbing. 0laei1e. etc., 10 Jacob Barth
q Sons at ia, $50. The cost of the
brick Is estimated ~ $500. making the
setal coss Of the bailding, S4. 655.47; ac-
csFtsd.
Il Was stated that tbs contract with
the county physician expires next
Tuesday, AID upon motion of Super
visor Skesls, the matter of advertising
fer sealed proposals to perform the
duties o. county physician was made
the special order for today.
Thespecial committee on vault fix.
suyes was instructed to consult the
prosecuting attorney ~ to whether the
eentfact with the Fenton Metallic COM
pany Is Binding or not upon the county.
The COMMITTEES will report this morn.
Ing. There seems to be considerable
opposition among some Of the members
of the board to awarding the contract
for vault fixtures TO the Fenson CON-
pany. Some of them are in favor OF
re-advertIsing for bids and throwing
aside all propositions that have been
made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
PARALYzED HIS NERVES.
~ Telephone Lineman Nearly Loses Hi.
Life by q Shock.

Clayton Baldwin, employed with sew
eral others in stretching . cable from
shs telephone exchange eastward on
NE peles along Louis street, was res
cued from probable death yesterday by
bne of his companions The man
esticed that Baldwin remained me-
kienless for several minutes. Suddenly
De threw up his hands and fell across
Ahe wires, aud had he not been caught
by the belt around his waist Just ia
Kline BY his frlIow-workman. would
have fallen TO the ground. He was
Nnconcious ard the enc holding him
bumnsned help A rope was procured
bDd BALDWIN was lowered from his
dixzy neightso the ground. The line
men think he received shock from an
Edison electric light wire- He was re-
pneved to the Michigan hsuse and DR..
kolly, wke was Summoned, substan-
siated thu theory by saying that the
nerves of BAidwln's heart we're par
eiyfsa. he viii recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
KICK ON THE PAVING ROLL.
Come Property Owners on Pearl Street
Want Matters Equalized.

Come Property Owners on Pearl Street
Want Matters Equalized.
The council committees. with the
Exception ct the special committee APP
pointed to hear the appeals on the
Pearl street paving roll. were short on
businsss last night, and did not hnger
long IN the committee rooms. Tue
principal kIckcrs on the paving roll
we're c. B. Kelsey and F. Rann!vIile,
and their pnncipai objection was that
IN making the district. fair play was
lost eight of. From C2mpau square
70 the bridge, tracks arc laid III the
middle of the street. The rule has
been that property owners are called
upon TO pay from the curb to within
eight inches Of the street car COM
psnies tracks. the latter corporation to
pay fer ali improvements between its
tracks and eight inches outside. Pearl
btyset Was paved from Ottawa street
- the bridge. Instead of taking what
ths etreet car company paid out OF
that portion of the street occupied by
them, the assessors gave the whole
street the benefit OF it. and taxed each
alike, $5.25. Those who own property
between the square and the bridge
think this unjust and opine that those
Who are not bothered with . track
Should pay for the whole street IN
mont Of their possessions. To equalize
matters IL 10 thought the assessment
between the square and the bridge
sh0uld be A.75 or SIS, and that beyond
the west line Of the square, 81. Some
thing was said about the district ex-
tending to the dock line, eighty feet
further than the Improvement, but
shh point WAS not pressed. The roll
Will be reported on Monday night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
Fox Baste.y's New Ofiicers.

Captain Babcock. of Fox battery. has
appointed the following uon-commis-
stoned officers: Fred o. Day, orderly
sergeant; Geo. W. Crump. quarter mas
ter sergeant; John +. Smalley, sergeant
first section; John Moshsr, sergeant
second section; Adrian j. Geldhof,
corporal first gun; Fred d. Race. cor
poral second gun; Dennis Romance.
first csson corporal; Arthur F. Stewart,
second cason corporal. The board OF
directors hare elected the following
officers: Arthur F. Stewart, president;
John f.. Smalley, recording secretary;
Fred ID. Race, financial secretary; Thos.
II. Taylor, secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15

.. RAJ. sosds, are in cEsoaee attend
* meeting Of The Central Tame As-
soesAtior.
X. 3. heElFoy. manager OF the Nc
Frey Transportation eonpAnys NIL
esnkee. sas ~ the city yesterday.
f.. G.. LeaysnwoTth, general freight
gent for the G.. e. 4 ]. road. . Ia
Cnyeago attending tbs meeting Of the
Centrsi 1Fzfisc association
IL. Asmquiss. ticket agent At the
luton depot for tbs NJ. Z. ana u. 3. l.
r0sds, has 81 FAR recovered As 10 De
able to resume his duties.
Claude Hamilton hzs been promoted
a nh the ysesncy IN the auditors o.
ice OF the q. Il. a L., csusei ~ the
Heath Of w. b. Loveiand.
TIE new iron bridge that the g. X.
( |. 10 building across Grand river sisi
90, be completed before February !.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
chrls,ain Young Men peb..s.

The debating society of the \. III. {.
A. iaat evening discussed the resolution
- That the United States has been TOO
Tree IN granting pensions" The reso'
luton was supported by j. j. Leen-
houts and TX. Van den bcogert. and
the negative was argued 10y h. ".
D'ooxe and j. B. Martha. The question
Vas handled with cons dersble znima-
ton on both sides. aud tbe old soldiers
condition and apparent needs were
made plain ty current examples. Al
the close OF the arguments it was de.
cided that the government Is not bc-
slowing quarterly rtipends upon its old
defenders too Law silly. An entertaining
recitation Was gwen py L. j. Brewer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
Catholic Society Out of Debt.

The annual meeting OF Branch No.
Is, c. NJ. B. A., was held asst evening IN
st. Andrews school building. The re-
port OF the financial secretary showed
that the society has 1873 members in
good standing. The treasurer's report
showed balance on hand of 500. alter
having discharged the last payment OF
q large debt that has been hanging over
the society for some time. At the close
of the reports tho following officers
were publicly installed:
Presideut-W.T T. McGurrin.
Vice.piesldent-P. II. O'Brien.
Secretary--James p. Deegan.
financial Secretary-N. Etzcorn.
Treasurer-ThomasH Hart.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15

tslssseat last evening in Good Tensp
lars hail N the NeAInllsn block. The
nlssslesl part Of the program sss fnfn
lslssa By A.ss Hswsy, Ass lime y4a
sslksnbafg. Mss Gertie lcsan. Ne
Kramer. Mr.. Berek snd Or. ". II
Rsss. Reei2hsns were gsyea BY Ms,
Alex Ross aud Miss LettA 4. Thom2s
A airing quartet consisting IL Gse. b
SmAlssy and hs three daughters res
desed some he music Which VA
hixh.y appreciated. The numbers OF
the program we're all Of an interesting
aud entertaining character. and all ol
the participants acquitted thsmsslve'
efsditsbly. The assembly will natal
Log.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
City News in Brief.

Bricks are being delivered At the
county poor farm for the county build
ing.
Mrs. Amanda English of South Bos-
ton is the guest of Mrs. Simeon Hunt,
of No. Al Parls avenue.
On account of an attack of the grip
j. NJ. Jones was compelled to return
home from Fort Wayne, Ind.
c. Bradley Chatfield, designer in the
Phoenix Furniture factory, is confined
to his residence with an attack of the
grip.
C. G.. A. voigt and w. n. Rowe are
in Lansing attending the annual con.
vention of the Michigan State Millers'
association and the meeting of the
Michigan Mutual Fire Insurance com.
pany.
The engagement Of Frank Griffin
and Miss Burrie Clancy, = popular
young lady of Ann Arbor, is an
nounced. The wedding will take place
Tuesday, January rs, 1t the homo Of
the brides parents.
There was 70 contagious diseases re-
ported to the beard of health yester-
day, and but four burial permits we're
issued as compared with eight on the
day previous.
Ono of the Transfer company's big
wagons loaded with = boiler broke
through the plankiEg Of Pearl street
bridge yesterday afternoon. 1t Was
pulled out with difficulty.
General Cutcheon left Yesterday for
Washington, where he goes 70 attend
the meeting OF the national Iortitica.
ton board, of which he Is a member.
He will also represent the Grand Rap
Ids board of trade at the nationsl asso-
cation which meets January y.
Ice men cay there Is no ice in this
vicinity fit To cut vet. 1t is reported
that the ice on Reeds and Fisk lakes IS
about two inches thick and covered
with several inches of snow and water.
1t will require several days of freezing
weather in order to put the ICE IN shape
TO harvest.
The horse raffied off by F.. +. Sheldon
Wednesday night was won by ticket No.
| 100. The owner OF the ticket and the
horse nave not yet put in an appear
auce.
The first of the course Of siy lectures
| TO be given py Professor Demmon I'M
der the auspices of the Grand Rapids
University Extension Association will
take place tonight IN the hall of the
West Michigan Business College. The
theme will be Masterpieces of English
Literature"
Word has been received Of the death
of Egbsrt Roelof, aged - years, De-
cembes s.. 1889, atZwoile, Netherlands.
His son, George Roelof of this city,
the only member Of the ramIly in this
country, had expected his parents to
join him here in another year.
Cash contributions, however minute.
will be thankfully received for the
sleigh ride and supber to be given the
newsboys by sackets, the Yankee news
man. Contributions can be left 1T
White 4 Whites srug store. Newseoys
can get cards wherever they buy pa
pers. No carriers will be taken.
The executive committee composed
| of delegates from eli the local tents Of
knights Of the Macabees, will meet Ut
o'clock the evening in the rooms of
the Holland Building and Loan Associ-
alton 70 arrange for the reception and
| entertainment Of the Great Tent ON
GERS, who are coming here the first
week in February.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15

Champion W. r. &. win hold . eonun-
drum soclal this svsninE At the resi-
dence OF Mrs.. Sherman, No. 7s9 Veal
Thy avenue.
About 100 couples attended the dance
sivsa Wednesday evening IN kennsdy's
hail ~ The iadies of the Maocsbees.
The dance and refreshments netted tbs
ladies about $50, and ~ " was their
firss attempt 81 anything of the kind
they feel eisted evCs thsss saoeess.
Tho ,osIyppsd msslsag sf ~. Max q
,SouaiSs MGsssae -ry society viii take
place Al "Ths warwick" today At 2
ssoioch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15

An Interesting Meeting OF the Eieesroma-
than Soc,ey.
The attendance st the Electroma
than society last evening Was even
larger than the week before. Mr.. Car.
men lectured on the subject of mag
nets. He began by calling attention To
the fundamental laws of magnetism
as stated In DR.. William Gllbert's "De
Arte Msgnetlea," published about the
year 1900. Mr.. Carmen called atten-
ton 70 natural magnets, the losdsione
or ordinary magnetic. lie then dis
cussed the subject of artificial magnets
and the laws of magnetism. Various
magnetic substances were enumerated
and shown. Several forms OF the mag
net were produced, and the laws OF
magnetism illustrated so far as posi-
bic. The latter part of the lecture was
devoted To an explanation of Faraday's
principle of lines OF magnetic force.
Al the meeting next Thursday night
the subiec. will be .Voltaic Electric
ity." Mr.. Carmen will discuss the
theory of the simple cell and the pro-
duction of electricity by chemical
action.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
NEW owAsHrAEoSo OFFICERS.


Tie tfsssufer's fepor. submitted al
the annua. meeting Of the oxashta-
nenx Boat Club yesterday showed the
total assets OF the cub "a be Sill ! 80. SO,
iEcludlng buildings aud furniture.
There Was reported cash balance OF
ss3- ~ remaining IA tae treasury. Toe
lot2i expenses tor the past year have
oesn So, 15o.Zi- The net assets were
sslsrted 10 be sl.s57.5T less than the
amount a. the beg ming OF the year
1881. Officers were elected as follows:
frsssoent-I- NJ. Turner.
vlce-Pres.dent-HenFy b. NcCor-
Nisk.
secrstary-ThomasC Crane.
Treas1rer-Ciark III. Gleason.
Dirsctcrs-two years-R. ID. Wood
cock, Vim. I. AcGurrin-
Drectors--one year, T. McGrath,
Fred j. ADAMS, ". d. Pugh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
Health has its weight. We

Health has its weight. We
cannot go far above or below
our healthy weight without
disturbing health. We can
not keep health and lose our
weight.
1t is fat that comes and
goes. Too much is burden
some; too little is dangerous.
Health requires enough
fat for daily use and a little
more for reserve and COM
fort. That keeps US plump.
The result is beauty--the
beauty of health.
A little book on CAREFUL
LIVING shows the importance
Of keeping your healthy
weight. We send it free.
scorr 4 Bswx.. Chemists. sss South 9Th Avs.us.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
Advertising Grand Rapids.

Secretary Van Asnus OF the board
of trade, presented leo copies OF
"Grand Rapids as 1t Isl tn the dele
gates who attended the Funeral Direc-
tors convention which hat been in ses-
sion hero tor tho past two days. He
also presented few copies 10 the Mar
BILE and Granite DeaIers' association as
q means of advertising the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
Annual Reports Filed.

The Automatic Car Step company
filed its annual report with the county.
clerk yesterday. Capital stock, $4,000;
paid IN SIS 900; personal estate. $25, o00;
no debts and no credits.
The American Handle company filed
its annual report with the county clerk
yesterday. It's capital stock is $50 900;
paid in SO 900; real estate, $4,000; per-
ional estate, 81 ,295; debts, S9SS2;
credits, $29S5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
New Clearing House Officers.

The officers of the Grand Rapids
Clearing House association for the conf
ing year are rs follows: ]. H. Hollis
ter, president, J. Frederic Baars, vice
president; ". H. Fowler, secretary.
Joseph Homer was elected manager to
succeed G.. l.. Grinnell, who has re-
signed his position in the Old National
bank to go into business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
HuriaI permita.

Charles r. Taylor. No. 122 Winter
street, aged n years. grip; Cornelia
Davis, No. 81 DUMMY street. aged 81
years, pneumonia; May l.. Chapman,
No. Sli Hall street, aged 50 years,
pueumonia; Gustave Uecker, No. $40
Ottawa street. aged 40 years. pneuno-
mia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15

AZ, 81 /. fsssgAs sasins lest .
drive Hhesi bsswesn EeHteith and
fiaia sssi yesterday. The accident de-
l2ysd the serth bsuad passenger train
spsat t~o houTs.
George Dsdsven and G. J. Lock
wed, sensrai passenEer sgsnss, re-
spseassiy fsE tie G. = w. II. asd shs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
His Right Hand Badly Hurt.

John Steiner. On employe at the
Leonard Refrigerator factory. had his
right hand caught IN planer yester-
day and all the 6ugere we're terribly
cut. II was necessary for . surgeon 70
remove . bone from one Of the fingers
while dressing the wounds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
Jacob Barth's VIII.

The will Of the late Jacob Barth was
filed IN the probate court yesterday.
Allef the property. which 10 valued at
$50, 900. - given To Mrs. Barth, and she
IL named ~ executrix. The homestead,
which 10 already ia Mrs. Barth's name,
IL not mentioned in the will.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
WILL SHOW A BIG INCREASE.
Amos Musseiman's Coming Report ci
Manufacturing Statistics.

Manufacturing Statistics.
The statistics of manufacturing in
drstries that are now being compiled
by Amo. Musselman, chairman Of the
board of trade committee on statistics,
will show an increase of about twenty
three per cent in the value of products
for 1891 over those Of 1889. The pro-
ducts of 1889 were valued at $27 ,46S,-
$50, and those Of 1891 are estimated to
be $34. 000, 900. The amount of capital
invested IN business in 1889 was Sl5, 1855, :
SEQ, and the report will show that the
increase in two years has been approx
mately seventeen per cent. The in
crease comes from new enterprises and
from more money being put into those
already existing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15
Mrs. Solomon Thrown in Snow.

While driving into the city yesterday
from Games, Supervisor Solomon's
horse r i away, throwing his wife into
the street. She was considerably shaken
up and injured her arm and side. The
cutter vas demolished before the horse
could be caught,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15

Mr.. Jacob A. seger, Of Milwaukee.
aad Miss Abbie McInnis. the we'll known
contraIso Of thm city, we're married 1t
the residence Of the brides parents. on
Gold street, last evening. Further par
tleulAfs viii Appear later.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15

Hartman 10 sealiaa his complete line
Of cheap Uusse ~ fiye cents pe5 eepy
until feB L. Dent niss pour ckancs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-15

The snnusl meeting Of The BuiIderS
hnd rrsderS Exchange last evening
wss attended BY large numbsr of the
members. The various committees cub
mifset their reports. which we're &C.
kepsed and approved. Upon melton
hhs sccrefary's report VAS laid on the
liable until the next regular mestiax,
without having been read. The team
sters report Showed cash balance o.
hand Of sllo.ss. The eleeten "a s.aes
krs and directors vas then hsid when
Resulted IN tee election ct che fellow
ing Eenslsmess President, J D. Ware;
wee pres'dent. r. G. Csnpbsil; sssre-
harry, Jeha uosk ne. treasurer, W. e.
Festhssly. The following tsrsct0s1
were elected. N. NJ. RsynsIas, Zee, 1.
pavidsoa. John Rsssons Geo. ~. Md
Der and gshn Drefge.