Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-09

bedGed in his neck ABOUT an inch,
snere 4 Was held by the haro- The
handle was sawed OF and the boy
xeot 20 town holding oa 20 the stub,
WHICH WAS dnally removed. vita the
spear. by the doctor.
BUD Ludden. an elgnt-year-old boy,
caught h.s foot IN frog on railroad
track al Detroit. Thursday. and before
Es could extricate himself a freight
train came along and raa over ooih
legs. AmputAtion Was necessary, the
left limb being taken OF above the
ankle and the rignt. limb above the
knee.
The seventh annual convention OF
the Womsn's Christian temperance
union of Van Buren, county will b.
held M the BaptsI church a. SOUTH
Haven, on Tuesday and "Wednesday
April II and IL. Demorest medical
contest on the evening OF the 18Th.
Tustin had Big fire tuesday night.
A note, two stJfe-, printing ONCE, u
A. K. and Odd Fellows hall, . resl-
dence and some barns were destroyed.
the loss aggrsgating SIC. 900. and the IN
surance only 5000.
Ro.alie paquin. 8 years old. was
found drowned IN . spring at Muske-
gon Thursday. sne Was the only
daughter IN family of seven. and her
psreats are greatly Frustrated over her
death.
The fruit evaporating firm of Fowler
& Mosey has dissolved partnership, Mr..
Fowler retaining the plant at kalamo
and Mr.. Mosey taking the Lake Odessa
establ i>hmeDt
George w. Myers of Detroit, in HE
answer to AIS wife's complaint for
divorce, charges that she bought a
sleeveless drcollete dress and scandal
ized him.
Frank Fleckenstein of Iron Noun
tain. gets twenty-five years In Mar
an,tte prison for killing Patrick Cary
near Segola last December. He plead
guilty.
The state fish commissioners expect
TO hatch 10000, coo. coo wall-eyed pike
eggs aud distribute them among the
larger inland lakes this season.
Frank Durfee, while hunting at Long
lake, drew his gun toward HIM by the
muzzie. The doctors think they may
be able to save his arm.
William Kerr. a fisherman, was car
ried away on the ice when it moved
out the straits week ago. He has
never been seen since.
A Marquette fishing tug picked up
two men from raft on Thursday
They were nearly dead from cold and
exp sure.
The Free church at Bridgeport was
destroyed by ire at 8 O'Clock Thursday
morning. Loss, $500; insurance,
$1,000.
The 4-year-old son of ]. F. Miller
of Manchester. was fatally burned
while playing at q bonfire Thursday.
The Young Women's Christian asso-
citation OF Saginaw has 22S members
and IS In flonrlshing condition.
Farmers in the vicinity of Howarc
City are holding large quantities of po-
tatoes for the May market.
John Epler's house. three miles from
Petoskev. was burned Thursday. De-
iecuvc tlue.
Mrs. Ruggles of Three Rivers fell
down stairs the other day and broke
TO tn arms.
Boys found the body of dead babe
IN Clam Lake river near Cadillac the
other day.
The new Presbyterian church at
Munger's station will be dedicated
May Is.
Over Sc. 900, 900 feet of logs are banked
on the Marquette river waiting for high
water.
A carload of black walnut logs was
recently shipped from Leslie to Ger
many.
Three additional wells are to be sunk
| to increase the water supply 1T Lam
| sing.
The graduating class of the Stanton
high scnocl for 1892 will number twelve.
Milo Dibble. pioneer resident Of
Greenvllle, died suddenly Thursday.
There is brisk movement in lumber
| from Manistee 20 Chicago.
The White Lake resort wants the
| Chsutauqua assembly.
Work has begun on the new electric
railway at st. Joseph.
uratiot county fair at Ithaca the last
week In September.
Kalamazoo celery growers are already
| putting cut plants.
And now Belding is to have an cleo.
trio street railway.
Paw Paw IS to have young mems
republican club.
Kindergartens are being opened at
| Adrian.
The Kelley cure at Worthwhile 10 now
open.
Howard City will have . bicycle
club.
Traverse city wants an iron furnace.
Howard City fair September 20 to %.