Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-01

the ministers and other good easlxsns OF
tenn perzacs deEouaclng TIE proposed
csle bratsou as Unworthy Of notice, ana
lntmaling that Il Was planned for the
day uenEioaed so that the saloons
might have harvest Of patriotism and
urewater.
A man opened a saloon near luua-
Der CAMP "a Oseoas . tea days Axo,
expecting ~ catch the tumberuaen and
TIER dollars. The bFasny tolisKs were
On 20 Dis scheme, AMI put dynamite
under his joint and Is vas soon cut OF
slght.
George Melvin OF Esston, Iona
county, Who is held in 81 900 bonds for
zssa1Islng Nellie Hxriand, aged II
yeoKs. claims tnas a % put-op JOB on
the part Of the girls parents, VINO want
u ges money out OF him.
Secretary Reynolds OF the Agricac
tural college ana Charles W. Garfield
OF the state Board IF Agriculture will
make = Trip Ihrocgn Great Britain and
Europe tnls summer on their 6.eyeies-
Battle Creek has q Chinamaa who 10
50 enthusiastic over Americas customs
TIA. n proof OF his faith aud patriot
ism, he has imported $4,000 tireerack-
eTs. when he viii set OF on July 4.
Hiilsdals people got offended aud
tired OF . mason dc lose. which was
tnriving there. and crowd ralded Il
and cleaned II Out. snd the inmates
lied the town.
j. Steward of Vernon, Isabella
county, who has been for years search
ing for a lost son, nGs just discovered
that 10 died IN 1888 IN the United States
army.
A Niles pastor arrived in this country
three months ago and could not speak
. word OF English. Last sunday he de-
Lvered bis first sermon in Anglo Saxon.
Bay City proposes TO have q colossal
blowout on the Fourth. The govern
ora staff and several companies OF
state militia will be there.
II. IL. sanborn prominent citizen of
Saginaw MAS asphvxiated Ia Chicago
by escpaing gas He was buried from
his home yesterday.
Daniel A. Sseley aged 81 years died
=. Flint " ednesdsy. tie came TO this
state and ssttlcd upon the present site
Of Flint in 1890.
The churches in Holland all united
in prayer the other evening asking that
| there be cessation IN the chronic rain
| storms.
Mrs. Ruth T. Walker of Alpens Is one
of eight heirs who claims -, 000, 900 left
by Thomas Chalssy who died in Texas
IN 1851.
Frank Hake was instantly killed at
Walton the other day while assisting at
barn raising. A timber crushed him.
Hillsdale county Grand Army men
have formed battalion To take 10 the
national encampment at Washington.
Battle Creek has new daily called
| The Post, and il seems TO be bright and
active in dealing with the local field.
The Lansing Condensed Milk COM
pany will have branch factory in op-
erstion at Muir in few days.
The West Michigan Kennel club will
make.an effort to hold bench show III
Muskegon early In tue fall.
Preparations nave begun 10 rebuild
the burnt district in the principal busi-
| meas district IN Decatur.
BERTHE Davis, . 16-yesr-old boy More
| town, Missaukee county, has been
missing for four weeks.
Governor winans states that he will
make Columbus day, October ~ a
legal holiday.
There is such building boom at the
$500" that painters and carpenters are
| scarce.
The Oscoda Saturday Night and the
| An Sauble Times have given up the
ghost.
| Lansing has voted 20 issue 100000
worth of bonds for an electric light
plant.
Idlewild, summer resort near Cad
lilac is pestered with vicious wild cats.
Thus far $1,000 pounds of wool have
| been marketed at Homer this season.
Ram has done great damage to the
| onion crop III Van Buren, county.
The Van Buren, county convention
| has been called for July IA.
Holly will have o new three-story
| brick hotel TO cost SIG. 600.
Lumber business at Saginaw 10 re-
| ported TO be very active.
Church scandals are agitating the
people of Wacoosta.
Homer will light their streets with
electricity.
Small burglaries are numerous in
/ Bay City.