Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-16
0easrai STATE News.

with ice.
Mrs. Margaret Hummer d led ct Park
vile. aged io4 years.
The Adrian dustpan IA Glory turns
out 1000 pans day.
There are nint-en different secret
societies IN Tires Rivers.
There u much distress and suffering
among the poor OF Adrian.
j. ID. Saoles. an old and respected
eitixed OF Tecumseh, Is dead.
The Ionia County Farmers institute
viii meet AZ lonia, Jan 27-2s.
Over half OF tho population of Dow
aglac are down with the grip.
Colonel Fowler anl wife OF Reading.
celebrated their golden wcddin ON
Thursday.
The Phoenix Iron Wor ks at Port
Huron. will construct the Ia rgest GYM
der ever made IN Michigan.
The short course in progressive agri-
| culture under the auspices of tn e state
board Of agriculture. is in session at
Essa es;yr.
A new pos,office has been established
| in Bennington township by the name
of Sagerville, With Rollin Pond rs post
| master.
A Laingsburg man sold 400 sheep to
| eastern Ia-ties recently. This Is the
largest flock Of sheep ever sold out OF
| Shiawassee county.
The first Shipment OF grain through
| the bi. new elevator at Benton Harbor.
a cargo OF 10000 bushels OF rye con.
signed to New York, was made on Mon.
day.
Two young children of William
| Allen. jr. of Miilbrook, turned over
| lamp while at play, and were so
teyerely burned that they died IN a
| tew hours.
| Albert Granger. for fifty years rcsi-
! dent of Clay.own township died at his
| home Thursday morning OF heart dis
ease. he was a leading farmer and
lifelong democrat.
John Macrutsky. Bohemian. form.
| erlv of Menominnee. was instantly
killed IN a lumber camp at Curtain.
Wis, Thursday. by falling tree strik-
| ing HIM on the head.
| Francis Oimstead. a prominent busin-
ess man of Greenville for over n quarter
| of . century, died Tnursday afternoon
at l O'Clock from the grip after a sick
meas of hut sixteen hours.
Leland has caus, to feel proud OF its
boys. When they are not filing the
school house stove pipe with dead
roosters, they try their skill at running
the old saw mill. They belong to the
night force.
| Michigan pensions--Albert o. Mann
John Butler, Joseph Parker, Reuben
s. Crossette, James Smith. Additional
Harry Nauman, Alex. r. Harper,
Randolph. Original, widows. etc
Amelia A.. Spalding.
A rocker weighing eight tons, on TIT
mammoth pumping engine Michigan
at the Calumet and Hecla stamp mill.
at Lake Linden, broke "Wednesday
night. Auxiliary engines will do the
pumping for the present.
The Kalamazoo Presbytery at il!
its meeting at Three Rivers this week
bad upon its program the installation
of the Rev. Emmett Rankin. 1t ad
journed without doing it and Three
| Rivers PresoyterIars are wearing two
collars per day.
| A Battle Creek man slipped dOwr
Tuesday evening, broke his New Year
resolution, and some of the sharl
pieces penetrated the inner section o
his hip pocket and somewhat further
This caused him to break another reso
luton and fire out words that weighed
yourd apiece.
The human wolves who court the
halter by felonious assaults upon youn,
girls should 70 10 Clair county, a.sE
Clair county females should cmigratc.
There were two conyictions for TIN
terrible crime in that tncuit last term
and the judge gave each OF them five
| year sentence.
Some Marshall youths went to
gaiety show expecting TO see something
wicked aud we're disappointed. Manag
ers of shows have found out that ba,
and indecent performances do not pay
aud the hoteikeepers and hall owner
have also discovered that the manager
| of such shows do not pay.