Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-08
Items of State News.

For some time past the young toughs
# Byron have industrIously collected
all the ancient dated eggs they could
find. The cause Was apparent the
other evening when q married man and
his outside mash we're walking in
lovers lane. The eggs were then pre-
sented them in all their strength and
glory but not oil at once nor in .
basket.
The 5-year-old son of George Todd
of Morenci, who has been subject TO
epileptic fits for couple Of years, has
been treated to the nperation of treph-
ming 70 relieve the brain pressure. A
piece of bone an inch wide ana four
inches long was taken from the left
side OF his skull. He bids far TO re-
cover.
During . Misunderstanding between
John Garrett and John Sage at Cadillac
in the latter part of July, Sage's ear
was found TO be directly in the way of
. stick of wood being welded by Gar
rett. This playfulness has been the
means of the latter being fined $25 and
al costs. The case has been appealed.
At Saginaw two men entered the Par
sails Soap company's Office and while
the obliging bookkeeper was showing
one of them goods the other pried open
the money drawer AID distracted $50.
These two men are paying the expenses
of tour through the state by tn is
manner Of business.
Policeman Wallace arrested . Lon
don, England. couple at Port Huron
aud locked them up in Jail because he
was requested To by hotelkeeper who
claimed they owed HIM 80 cents. The
policeman will now answer t4lthe may
or for thus becoming little summary
court house.
A short, chubby individual who lays
claim To the very peculiar name of
Craw Fish Is making tour OF Grand
Haven examining heads and .ell-
ing fortunes. HIS dialect is 20 thick
that it can be cut with q knife. He
cIaims whitechapel, London, as his
birthplace.
June was the largest month in the
history of the 500 canal, the freigh.
tonnage for that month being 1871 $40
tons; but July beat June by 154,S37
tons. During the past month 1,i0l
steam vessels. $50 sailing craft and
nInety-five RATS etc., passed through
the canal.
Harry Graves who conducts q res.
taurantin Lansing, was arrested on Sat.
urdsy on complaint OF Maria Dorsey, =
colored young lady. for violation of the
civil rights law. Miss Dorsey alleges
that she was refused dish of ice
cream by the defendant on account of
her color.
The Chicago d Grand Trunk has
issued q general order requiring all ito
employees to be vaccinated on account
Of the large number of persons enter
ing the states from foreign countries
over the road.
Friday is the State woman'e Christian
Temperance union day at BAY View.
Francis r. Griffin Of Montgomery. Ala,
" II deliver an address aud = Demo
rest gold medal orsto<Iai contest will
take place.
While working in q mill at L'Anse
the coat Of william Wright Was caught
IN some shsfting and he Was whrled
around and terribly hurt, the whole
lower part of ole BODY being psraly,ed.
Hodunk sportsmen have formed a
driving ASSOCIATION. with Fred Swan A.
president. end Wallace Barnes as sec.
IStSty 8tta tr1-ufFfs lucy viii nest
today 10 arrange for building q track.
Prof. r. II. Rnpp, for IS years ut the
head Of the mus,csl department OF the
Adrian college. has rvs gnei that po~s-
non and accepted . professorshlp ia
wnitmsn college. wsIls wAlia, Wash,
william Temer, aged "a. . Republic
lumberman, whsie riding . % fell
from il. Hs swsm . short distance
pat vas taken with cramps and sank
before biz comrades could reach him.
The newspaper correspondents oil
southern Nicnsgan viii meet at Mar
cellus Aagnss II. All editor. and cor.
respondents in the southern part of the
STATE are invited 10 attend.
A large consignment Of peaches from,
the fruit farms Of 0resns county IA.
been received At Maske9o8 and the
trsnsporsstion companies are prepar-
rng for the expected rush.
Martin r. wsisses Of Hslton ard Nj,
~sfe have lived toxsther for - years
For some reason Martin TANKS tnev
we're ssrpropsviy nsted end Res asked
for divorce.
Tse Marshall Foldisa nAth Tel
eesapnny 10 uovSns inse thsf ss~