Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-06
Itens of State News.

Items of State News.
Michigan pensions orglnal-Lef-
emo D. Chad wick, Newell VI. COOK,
Randolph Dlmick, Lorenzo y. Willard,
Walter A Mzyez, Charles + warren,
Marcus NJ. Quartet, William North.
Andrew smith, Franklin Irvine, Carl
schultz, Louis Creveeouei, Henry New
man, William Birmingham, Enos J.
Rsxford, Joan Arch, William Kidney,
Hiram Smoik, David Schneider, John
Eitel, Henry l.. Gould, Alexander
Boshe, Joseph King, Edward Baker,
Jonathan II. Woodruff, William cner-
man, Lyman Goodwin, Natnanisl hill
hard, Edward Z. Woodruff, William J.
WnItcomb, Henry A. smith, Elias Car
ter, Scion Pierce, George Maxfeld.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. sutton, Ed
win Williams, Laurence Flarie. In
crease-Chsrles A. Lamb, Peter r.
ClApsaddle, Robert Mabbs, Nicholas
Hall. Reissue - Charles Francisco.
Original, widows, etc.-Emma f. sopsr.
minor OF Edward r. F. WhItsell, Har-
riet K. Tnaysr. Mary Wegali (motner),
Julia A. Dickinson, Mary Mitchell
(motherl. Elizabeth G. Luke.
The following corporations have filed
articles of ASSOCIATION the past week:
Central Publishing company, Detroit.
$4,000; Williams Milling company,
Williams, Bay county, $40, 900; Pioneer
Flour Milling company, Stephenson,
800; Eaton Rapids Harrow Point
company. Eaton Rapids. 81, 900; Tri-
county, exposition of Osceola, Lake
and Mecosta counties. Reed City.
$4,000, Benton Harbor college, Benton
Harbor, Sc, 600.
drsst damage 10 being done to every
thing along the Clinton river IN the
vicinity of Mt. Clemens. Three RATS
containing 400 logs belonging to l..
w, shook, have been swept away.
Capt. William Dulsc loses $4,000 feet
of lumber and the Van-andegham
Stave company forty cords Of bolts and
= large quantity OF heading aud
shingles.
Deaths harvest: Chas Codding of
Dowsgiac, aged IS; * Eden, Mrs. Mar
tina Bachelor, aged rs; Mrs. Abrother
Powers Of Hudson, aged IS; Andrew
Porter. q Bloomfield pioneer. aged 81;
at Muskegon. Mrs. Jessie Morrell, aged
80; Mrs. Critics Lamieux, aged 80.
Today Pete Andrews deserts his
cases IN the Big Rapids Bulletin office
to become . cornetest IN the Hattie
Bernard Chase Dramatic company.
Peter will soon sigh for the odoriferous
benzli.e can and the click, click, click
of the types In HE stick.
The state board of education has ap-
pointed the following teachers to the
training department of the state normal
school: Maud Cadv of Cadillac, Flora
WILDER Of Iron Mountain, Georgia Ba-
con of Grand Rapids, and Ida Taylor,
Of Jackson.
An old paper has been unearthed at
Saginaw IN which the leading article is
. petition 10 jefferson Davis, then Sec
retary OF war, to have certain surveys
made OF the Instructions TO navigation
in saginaw rlver.
The stock holders of the newly organ.
lied Ludington & Big Rapids railroad
elected the following directors: Messrs.
Blodgett, Wing McMaster and Fuller
of Ludington, and Anton Asmuth OF
Milwaukee.
The Rev. Henderson of Detroit has
discovered that it's right to work for .
living and that it is wrong to live OF
other peoples exertlons. And the
worst of it is that be mad the courage
to say 30 from the pulpit.
George w. Goodrich of Clinton
claims that he Was the first white Child
born in Lenawee county, and he has
gathered evidence 70 prove 1t. He has
never lived out Of the county.
The famous electric sugar case at
Ann Arbor, IN which Mrs. Olive E.
-. ~. <n, "A ~
has ended, the jury returning . ver-
dict Of no cause for action.
The Michigan Central flower gardens
at Niles, are now in full bloom, and
every lady passenger on the fast trains
is presented with q handsome bouquet
at that station.
The Detroit Saloonkeepers' associa.
ton has Endorsed the plan Of the Rev.
DR.. Rainsford of st. Georges church,
New York, approving gilt edge sa.
looms.
Cadillac people think that the dissi.
pated looking old G. K. 4 I. depot al
that place is . disgrace TO the town and
have requested its removal.
Ex-sheriff Kinney of Branch county,
has been appointed . special United
States pension agent. He held the
position once before.
Louis Jensen, employed At Dona-
hoes camp, Dilley, Newaygo county,
WAS killed while at work in the woods,
Joe Taylor, . Cross Village engineer,
may die from the effects of terrible
scslding. An insplrator few of.
The Michigan Sand Brick company il
now making 10000 bricks per day at
Salt Lake City.
Roller skating has broken out at
Bronson and may again prove epedimie
there
Several million wall-eyed pike are
being planted in Van Buren, county
lakes
The JonesHsgerman single factory
1t Big Rapids has finished its yearly
cut.
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