Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-18
NEWS OF THE HOTELS.
Breezy Chats With Efninen, Guests
What the Registers Show.

Breezy Chats With Erninen, Quests
What the Registers Show.
w. b. Wells and wife of Vancouver,
Wash, were 1T the New Livingston yes
terday. They are on their way home. II
entertain very fond regards for Mich.
gan" said Mr.. Wells. IL well rencln-
Der the days way back in ls4b-is when
used TO live just north of Lowell. IL
was yeritabie wilderness around there
then and can recoleet many vivid ex-
periences with the Indlans. On the 4tn
of July, 1919, Grand Rapids was town
Boosting of only one brick huildlng.
and that year they celebrated. | made
I'D my mind TO take 1t in. 50 | walked
all the way to this city; got here before
the majority OF the people were out of
bed, aud had a great time. j reinem-
Der hearing Judge Whitney deliver the
the Grafton 1t the old Congregational
church. | have been sort of a tran
scient character all my life. In 1880 I
went TO Rotterdam as representative of
the United States under President Gar
field. Well, took il up aud found
there was matter OF three or four
thousand dollars a year in IL. Stayed
there little while and transferred
over To Dundee, Scotland. with double
the remuneration. Came back later To
this country and made my nome at
loIia. Now am sway west on the
Pacific slope, ia thetfnest country i'll
the world and u'st' saiuiirious climate.
am engaged IN the lumber business,
and hope to he back TO work inside OF
two weeks.
John K. WOOD of Woods Official
Railway Guide. Detroit, arrived in
town today and is stopping at the Liy-
ingston. He IS IN the city on business
connected with his publication. Mr..
Wood mas lately increased the size OF
his Railioid Guide, embracing the
state of Wisconsin. Tins feature
alone" he said, twill increase my CIR
cuiation to hundred thousand the
coping year"
Among the notables stopping ut the
Eagle hotel attending tbs prohibition
convention held in the city are Mrs.
Mary Lsthrop. Jackson; Mrs. Marion
q. Baxter. Charlotte; Miss Rena
Micbaels. Albion; Samuel Dickie, Al
bion; Charles Z. Russell, Detroit; John
Russell. New Haven; A. S. Partr dge.
Flushing; A. Z. Cheney and wife,
Sparta.
Michigan men at Sweets hotel: Will.
liam Lapham, Lapeer; George Monroe.
Owosso; NJ. ii. Douglas. Hartford; Will
liam Lacy. Battle Creek; j. z. Callahan,
Otsego; MISS Ida l.. Johnson. Muske-
gon; A. w. Cuff, Detroit; Harry Dean,
Detroit, Mrs. L. Baker. Muskcgon; l..
Ii. Groze, Detroit; S. A. Mills, Cold
water.
Michigan men at the Morton house.
II. l.. Broadbiidge, Detroit; NJ. NJ.
Ewing, Albion; NJ. NJ. Mather. Howard
City; F. G. Row, Lansing; E. ID. Beslcy,
Waukegan: q. II. Anthony. Detroit;
Daniel Striker. Hastings; +. Z. Pitcher,
Detroit: A. {. Winds, Jackson; J. G..
Jenkins, Detroit.
Ex-Senators j. w. Moon from Mus
kegon is at the Morton today lie is
in stown on purely personal business.
~ like Grand Rapids" said Mr.. Moon,
"put we think Muskegon is the city,
and We are not all doubling but what
il Is destined to be the third town in
| the state.
Ex-Governor Cyrus &. Luce passed
through the city again today aud took
dinner at the Morton. He Is on his
| way to Kalamazoo, where he will adj
dress banquet given by the Sons of
Ireland.