Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-23

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returued. broke IN the front door sx-
psct,ng % nnd--an unsa sisfaetory state
of a6nlru. His wife thought he vas .
burglar and pounded BIN slnos. 70
death with . suck Of ssovewood. and
out of him ~ the sAms time.
The Sensational Van Dasen divorce
cass - NJ Cismsns has been drawing
good house from the start saturday
. big TAwboned, bswbisksred female
On the witness stand Vas asked whether
she thought Van Dusen dangerous
man around the houss. etc. She re-
pied In . buxz-saw basso that nfs
didn't know how Il was for hls vile.
but - for her, she wasn's afraid OF the
''best durn Van Dusen that ever
walked" And then the audience
laughed 90 long and loud that the
sherin broke ha xavsl ia restoring
quiet.
William Kenniston OF Sullivan. Mus-
kegon county, causcd the arrest OF his
vile tor unchastity. Just before she
stepped into q cell to await her trial.
she caused the arrest Of her husband
on . similar charge. After the worthy
pair had enloyed complete isolation IN
Muskekon's new jail for several days.
they established q modus vlvendi, paid
the costs and were released To settle
their troubles without the laws aid.
The boom edition of the Adrian
Times contained eight pages descrip-
tive OF that lively little city, Its
churches, schools, charitable and educa-
tional institutions IL was An honor
AhKe to Adrian and its enterprislng
publisher, Mrs. Thomas 8. Appiegate,
the courageous little woman who took
up her husbands pen, paste pot and
shears when the Almighty called $50"
on that genial Journalist.
Rps;lanti's scnool board 10 having .
monkey -and-parrot time, being all
mixed up in = schoolma'm's spat with
the superintendent. The little teacher
il 90 wrought up that in letter to the
board she referred to her superior as
''person," which, when translated from
Bostonese into the vernacular. is sup
posed to be uncomplimentary.
A couple of trappers who came into
the $500" the other day sold their WIN
ter catch fer 500. They caught 62
beaver, bears and 2 cubs. . fishers, 20
martens, Is -mlnkS and q number Of
muskrats. They say some kinds of fur
bearing animals are on the increase,
particularly marten.
LOUIS Bosenbush of Linwood has
sued the Michigan Central for $40, 900
damages. His horse got stuck in cul-
vert and he went down the track to
signal the approaching train. The en-
gineer stopped, but when he learned
what Was the matter he went on, killing
the horse. 1<1sk
The Michigan headquarters train will
leave Ann Arbor for Washington to At
tend the national encampment of the
G. A. B. on tho afternoon of September
IL. Those wanting quarters In Wash
ington should address L. p. Wright,
Atlantic building. Washington, before
June Is.
Escanaba people feel agrieved be-
cause their city treasurer has to give
bonds for but $50, 900, while that officer
in Menominee gives 1928 900. in Ish-
peming $l75, 900, and in Iron Mountain
Sl00, 900.
Henry Niles of Mecosta has been
fined 500 in justice court for SANDER
pastor Of the Congregational church.
The case will be appealed to the circuit
court.
The Chandle- Durbar Water Power
company viii at once build at the 500
. wing dam into the rapids $500 feet
long. 1t will require all summer and
employ large force Of men.
Mt Clemens thinks if IT had cheap
railroad TO Detroit it could give the IN
habitanss of that city an idea of what
fresh vegetables taste like.
Myrtle A. Lewis, Is years old, was
found dead half mile from her home
ct Bedford. Heart disease is supposed
to have caused her death.
The GUNNER mills at Cadillac will be
rebuilt to cat Blodgett's 300, 900 900 feet
of pine standing on three sections in
Wexford county.
State Bank Commissioner Sherwood
has called upon all state banks for q re-
port Of condition at the close Of bust.
mess on May II.
The front door of every saloon in
Muskegou Was closed yesterday, but
the hinges Of the back openings were
well CREASED.
John Brief of Stanwood felt 90 bad
because his mother didn't leave him
her home when abe died that be has
lost his WITS.
George Eastman, IN old and we'll
liked citizen of Castleton, died Of heart
disease while searching for his cows in
the woods.
The Benton Harbor Trotting associa-
ton has offered prizes during the meet
ing, July rs, n. % and 20, amounting
to sc. 900.
Cas- county women are collecting
laces and embrolderics for an exhibit
at the Worlds Fair.
Muskegon mills have shipped more
than 80, 000, 900 feet Of lumber by wa
| ter this season.
Mud . foot deep on one Of Bay City's
principal streets causes the merchants
| TO kick.
Alpena ladies have organized q Le-
gion OF Honor with . membership Of
sixty.
| The supreme court has adjourned
| with 100 cases unargued.
| Hartford citizens have raised 500 for
the starving Russians.
| Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
/! has . picture of our mill. None genuine
| without il. VALLEY CrrY MILLING Co.
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