Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

slons. bss vhen b. he's : souan u
charge In uins oasrs out It
Zen he hss no oonoepsion a
the correct thing. When mans wife
accompanies him. he eaght -
indicate that fAc1 hsyond The p1nsibiiity
IL . doubt The eorrscs 1oro y ~
register "a Mr.. and Ars- John Jonsn.'
not - John Jones and wtf&' TIE
words and wife may escspn notice &
indistinctly written OF e the had u
scrsxiy- But there u 20 chance for .
mistake when il % Mr.. and Nrk Joces-
Occasionally you lind . man Who regis
tiers - John Jones and lady II you
AJAX him il thst's his uifs With him. he
grows warm under the collar and de-
mands An apology. Yet We have no
means Ut knowing whether tie has xue
or not. One day = veli-dreescd msn
and handsome young woman came N
for dinner. He registered ~ G. N
Smith and lady. and the address wss
lively little town about thirty miles from
here. A hotel reporter copying the
register naturally supposed u Was ar.
Smith's wife who Was with him. and let
il 90 that way. IL wasn't Mr.. Smiths
wife. and he nearly had nervous prostra-
ton before be fully explained the case
satisfactorily all around. II he had
sense enough 10 have written the young
womaa's name on the register. az even
registered ~ e. ~. Smith and friend.
great Zeal Ut annoyance would have
been fAved both Of them
J. Ia Bree Of Leydeu IL = guest in
Sweet'a Dir. La Bree il a book pub
Usher in that historic Dutch city, and is
in Grand Rapids calling upon several
OF his customers II came over TO me
worlds fair" said he last evening. and
! thought would come TO Grand hap
ids and see my friends here. Nj. Door
mink and Mr.. Hugenholtz are old Gus
TONERS Of mine and / have been visiting
them. Grand Rapids seems . remark.
ably enterprising business like city. !
am surprised at its Development
Everything about Il 10 neat and caesn'
the business blocks are well built, tho
residences large and spacious. and the
grounds well kept. 1t 10 the most
pleasing city Of its sixe ! have
ever been in. The worlds fairy II IL
magnificent There Is no language
too strong to express my delight /
looked for something wonderful. some
thing that would be typical Of thegenius
and enterprise aud progress Of the Amer
lean people; but ! was not looking Tor
anything % stupcndous a. the White
city. II 10 undoubtedly the grandest
exhibition that was ever conceived l
am sorry that more Europeans cannot
come to Chicago and see the fair. il
would modify the peculiar views % many
OF them have Of the American people.
Mr.. and Mrs w. +. Hazen and Me-.
and Mrs. III. 4. Haxen are guests In The
New Livingston. w. E. Hazen II mem.
Der Of the board Of inspectors OF the de-
partment Of justice. A. Stevenson OF
Rockport. Indiana, another member Of
the board, il guest in Sweets While
in the city they will examine the &C.
counts of the officers Of the United
States court and see that the books are
all right. Mr.. Stevenson Is recently
Mr.. Hazen. land am making this visit
principally for the purpose Of coaching
him. We expect to be IN Michigan Tor
about q month. a. it will take that long
for Mr.. Stevenson to become familiar
with his duties" Mr.. Hazen 10 . cousin
OF General Hazen. who formerly manu-
featured variegated weather for the up
per lake region and tho Mississippi val
ley. However. this particular member
Of the family never manufactured IN
ounce Of weather, and has always tried
to live an irreproachable life. Mr..
Stevenson IL no relation to Adlaix. He
is a typical Hoosier. with q flowing gray
beard and twinkling b. eyes. He likes
Grand Rapids. and hopes he can stay
here for the next thirty days.
L. Il. Feighnsr, 8. s. Schsntz, G. H.
Carpenter and WI. Curtis OF Woodland
are guests in the New Livingston. Mr..
Feighner is editor-in chief and bust
ness manager Of the Woodland News;
Mr.. Carpenter is in the hardwarc::bus
nees and Mr.. Schantz is the proprietor
OF a large general store in that thriving
Barry county village.
LII. Church OF Howard City. ~.
publican member Of the recent state leg.
islature. drifted into the city yesterday
and moved the previous question on .
Morton house dinner.
w. s. Platt, editor Of the Fremont In
dictator. registered In Sweets yesterday
w. A. Anderson, proprietor OF the Ere
uiOut iicuf uihics Woo - 8oSes ~ s@Ss
same hotel also.
A. A. Bleazby Of Ka'kaska. proprietor
OF Bleazby's Exchange bank, and lead
ing real estate dealer OF that village. was
among yesterdays arrivals at Tho Nor.
ton.
FL. Cobbs OF Cadillac, a son OF the
president Of the Cobbs 4 Mitchell Lum.
Der company. was among yesterdays ar
rivals in The New Livingston.
B. Wolf Of Montgomery. Alabama
and +. II. Brown Of New Haven are
guests In Swect'a They are in the city
buying furniture.
John b. Beckwith. Of New York. one
Of the best known veneer men visiting
the Grand Rapids market, 10 guest In
Sweets.
William Conner, the veteran Marshall
travelling man and uncompromisins
democrat politician. 10 registered IL
Sweets.
Richard l. Newman. one OF Allegan'
leading attorneys. was In The city yes
terday and dined in the New Living
ston.
William Smith. IN Eaton Rapiis lum
Der dealer, was among the Michigan ar
rivals in The Morton yesterday.
Charles +. Gates. one Of NORTH
Brarch's leading lawyers. is registered
in The Morton
Morrox-Jamee NJ. whallou. Fitch
burg; Cyrus Smith. Lsnsing; William
Smith. Eaton Rapids; L. L. Church