Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

George Mcbride Il Grsed Haven.
blew into The Morton yesterday, and
flashed the Sunlight IL has smile upon
Arthur Grants diamond They're
catching hack hsss eight feet began
Mr. MeBrids A. be stood In front q the
main entrance. watching the electric
ears glide by. Then Mr.. McBrids
paused for . iDonent and reflected upon
his reputation st hotne. They're catch
ing mighty long fisL any way" he con
tsnned "You cant imagine better fasts-
ing than we have been having until
this rain rolled the water in the river.
Catch 'em Just a. fast As you could pull
EN- on the hook. They'd fight among
themselves for the privilege Of biting.
All the resort cottages In the vicinity Of
Grand Haven have been taken and ne
expect a big season. There are . mum
Der II residents u St Louis and Mem.
phls coming up 10 spend the heated
term" Since Mr. Mcbride turned over
the custom house 10 -Dud' Watson. no
! has returned To his lac practice.
& ii. Peck al Petoskey. proprietor u
the Arlington hotel. Was guest in the
Morton yesterday. Mr.. Peck WAS ~ one
time night clerk in The Morton. and
has been managing the Plaza hote! IT
Rock Lodge. Florida. during the past
winter. The outlook for the northern
season is good" said Mr.. Peck yestss-
day. We shall open the house about
july L." L. +. Mclven 81 Jacksonville.
Florida. will be- manager 81 the Airing
ton. Miss Ada Donneliy 81 this city
will bc cashier. and James j. Bsylis has
secured the news aud cigar privilege.
Miss Mabel Bates u Traverse City
dined in The Morton yesterday on her
way to Chicago To join her mother and
sister. who are seeing the fair.
James Cavanaugh. q. S. Stout and
the Rev. Bielby comprised party OF
Lake City citizens who dined in The
Eagle yesterday.
w. III. Clark Of ST. Johns, one Of the
leading masons Of Michigan. was among
yesterdays arrivals in The New Living
ston yesterday.
The Morton, has returned from two
weeks visit to Kalamazoo. Niles and
Dowagiac.
+. A. Sunderlin Of Lansing. assistant
state bank examiner registered IN The
New Livingston yesterday.
Judge A. v. McAlvay Of Manistee
was guest in The Morton yesterday.
MoRToS-C. ii. Higdon, jackson: III.
Il. Holmes, Detroit; A. v. McAlvay.
Manistec; Frank w. Foster, Newaygo;
Miss Mabel Bates. Traverse City; +. f..
Ball. Dowagiac.
SwrET's-F. II. Ritter, Constantine;
Il. l.. Webb. Alma; w. II. Grout. Wayne;
+. 5. kippil. Gus Bishop. Vaudeville.
New LIvINosTox-E. A. Sunderlin.
Lansing; w. II. Clark. st. Johns;
Dwight Cutler. Grand Haven; A. L.
Peck. Lowell; ID. q. Crotty. Muskegon;
j. Il. Stewart. Detroit.
EAGLE-John Free. Casnovia; c. ii.
Howe, Saginaw; w. Il. Williams. Char
lo;te; T.. +. Wright. Rockford; j. s.
Montgomery. Three Rivers; j. H. Marsh.
Spring Lake.
KEyr-A. b. Gates, Rockford: James
a. Swcezy. Hastings; l.. II. Gibbs and
wife. Edmore; NJ. Payne and wife. Trav-
erse City; p. +. Wilson. Detroit; j. Vol
mer. Lilley.
CLARENpoN-J. L. Bailey, Rockford;
s w. Webber. Lyons; George Curtis,
Ravenna; j. j. Wood, Lansing; Charles
Wells. Berlin; George j. Van Ness,
Hartford.
BRIDGE STREET-R p Comfort. Nash
vile; f. +. Burlingame. Coopersville;
Will am Deubel, Ypsiianti; NJ. NJ. Dodge.
Vaudeville; Mr. and Mrs. NJ ID. Bunker.
Sullivan; George s. Thomas. North
Dorr.