Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

III Goller. There 10 ahssauirls DO excite
ment whatever There sas little
trouble Nth the Navajo Indians . few
weeks ago. and We thought 81 first that
our regiment migAt possibly t~ called
cut. but the outbreak Was II very short
DURATION The otstreperoos indians
were soon sabdued. and there Was DO
occasion Tor ordering our regiment out
there. There have been no other dis
turbanees this year. The navy fellows
have been having all the excitement THE
year. The review gave them all .
chance 10 don their full -dress uniforna
and show chat . magnificent appear
ancc they could present The army has
stood back and looked on" Colonel
Shafter viii spend several days IN the
city before returning 10 his regiment
Judge A. V. McAlvsy OF Manistee was
guest In The Morton yesterday. Judge
McAivsy was one u the candidates for
the nomination for justice of the su
premc court at the republican conven-
ton held hero last fall He WAS backed
by Manistee county. and received sixty
four votes on tho first ballot. Ii was
believed by his friends that In case the
Cahill and Hooker factions dead locked
Judge McAlvay would capture the nom
nation. He 10 graduate OF the Uni
versity of Michigan. and Ii one Of the
most popular lawyers In northern Mich
lgan. lie In still young man and will
be heard from in some subsequent Judi
cial convention. His repubiicanism IN
81 the stalwart type and his ability is
unquestioned.
Every agricultural implement dealer
in the country is surprised at the trade
SAID H. q. Wing II jackson in the New
Livingston last evening. Nobody
thought the trade would amount a. any
thing. but. as matter Of fact. il has
doubled. Ii Was the general belief that
the farmer would save all his money 10
60 to the worlds fair. All of them are
going. but they're buying farm ma
chinery faster than ever. The only way
l account for il in that they have heard
Of the prices charged at the fair, and
have decided that they must raise big
ger crops in order to have enough money
to see the show
Frank ii. Irish IL the New Livingston
will go To Spring Lake this morning to
look after the resort hotel there. which
he and his uncle. Ed J.. Irish. are man
aging this season. The hotel Was not
damaged by the fire yesterday, and Mr.
Irish does not believe the disaster will
exercise any particular effect upon the
seasons business
CT. Grawn OF Traverse City dined in
the New Livingston yesterday. Mr.
Grawn is superintendent Of the Traverse
City schools. and is recognized as one Of
the leading educators in the state.
John J. Foster. Miss kittie Foster and
Miss Maude Conover constituted a
party Of Greenville tourists who arrived
in The Morton last night.
G. F. Kerry. one OF Reed City's lead
ing grocers, took dinner in The Kent
yesterday. while in the city on little
business trip.
Al Goodine Of Gooding is in the
New Livingstone Mr.. Gooding virtually
owns the town. and is in the city buying
goods.
j. Frank Clark. Big Rapids lumber
manufactures. was among yesterdays
arrivals in the New Livingston.
MoRroS-T. q. Hertzer. Alba; A. v.
McAlvay. Manistee: George r.. Bowling
Montague; J.. Aarons and wife. Manis-
tee; A. Arntz. Muskegon. o. b. Law.
Detroit
SwEEr's-G. NJ. Cooper, Saginaw;
James O'Brien, big Rapids; Charles NJ.
Elliott. Detroit; L. Y. Davis. Fremont;
v. Petertyl, Traverse City; \. Nichols,
Charlevoix.
NV LIVINGSTON +. Grawn. Trav-
erse City; q. s, Hawes and wife. Manis
tee: y. Kenyon. lonia: f.. G. johnson.
Luther; ". W. GiIisnl. Detroit; 4. Miles
and wife. Benton Harbor.
EAGLE Frank Grccnman. Owasso:
J. w. Parker. Lowell; Harry kelfman.
Detroit; Il. ii. Spencer. Benton Harbor;
W. 5. Chopin and wife. Ionia.
KESr-R. Goodrich. Traverse City: c.
7. Kerry. Reed City. ID. ". Calkins. Me
Cords; George r. Gum. Lansing; c. H.
Baker, Bay City; J. h. Goodale. Muske
gon.