Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-15
HOTEL CHATS

Henry i. Coe, editor OF tie fpsilanfi
Commercial and one Of the brightest
young newspaper men In Michigan, 10 q
guest in Sweet'a Mr. Coe was at one
tima assistant professor Of mathematics
in the Michigan state normal school
Altar q few years he grew tired Of
cosines and the theory OF equations
One day he threw the blackboard eraser
in the waste basket. dropped the chalk
box out OF the window, ind renowned
the whole business from the Pythagon-
ian proposition TO Descartes' theory OF
bi-quadratic equations. Then he
bought the Commercial, and began to
write double loaded editorials designed
TO prove that the tarih is a tax. Since
then his downfall has been swift Now
in addition to editing q newspaper, he
owns two trotting horses. One OF them,
Mason Nutwood, promising 2-year-old,
was entered ia the 2:40 class trotting at
the August meeting last week. The
other one il at Comsfock park also Mr..
Coe is in Grand Rapids looking after
them, and incidentally seeing what the
liveliest city in Michigan looks like.
Attorney General A. A. Ellis regis
tered in The New Livingston yesterday.
<LEs I<All< " az III tk40 LAtf ~ toA1AAt Win
Judge Champlin, Edwin Il. Uhi and n.
OF the laws passed by the recent legisla-
ture. "Act No. a." said Mr.. Ellis. 'pro-
vides that notes may be protested on
any legal holiday or the day before. Act
No, 16o provides that legal holidays in
Guiding Saturday afternoon half holt
days, shall be treated the same as Sun
L.. l..a a.. -
protested on the pext succeeding secu-
Tar day. The laws fatty contradict each
other. William IA. Fowler, secretary OF
the clearing house. has asked for my
opinion. The laws in question are OF
the utmost importance. and came here
to get the opinions OK several distin-
guished commercial lawyers before pass
ing my opinion
Judge John n. Baker Of Goshen, In
diana, OF the United States district
court, arrived in the New Livingston
last night. accompanied 10y Mrs. Baker.
They have been spending Ia the north
and will remain in the city day or two
while on their way home. Today Judge
Baker will psy visit 10 Judge
Seyeran's court
Frank Lincoln OF New York. the we'll
known humorist and original reciter,
WAS greet in The New Livingston yes
terday. lie was In the city 20 visit his
friend. Gaylord White. IL is probable
that Mr.. Lincoln will give one OF his en-
tertainments in LocAerby hall during
the coming season
g Il Billings Of Lansing, state con-
missioner Of railroads. IL guest In The
Morton. Mr.. Billings has Just com
pleted q thorough inspection Of the
Grand Rapids 4 Indiana railroad. VA
company with the chief officials IL the
read.
J. Harvey Poole. II. Trambley. Peter
Bosch. Susan b. Grant. Richie Bosch.
Mare Groat and fi9ssie Knapp ~ Chi.
cage dined in The New Livingston zee
ierday. They are OTTAWA Beach re
sorters. aud ran up 10 see the city.
c. Devlieger, r. II. Andres, John
Bruce. Jr. and +. III. Penuoyer - Grand
Haven. we're guests In The New Liv.
ingston Tor breakfast yesterday morning.
Charles W. piclxell ~ Detroit. former
" superintendent ~ the Ludiugton
schools. and later a resident - the city.
dincd IN The Eagle yesterday.
Waiter Clark % Battle Creek. ore q
the best known horsemen IA Michigan.
arrived 10 The Morton last night e. lock
after hss horses nov nj Cymstock park
Mrs Clark accompanied him-
John q. Gronlrerr ~ Jsuses J. Dayhs'
Morton heuee news stand has gore "a
pefoekey @ look after Mr.. Bsyiis busi-
nese IN rkr Ariingten.
Mies Marsh Buaruft snd Mis-. Matte
McNAashion q iliz RApisis were guests
BE- The Ne~ Lislngston f0E dinner yez.
ifrsiay.
J. a. Haak. 1. X. fiaak 49, ~ X.
iIaak = Lutheg we're ansaaF yestsrsieg :
arrivals N the Ne~ Lsvsnr~ien.
Mowre@ u ~ sraldsng. Cadillac:
NJ ana Mr. " n Sqaiss. itir Rapids,
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