Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24

Il fss.isss that the democrats q ehf =
aouainsle General Durail0 10 eaE<s1se
lasr.os.T sid tic Hen. * X. E.seksr q
N1nislce. ia The Noxton ,s.ts44as
There ! : movement On foos q nsaai
nate Judge Howard = h&-ams4ee tAi
think ordinary fsalitieai cepTte<s De-
hands that he should ise paersksitiena -
make The run again The alnth distract
u ~ sss0 foF hin. t,o ihlsk be has
any sAos 10 be eiecteds FsiH@ssd Dir.
hlAcker AZ amusement ~Src&t ocegt'
Why nols l think the people have
ALREADY seen the srror Il Their MAYS.
Look a. the state legislature. Tbs re.
puhllcans are all ashamed ~ IL be~.
We arc going a. Win. Amt We. Uncle
Johns and Uncle John fsrr affirmed
that we are
Il am up 10 attend meeting % the
worlds fair committee on religious ex-
hihiss.~ said Mrs Mar T. IAiLrap a
jackson IN the Eagle yesterday. Nsr
LAthrsp IL one ~ the B.o<t prominent
Temperatures workers ia the country. and
for Twelve ytarr has beer president q
the state ". L. r. L. I'VE have de.
cided TO arrange the exhibit on The
same plan that the newspapers vii use.
We shall have photographs u the ia.
terror aud exterior s.ess Il Issdlfsr
churches and cathssirsss. The ". &. e.
l.. organization in Michigan h fasfl,
prosperous. The order - groxins al
the time. and We feel that our years IL
good work have not gene Tor nanghi.'
That Isn't bad signature fsa hIind
man, IL III" eaid Ian klce ~ the Bridge
- -.
name ID. t. Harmon and wife. Ailegan,
which WAS written in fairly even hand
across the register. MIR. Harmon Is
see letter that he wrote. but tire pen.
manship isn't 80 bad Lots Of men that
can see with both eyes cant write any
better than that"
r. w. Smith Of Detroit. general agent
for the Hcosac tunnel line. aud Thomas
A. Grose. agent for The West Shore fast
freight line. were among the railroad
men that were guests in Sweets sester-
day.
Mrs. A. E. Little of Duluth Is guest
In Sweets. Her husband WAS formerly
associated with j. IL. Wonderly i'm the
lumber business. She IT, in the city via
ting friends.
MoETox-Jamce Laruc and wife.
Lilley; W. II. Squicr. Big Rapids; X. W.
Marsh. Man1stee: W. ID. Place. Lansing;
Frank Merritt, Charlotte; Harry Hamil-
ten. Ionia.
NRw LIVINGSTON John W. McNsurh-
ton and wife, Big Rapids: T.. Davenport
and wife. Woodland; Il. s. Scott lIol-
land; +. S. Kelley. ST. Joseph: }. II.
Judkins. Reed City; A. G.. Day. Ne
waygo.
SwEEr's-E. L. Breeland. Lansing: c.
c. Torier. jackson; G. q. Barber. Mus
kegon; ii. +. Strong and wife. Jackson;
John A. Hoffman. Kalamazoo; ID. {.
Whetsell. Albion.
Kt~r-J. r. Gordan. Traverse City:
George A. Link. Cedar Springs; j. {.
McCullogh. Lansing; +. T.. Boosineer,
East Jordan; Will II. Shinn. Ncwaygo;
G. G. Gibson. Charlevoix.
EAGrE-Joseph Walsh. Coopersville;
Mrs. Mary r. Lathrsp. Jackson: III.
Morley. Cedar Springs: Enoch Andrus,
Hastings; Mrs. L. Clark. Morley.
CLARENDON M. r. Evans. Benton
Harbor: ID. Wright Pewamo: U. Malin.
Muskegon: r. W. Sherwood. Otsego: &.
r. Mason. Howard CITY: Mr.. and Mrs.
c. f. Strickling. Hubbardstown.
BRIpcE STREET HoUsE-W. j. Nc
Carthy. Parnell: s. HUT. Kent City; 1.
r. Paige. Sparta; II. w. Avery. Lowell;
r. T.. Young. Calumet; Enos Eyer,
Howard City.
Peter Conley. otherwise known as
Pete was guest in The Morton yee.
teriay. Mr.. Conley resides in Holland
and recently resigned the assistant sn.
perintendency Of the &. 4 W. NJ. road
Il have not yet decided what | shall do.