Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

mayor OF Cadillac. Ca his right and
left respectively sat Ex-Governor Luce
and Ileutenant-tioyernoF 6iudings-
Tue menu was one which vss dis.
cussec with relish.
Lees than = year ago the business
men who lad the lnferezt Of tie town
at heart appreciated that the pine ~ss
RAPIDLY disappearing, and that unless
sOmethsng were done the town would
die. Knowing they wrso situated "a
the heart Of the prettiess hardwood belt
IN the country tie future Jay there.
Agricultural lsnds also were ne excel
lent. These men promptly bought 100
acres of land N the CITY. plated II and
then began looking for industries that
would manufacture hardwood That
they have been successful - shown by
the fsct that four fecsory sites Of the
ten have already been buiit upon-
A Bright Faisr~.
The future og the town u exception
ally bright. Logg 7g roads are BEN.
built through virgin forests And svndi
Gates are securing tracts 81 bard wood.
The population Of the place has ia.
erased I 500 IN the last year.
To say that the members OF the
board are dong this work for personal
gain IL a mistake. such men ss W. ".
Gunner. Mitchell, Gotta. DiEeins,
Judge Hutchins and Others have ma1e
their fortunes In Cadillac and are now
giving time and money 20 the towns
advancement that Others may 90 the
same.
When the cigars we're burning. Toast
master piegins raped % order and read
letters aud tslcgfams of regret from
*. United states senator I. ". Palmer.
Governor Rich, I. II. Weston, Speaker
Tatrun. =. i. Ini. Hii.i@n Aiaen
Smith, w. R- SHELBY. G. NJ Heaid. ca
Governor Ashley. the Rev. 4. n. bcsie.
W. Biodgeu. Judge l. J. Kelly.
Among the guests frem knfoad were
ex-6overDor Luce. Lieutenant Gov
ernor 6idclnrs. lSnsins, tto Hoa.
Persy Hannah. J. W Niliiken. I. T..
bates. Frank iisn,lson snd l. T.
Sprsgue ~ Traverse Cay.
TIE toastnsastFr ffen introduces
ex-Oovernor Luce. who said IN Sab.
stance n responding - N.t1lgau.
Ia the early Gay q Nicaicau pfo-
/ pie had an idea fhsg the ststs was che
tsst swamp totally un.ii for hse7fatlots.
anu the oniy sge nss InalsD- aud
wolves S,sme l.H men "a lilc css, To-
scstiEsie3 ard The opu.encc wDich SOW
exists 10 one Demonstration - pepu-
| lar falincy. Esen thees ptoDcerk fst
| but \ FAINT idea that shefe was any
tning bat pine ~ the stste. ufaaUsiIr
u eas The mineral tnai attracted sttes-
ton. Then Toe fertile soil. Today
| Alchigsn stands st ire head Of o1f
gres, come oavesith - point oE nat
urAl wealth. The day 81 pue iis-
passed. burt u hsrc wood and sgri-
cu.snrs is jasi dswnlng.
TIE Ess. Heop-s'. serspsrfsers
"a respon.e 10 '.Onr CornHv - she
! Rev. J. "a. Hooper made fee tef~e
/ compsr sons When the faeftsss
stepped on Plymouth sock. vAat
"a nov the United States. ~as
vest wiidsrntss cssiifstion
and christianity we're onknoeu.l Frey
ress was Z myth and industfy psilicsfd
OF. fUfoce vac the uofid. looHF, "a
iess thsn three centuries, ~ 'Efty NJ
ton h-s "spfuHg out AZ Tie wsn.
whose Advancement - al tln~f ~ss 80
RAPID that the sorid fsFped "a amaze
Dsnf
10 mention the business ~ Csdli-
isc. (" ssid l.. J. Isv. "a ~ name sss>y
n.sa IN ths favn. We al love fs1liisc,
and strive q ffuriofe nef welfare tsv
md usts ses are cosnsns 20 us bringing
ns~ Sc. siood and brain. The esdii-
lac ksnsss A bs-ssf company h>s iost
come from Isonllss and rlii rmpiog
/ TO naen. The tumnfr Asnpf>cfrf-
sur corsr<nv rnsfse not cnIv ladders.
buf al sinds OF f.nc eatinet rors A
rer hrnos, hsnais fE<lcrf lss rer<nt
srqni<fion rnd hss cstsoriy Of -four
teonssad ter tsy. J. A. tfaFis A
Ca efsrff1asfsd fksf ~e rad