Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

severely critics SEQ, and a ssNs hesn Al
iedzsa that ne xss trying 20 deiest
TIE tli "a account al 3tkioasss hui
thss : not true Senator Bnfs has Z
been - seiise IN he opposition - sew
srai otnsfs. tut sEsrs - olspostfoa
on the part Of certain msnbers who
secretly oppose tne lnes<nfe. and have
not the courage 10 stand ~ their con-
slotlons, 10 lay eli the blame OF >ens-
tor Burt"
III Governor Rleh does not reap
point James A. Grocer sbe eoard wlli
aose one ot lie most valuable men,bers,"
said l. W. sprague OF Grssnsslle. .
member OF the board Of managers of
the soldiers home. "Ar. Grocer 10 one
OF the hardest working ana mosi sfh-
Gent members of tie board AID Is
would be hard matter TO Gil he
place. He's - good . republican a.
there Is, aud for that reason hope for
his reappointment- George +. sanford
Il the other member of the hoard
whose term wall expire next month. 1
believe that Col. J. X. Bsshop OF Grand
Rapids and Gen. Trowbridgs Of Detroit
are both candidates. Gen. Trowbridxe
Was appointed . member of the hoard
once before, bot ne appointment Gas
confirmed. Both are good men, AZ 10
the appointments that will be made BY
the new board. ! dou't know . thing.
Col. H. s Pierce 10 said TO bs
candidate for commandsnt don's
know. only hes-d ~. You ere. I'm
not taking much sntersss In the ap-
polntmentA. ~ they wssl BE- made ~
the republican menbers OF she board"
Arthur Hill Of Saginaw was q guest
in the Morton yesterday. Mr.. Hin 10
one OF the leading iumheSmen Of the
Salt valley and 10 . member Of the for
eetry COMMITTEES of the slase worid's
fair board. Michigan Will have .
creditable forestry display IA spite OF
any clams 70 the contrary" he aid.
michigan lumbcrmen are taxing =
great interest In lt, and will zee that il
is Q success. laundering u rather
lively this WINTER" continued Mr.. Hill
in speaking OF the industry. s'Sagi-
nav men have nothing TO complain Of,
unless il 10 the superabundance Il
snow. There 10 too much even for the
lumbermen this year. Most Of the Sag
NAV men cut their logs in Ca NADIA and
the upper peninsula and then RAT,
them to the Saeinawe. The snoW u
much deeper north than il ie here. and
hampers work even where railroads are
/! not used"
Last evening 4. A. Stowe of the
Tradesman gave . banquet IN the
Kent TO the entire Office force. The
| menu cards were designed by b. III.
Howig. foreman Of the composing
room, and were decidedly unique ia
their way. After the name OF each
dish on the menu was q composing
room term that stood pat--colo slaw,
double slugEed; boiled ham, tat take;
Saratoga cnips, cut " picas; roast tnr-
key, pied; raislns. wire strung. etc. On
the back Of the card WAS . diagram of
the table and each guests place
marked.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. T..
A. Stowe, Mr.. and Mrs.>w. n. Fuller,
Anna n. Gilliland, Cora J. Cady, J.
Hervey Neeland. Alfred KuenzeI. Otto
Miller, Charles Walthuis, Earl Smith,
Nettie Stebbins. Dee Mills, Nette Stuck
Grace Smith, Franc smith, Liz
ze K. Rowley, Lila K. Hub.
bard. Henry Patterson. John bin,
men, John De Boo. Frank Bliss. Joe
Detz, Paul Eoacre. Ernest Newman
Judd Phillips. Harry M. Royal. w. A,
Stowe, B. II. Howig, George l.. Thur.
rton, S. p. Whitmarsh and 4. A. Owen