Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

0hlcaSo 10 bocomio8 eoSuu1Assc
over the scheme to return to the govern
tnent the loan II t3.5O,Vp and keep the
faiE open Sundays." said &. u. Hastings
in Sweets last night The plan V al
excellent one and s~c no reason why Il
cannot be carried out To ciese the fair
on Sundays Will be = calamity a. the
city. IL will not only mean IN Immense
financial loss 10 tho city but it viii de
prive thousands II tho privilege " al
lending. The race for bread In . ing
city IL always hard one. and there are
many who cannot afford the Ioss Ut even
n single day. No person can see any
satisfactory part Of the fair In day or
even a week. and these persons do not
feel that they can AFFORD ~ lose the
time. They can 60 on Sunday. and II
the exposition il open every Sunday
they can see the greater part 81 II before
the fair is closed for good. This means
something 10 tho working men al Chi
cago and To those Of adjacent cities. too.
IL the fair Is open Sundays hundreds al
cheap excursions will he run. and the
poorer classes outside of the city will tie
given a chance too. by all means the
exposition should be kept open every
day in the week. Let them stop the
machinery il they wish. but leave the
gates wide open"
Don't say purple Of violet, my
dAr boy" expostulated Louis Witt
meyer. Chicago dealer in millinery IN
The Morton last evening. "Eminence 10
the only correct and recherche term for
the multiplied shades OF the color which
we used Ia know rs purple. Think over
the trimming on all the spring bonnets
you have seen this season. The colors
are all cminence. no matter how much
variation there may be in the shade.
Strictly speaking. eminence is. royal
purple. Ii is the color of the papal and
cardinal robes Of state. and is is to this
that it gets it's name. Royal purple IL
just as good name for il; but eminence
il newer. Whimsical and cratic fashion.
however, has applied il to everything from
lavender IL violet. The light and dark
and the medium puppies are all em-
minence. and the woman whose bonnet Is
trimmed with anything suggestive Of the
seventh prismatic color is bound To be
in fashion. Big flowers are the proper
thing for summer hats too. The larger
they are the more fashionable is the
hcadgear. Lcghorn hats will be worn.
and the immense floral decorations will
assist in forming a combination that will
delight the feminine heart"
LcGrand Cannon. a prominent New
York society man. took breakfast In The
Morton yesterday morning. Mr.. Can
non recently married Miss Lille Thomp
son II Detroit. His bride is the sister
Of William q. Thompson. the noted poll
tician, and il heircss al the Brush
estate which is among the most valua-
bile properties in Detroit
j. Il. Hannah and y. &. Moffat al
Traverse City ate breakfast in The
Morton yesterday. They went 10 Sagi-
nav with the shriners. DIR. j. \.
Thompson. :. &. Desprcs and George
Cane 81 Traverse City were guests in
Sweets. They were in the city for the
same purpose.
Louis G. Stanley 81 Detroit. solicitor
for the d.. G.. III. * N. railroad. was a
guest in the New Livingston yesterday.
lie was in the city Ia secure an injunc-
ton restraining the city marshal from
selling certain tracts of land belonging
Ia the company.
T. G. Stone Of Saginaw is guest In
The Morton Mr.. Stone is a prominent
wholesale merchant in the city Of salt
and sawdust.
a. W. Mitchell 81 Cadillac. a mem
Der II the firm Of Mitchell Bros. lum-
bcrmen. arrived in The Morton, last
evening.
Il. j. Lowery 81 the Howard City
Record rested his editorial head upon q
New Livingston pillow last night
Sam Main OF Spring Lake. a member
81 the Cutler x Savidge Lumber COM
pany. is in The Clarendon.
Levi Scoficld. ex-mayor ~ Grand
Haven. was guest in the New Living
ston yesterday morning.
MORTON Alex Denton. Howard City;
J. L. Hannah. q. &. Moffaft Traverse
City; X. q. Peters. Manistee: r. H.
Bitcley. Casnovia; +. {. Stone. Saginaw.
SwErT's-J. A. Thompson. s. G. Dcs
pres. George Cane. Traverse City; II. l..
Gibbs. Mayiield: IL. A. Linderman.
Whitehall; T.. J. Ray. Cadillac.
INV LIVINGSTON W. Wyncoop.
Holland NJ l.. Bouton. Pentwater: l..
&. Stanley. Detroit; Levi Scofield, Grand
Haven: NJ q. Wanting. Holland; J. A.
Gafrity. Howard City.
EAGLE - II. Ballard. Sparta; j.
Scchcl. Lansing; j. NJ. Sells. Detroit: A.
y. Hunter. Lowell; II. ". Sill. Cadillac;
q. W. Weathcrwax. Ludington.
KEST-E j. Anderson. Plainwell: !.
C.. Watson and wife. Luther. J. W. Sci
due. Lansing: +. l.. Watson. Luther:
John Marshall, Bangor, u. /. Pomeroy
Detroit.
CLARENDON Sam Main. Spring Lake:
L. &. Addison. Fremont; J. H. White
side. Kent City; f. u. Clements. Ada:
Guy Heath. Sparta; William Olney.
Vernon.
BRIpGF SrRrFT-J W. Bentley. Hast
ings. Y. s. Lindner. Dowaglac. X y
English. Englishsille. q. H. Hall Ian.
sing, %. -. Hammond. Sparta. r. An.
derson. Rsvenns.
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