Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-24

.whatsvss bscoms a ths 0rasd Rap
ids base ball clubi" asksd G. &. 6tsvsns
u Milwaukee n 6wsste let night.
-When vas hero before Uet . toe q
young frisnds who imagined they uege
going to have STATE leegus thst could
play moro hall In . minute than any
thing else could IN . week. Died. did
its Well. I'm not suFprissd. Bee ball
is dead everywhere. The fuss that y
being made over it this season b Just
the customary wake preceding the burial
Of the corpse. Nobody ever goos 70 .
game any more. Nobody takes any In
tercst in IL. It's . thing q the past
Some day il may b. revived, but NOT for
several years at least ] We In Chicago
the other day. and decided TO 20 ~ .
ball gsme--the only one I've attended In
two years. Blamed Il / didn't 20 10
sleep after the fourth inning. The game
wasn't a interesting - . church social
or Sunday school picnic. Base ball y
n defunct a. tiddlede vlnks-if you
know what that ID"
II wish knew how the fall furniture
trade was going 10 open mp" said !. w.
Whoelock Of New York In The Morton
last night I'm afraid it's going 10 be
little dull, but there i no way Of tell-
ing. When anybody says trade In any
thing is going to be good OF bed. hs's
only guessing At it The outlook now
for lively condition Of the eastern fur
niture market IL not 20 bright a. Il
might be, but inside of month or two
the whole aspect may change and trade
may be an lively a. the most discour-
aged Of W may wiah-"
w. II. Dewey Of Hafbor 6psings, man
ager Of the Harboe Point hotel. IVES .
guest in The Morton yeetsrday. Mr..
Dewey i not epthusisstic over the pre-
ent weather. He wants the mercury 70
climb to the 81 notch and linger for q
couple Of weeks. BY that time. he
more guests than they can cross pile on
what they're looking Tor.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Smiley deserves Z great
deal of credit Tor her work In furnishing
the Grand Rapids room Of the Michigan
building said I. n. Weston in The
Morton last night. Thero 10 nothing
prettier Ia its way at the fair Il has
just been completed, and 10 now open to
visitors"
w. b. Jones Of Lansing dined in Tho
Kent yesterday. Mr.. Jones 10 president
Of the Michigan division Knights of the
Grip. and is one of the most popular
men that ever used mileage book.
When he isn't doing anything else be
is an insurance man.
Richard l. Newman OF Allesan IL
registered in The New Livingston. Mr..
Newman il one Of the shining lights at
the Ailegan county bar, and knows q
thing or two about politics in addition.
George X. wymsn Of White Cloud
registered in the New Livingston yester-
day. Mr.. Wyman is the proprietor Of a
planning mill. and 10 slso one OF the lead
ing lumbermen in Newsygo county.
Miss Josie Wagner. daughter OF c. W.
Wagner. one Of Big Rspids leading
druggists. dincd in The New Livingston
yesterday.
MogTox-R- G.. Peters. Manistee; w.
III. Dewey. Harbor Springs; F. W. Car.
Isle. Saginaw: +. j. Mattieon. Detroit;
q. W. Reed. Stanwood; Neal Mcmillan,
Rockford.
NEw LIvISosroS NJ Walker. Fen
ton; G. II. Higdon. jackson; Richard L.
Newman. Allegan; Miss Wagner. Big
Rapids; George K Wyman. White Cloud;
Charles Quick. Lowell.
SwEKr's-M. w. Sanford, jackson; W.
w. Foley. Muskceon; s. E Wilson. 6agi-
nav: j. y Baldwin, West Bay Ctr; Il
X. StalIings Grand Haven; ". HJkss-
ley, Detroit.
EAsLE Robert Ranney. Portland
Eva Peterson. Oakfield: r. B. 6quir~
Rockford; f. ID. Frost. Allegan; 4. j.
Wood. Flint; J. T.. Ecreendcn. Mt Pleas
ant; q. w. Crook. Detroit.
KExr-E. J. Kinney. jackson; F. l.
Roberts. Manton: A. n. Nichols, Detroit;
ID. Gardiner. Luther; T. NJ kiibridc.
Ann Arbor; ~ h. JoneA Lansing.
. CLAKKSpoS q. J. vsa Nssa. Hart
ford: T.. l. Marvin. Psotvater; H. j.
Shrouds. Horr: Israel Davis. kalsms-
ZOO; +. X Hayward. Csso0via-
Bnipos SrRryr--G. w. Webster. Big
Rapids, Andrew Fuller, Lansing: NJ l.
Stewart. Detroit. Will TrasiA Fremont,
W. NJ. Smith. Cssnovis-