Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

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Tor Their heath, and that TIE gold brick
and tie lighiaing rol contract finally
bile!h like the serpent snd sIingeth like
Missouri ire aater.
Iowa Is prosperous and happy. said
G. 4 Ctase u DesNolaes IN The Nor.
ton yesterday. The wheat crop is a
wOntteF. Corn has never been better.
Oats and barley are ali that anybody
could ask. Potatoes are selling for a
dollar bashel. What moro could any
bosly hope fofg The state depends
entirely upon its agricultural products.
aud when there are good crops, the
times are good. They have never Deen
more promising in the history IT the
state. aud we expect year OF prosperity
IN spite OF free silver or anything else
Mr.. Chase 10 10 the city buying furni.
ture.
". ii. Harnsberger 81 Washington. a
special pension examiner. is a guest in
The New Livingston. he rs on lbs way
10 Cadillac and will take Examiner
Lowry's place.
Mesiames Leota L. Becker aud Ada
l.. johnson ~ Saginaw are guests IN
Sweets. They are in the city conduct
ing school u instruction FOR tho Lady
Maceabees.
2Ldttfo ~ TRANQUIL % fsfE @stpstHs
fox many years a power in Mecosta eoun-
~ politics and veteran republican. Was
q guest IN The Morton yesterday.
Blaine Gavet., Of Detroit. deputy pas
senger agent for the ID. L. & y. road.
dined in The New Livingston yesterday.
Charles L. Hills and Tate Starke Of
Muskegon, were among the arrivals In
The Morton yesterday.
MoRToS--W. n. Kelly. Traverse City;
Miss +. Shaw. Lowell: Mrs. NJ. A. c.
Orrey. Flint; Mrs. ID. Mackenzie. Mus.
kegon; w c. Orrey, Flint; John Il,
Buchler. Detroit.
NLw LiyrNcsroy-Blaine Gavett, De.
troit; {. W. Wyncoop, Lansing; :. L.
Wilkinson, Manistee. W. r. Gibson
Kalamazoo; q. A. Sweet, Detroit; Mr.
and Mrs. J. III. Hilton. Jackson; NJ. g.
Hotchkiss, Bedding.
SwEEr's-H. +. Strong. Jackson: Il
Gavett. Detroit: l. L. Beecher. Ada
johnson, Saginaw; Theodore Sanders
Detroit; James Dempsey. Manlstee; w
II. Hutgren, Detroit.
| EAGLE--L. G.. Ray. Rockford; q. u
! khyshouse. Kalamazoo: Mrs. >. j. Cox
Elk Rapids; L. T. CIandall. Lansing: G.
| y. Bullock. Ravenna. g. r. Baker
Manistee; W. w. Beam, Maneelona.
KENT-D. Howell. Lansing: e. II
| Davenport. Big Rapids; George Blass
Sparta: l. = Wilson, Detroit: \. VI
Carr, Cassopolis; J.. Merrill. ST. Louis.