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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04


The life saving crew II L1dlngtcn. In
charge IT Capt. Charles Tufts. who per
forn4ed their duties xith such prtsi-
cheney az this place last SEASON. were
selected from the hundreds ~ stations
ia the United States 10 represent the
life saving service al the worlds far
They tos,k p.,ssesslon az the new stati,n
prepared Tor them IA Jackson park bn
April 4. where they we're provided with
an entire uew outfit 81 boats and apla-
ratuz
The sequel a. the Incorporation tight
Al Goblrsyille. Van Buren, county. v hn;h
came near dlsrupting that little village.
eili occnr at the hrst corporation elsc-
ton 10 be held April 10. Both the Ia
eorporatlonlsss and tho ante have nonii-
mated ioeal tickets, party lines are obiit-
eralesi. aud a merry war As on which
grows more bitter day by day.
Saturday afternoon two boys. Roy
Honsinger aud Clarence Davis. wire
playing along the river lust south Of the
electric light wofks.w hen they found the
body 81 female infant IA the water.
The coroner took charge OF the remains
and will make an investigation The
body had evidently been IN the water Tor
some tune.
At III o'clock Sunday morning the fine
new residence " Captain I'll Napier at
South Haven caught lire, probably
from a defective tue. Tho fire depart
inent responded promptly and got the
fire under control but considerable dam
age was done by both fire and water. In
surance, $1,000. Mrs. Napier was sitting
at the church organ at the time.
Adoniram J Smith. highly respected
citizen Of Saginaw was found dead IN a
closet Saturday night at Arbeiter hall
on the west side. lie had been in the
best II spirits and had gone TO the hall
to heir "A populist campaign speech.
Death resulted from heart disease. tie
was ~ years old.
Congressman linton OF Saginaw has
fixed upon Friday, April u. as the date
of the examination Of candidates for The
West Point cadetship at his disposal, a
fact that will be ~ interest 10 many a
young man in the eighth district.
A company has been formed 10 build
dam at the confluence OF the Menomi-
nee and Pine rivers, three miles from
Iron Mountain. They will generate cleo
tricity and conduct il TO this city Tor
manufacturing purposes.
The experiment Of raising onions on a
large tract OF reclaimed swamp land at
Bangor. proved so successful that a
largely increased acreage Of the odorous
vegetable will be cultivated the coming
season.
For the first time since the adoption
Of the local option law, not single
'tonic joint is doing business in Dsca-
tur. and only friendly drug store can
relieve the wants OF the chronic imbi-
bers.
The latest addition to Van Buren,
county journalism is the Christian En-
dcavor. a monthly published at South
Haven in the interests OF the society
from which il derives its name.
Hartford citizens are agitating the
question OF damming the Paw Paw
river at that place for the purpose
Of furnishing power to operate system
OF water works.
Mrs. Rebecca Deal Of Glendale sged
90 years. has just completed patch
work quilt containing $500 separate
pieces.
The annual meeting OF the Allegan
County horticultural society viii be
held at Allegan. April ).
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Henry spring Describes the BEAUTIFUL
Indian River Country.

FLORIDA - certainly one OF the most
delightful winter homes IN the world.
ssid Henry Spring yesterday. Il intend
o. spend every winter there hereafter. ]
feel ike a new man since returning.
There ara number Of Grand Rapids
residents who spent the winter az Rock
Ledge. Mr. and Mira WATERS and Nr
and Nr-. Cody are among them. Fred
r. TAYLOR. formerly % this city, has
built = hotel az Rock Ledge. When en-
tirel7 finished IL vii be one Of the best
equipped hotels ia the state. j. r.
Tout and James y. Davis are located at
Uayt0nia. short distance from Rock
Ledge Mr. Trout has an orange grove
there that will prove a very profitable
Investment The finest oranges in the
world are grown in the Indian river
crunfrg The @dl and climate are
especially favorable. and the oranges
haze 3 favor that = unsurpassed To
northerner who hss shiysred under the
litter Wiods that sweep acress Lake
Michigan. a trip 30 the Indian river
cfslarry = ike al entrance a. the gar.
sfsn - the gcris FROM Michigan biz.
Yards u FTorisls sunshine IA forty eight
hcurs - raoet delightful change. One
cannot appreciate 10 until he haa ex.
per.encrd u The mercury there dur
fnx the months q January and fehru-
az sfan,is from % - 20 degrees And
While wss there it crept "a - That
was a little too warm. but II was far
from being Internationally bot The
rights there ara always cool ard one
auakes in fhs morning feeling r'frrshet
and inyigorated There j. nothing eEer-
sasing IN TIE climate. There - slweys
a fresh taimy @sa hreexs that sweeps up
fr,m the gslf stream. a. The great
ocran current winds ia way araunl the
peninsula and floss - the nfFtiiesst
lnssisn river il not a river. II ~ an arm
u TIE go snd exieads sionx :Ae coast
fr 80 miles There il = stnp q lard
fsam tNo o. three niles wnis tstae~1
herssnrand tbeocean- The river Itself =
ffssn nliie - mile soda hAlfiD width.
The water - sslt aud irems ztta sea
fea. There are a larxe number ~ oys
Ger fssis IN TIE ritter ai-A TIE strip -
lad sIonx The e,ast u a ezra fttms
t.ssn. Dat H. rex - heea covered Nth
lnrh sd e~epf up ~ the otesn The
ehcie c.suntr.' - a deiigbifai pfs>er re
s,ft TAe northern constitution prob
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Little did William Lightpursc think.
IS one evening in the first glad stages Of
unalloyed happiness he entered his Hat
lem Hat. of the terrible news that await
ed him. But the agitsted face Of his fair
young wife told him all too well that she
had something terrible TO tell him.
"What is 1t. my darlings" he said,
reaching into the next room for chair
and drawing her gently to him.
"Alas! William, DEAR" she sobbed.
although our lease runs for . year yet,
/ fear we shall have TO move on the 1st. :"
But Why he answered the land
lord has not been saying anything to my
little peach blossom, has he?"
'Oh, no. she moaned, tapping the
ceiling impaticntly with her tiny, slip
pered toe. "buf William, dear, where am
/ going to put my ne'w crinolineY'--
Cloak Review.
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See Living Whist tonight.
See Living Wits, tonight


April l. new schedule 81 wages went
into effect en- the q. X. K l. road. 10 APP
ply 10 conductors and brakemen on
freight trains. The men are paid by the
trip. and have never received any extra
compensation for over time. by the new
for all overtime above two hours III the
train Is due in Cadillac al 6:.so all time
worked after s:35 will be paid for by the
company. The new schedule was unso-
hcited on the part Of the men. and they
are expressing great deal Of satisfac-
ton over il. To some Of the men it will
make a marked difference in wages.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
Local knights " i'yshias viii Visit
the Twin clxs isass.ion-

About fifty rs@Snbsrs a the two local
divisions 81 he uniftrm rank n knights
II ~ thias will leaye On a special train
over the e. 4 VI. NJ. al ID this after
Icon for Benton Harbor 20 attend the
annual ball 10 be- given by Twin City
division this evening A squad II eight
cen knights selected from imperial and
Grand Rapids divisions. will give an ex
hibiti0n drill under the command II
Captain James Bayne and First Lieu
tenant Max Thiele IL Grand Rapids ia
vision and Second Lieutenant Charles
l. Remington II Imperial division. The
silent sword drill viii also be executed
by squad from the Grand Rapids di-
vision. General 1arnahan Of lndianap
oils has assured the members u the
Isaton Harbor division that 10 VIII be
present at the festivities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
See Living Whist tonight.
See Living Whist tonight


George Hume Of Muskegon fled his
eleventh annual account II the estate
81 Thopqas Byrne. showing s93.c0i 20
nowfon hand. The expenses Of the last
year have been about 5000
Frank s. Donaldson. accused ~ en-
hcxzling 400 from client. was ar
rsigned in police court yesterday and
pleaded not guilty. lie will be exam
ined April 2.
John Paul Paley was arrested yester-
day charged with bastardy by Wilhel.
nina Noortlyke. After the arrest John
Paul thought better 81 the affair and
married the fair Wilhelmina.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

John J. Marshall and wife to Harriet
NJ. Huff. G 30 II lot 4, blk |, Blake
iey's add.
Henry ID. kingsbury to Caroline +.
Allen. part lots and Z, blk IL,
Converse $ add. .................-
Lille A. simmons to Evretta Oco-
book. part vacated blk 10, Hoi-
William Naber and wife In BOstain
Dooge. n n lot 10. blk 1,
Whites add .-.....--............
William Cridlcr and wife 20 Leman
Andrus and vile, lot 8, blk Fish
ers ada
Allie Andtus To William Cridler, lots
Ice and l0i. South Grand Rapids.
Ellen White TO Charles y. Judd 81 al,
lots and ?. blk 10, Tanner Tay-
lor add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Levi s. Irovin to stephen W. Brown,
lot ~. Skinner 4 Provin :. ....
james 4 Campbell and wife to Ed
ward Bourchier. lot 3. Vinegar 4
stevens lots 8, Is, II aud p.
Campbell a Underwood's ri. add.
lots No. Is and -, blk IL, takdalc
Az Wander Heide and wife 10 Ar
thur Brace. lot "a, l.. l.. Briggs
add ..-...-.......---.-
James Campbell and wife 10 James
y. Aniha. lots 10. IA and p, Camp
bell 3 Understood I'd add $780,.
Malinda Atherton 10 Thomas T..
Athorton, lot 5, blk l, Gardner's
rf9t add ..-.-..--....--.-..
Reuben Wilson 90 Daniel NJ. Adams,
fwo pieces q land on sec 5. Tyrone
ThsHnas Lyons aud wife 10 James
1ampbsll. piece Of land on see Il,
GrnBi Rapids. .............-.
Edward BogTchicr and wife 10 James
Campbell. piece Of land ON SEC -,
wyoming. ..s...............-
Arthur Brace 90 Age Wander Heide.
piece 81 land ON sec Il. Walker
George J. Geiger and wife 10 George
Schmelcher, piece Of land on sec
70, BOVINE. .-....+.-....-..-.-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

"Mr. Newman" inquired the city edi-
tor Of the new reporter. do you think
yon can wTito that obituary you are now
at work on without saying that by his
own unaided efforts he rose from tho
ranks TO n commanding position among
his fellow mem"
yves. sir" replied the new reporter.
furtively scratching out line OF two
he had Just written aud resuraing his
work with heightened color, IL
think ! car. Chicago Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
THIS Is THE WAY SIZE DOES IT.
New York Herald.


"rm feeling very much run down."
said the twenty~ixth spring poet. who
had called that day on theeditor. "Couli
you recommend anything could take
for itY'
yes" said tho editor YEARLY. yet
etrong enough 10 seize the opportunity:
stake two ounces Of pru~ic ACID or
twenty years trip 10 central Africa
Harper's Baxar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04


4 ssv>ns~ ysv~ssiss 81 Zee cvysssis - -
Bsts~m Of Hssbses
Tho "snchor scc. . BY which The ssesm-
" Gty Of Boston was Imprisoned Ia III
Thames rfvcr 81 Norwich. u Gus q ths
rtrsnsrst q wtntry phenomena ftecss
tr vAripus nafaes. West u Hsv Eng.
lani n L. known a. ''sinah iee.- and
abroad Il is called ground ice. ''lcttom
ice" and ''Iorprs-i iee," n h noe fesrs~d
rruu e.. surface ~ water. but soil~cts
On ~ hvsi< ~ streams Tl.k y ttsmoel
remarkable thing ah,ns H. Mary shco-
ries have b~en savhnrsi - sccosu& for
iis foyrnsfson. One ssisnfsss clsiznsi
that n wa- tha se<sit q rs<iksflDn ~ k<st
fresn sise river h>s. snd thai n ~Hs do
rcssfesi ca fte safne rffnefpls ~ dew.
AnasheT sfnsfiT msisstinei that ~ ~ss
rFdaoai ~ hf'ss sgseui~ u hssv fro~i
falling fFcm to atasoephtfs IHso cha
water
Tbs rs~@f aereptabi- hrposhszls. hs~.
svef. h sAaa ne ~hssi~ h<-l, q water IN
~hieh = - fsafsa - ii..soaxfly ehllle.i
~ = nsrris-shlsi seisan ~ tie esrr~ns
4 Ne @sssazs~s~A 49, IA uks inesksa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

"You don't seem to admire that Miss
Bowcher Is much Is yen used to. Jemi-
ma"
sNo, don't. / thought she was
fine girl, but she got ahead of me On tho
elevated the other day when i was in
q hurry 10 get down town. and l had to
stand behind her for 10 minutes while
she was finding her 8 pennies to pay Der
fare. "-Harper's Bazaar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Miss Gertrude Kelley is visiting Miss
May Winter 81 Muskegon-
Mrs. Fill ~ No. 3os South Ionia is en-
tertaining Miss Lyle Lambert Of Reed
City and Misc Dora Williams OF Holland.
Miss Kate Dunn. who has been spend
ing the winter in I'll Paso. New Mexico,
returned home yesterday.
W. IA. Brown and X. G.. Brown OF De
sroit have been visiting their cousin,
Charlie Emerson. Of The Review.
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See Living Wits; tonight
See Living Whist tonight


TsExs RfvsEe. Mich. April & The
70 year old daughter n Frod Horn died
Sunday morning from The effects 81 eat
ing the rcoss e water houllosk SATURDAY
afternoon. Three other children n the
same family. ranging IN ace from g. II
pears. ste - the ZANE plant and are not
expected - live Afa. Horn ~ the
mother - 3 weeks old babe. and Is ia
a very critical condition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
See Living Whist tonight.
See Living Whist tonight.


Bicycle suits we have, them all new.
We represent one OF the largest houses
in this line. Gardiner Il Baxter.
The independent Social club will give
a grand hall Thursday, April -. in
HlbeEnian hall. for the benefit OF the
Bentz children. These children are in
destitute circumstances and are in need
az aid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

English village Sunday morning. Lit
tie Girl-Please let me have q penny
worth of zap
Druggist cannot. my dear. There
is no soap sold here on Sunday morn
ing.
How IL that7 I saw you sell stick
Of licorice 10 girl few minutes ago.
"Oh. that's different. She IL going 10
eat 1t in church "-Schalk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
WILL NOT GIVE IN
Becklayers and Contractors Wont
Badge an Inch.
SERIOUS BUILDING LOCKOUT
Con<rsesor~ Outside the ExehaEge
F.ssr the Asa--kxchsnxe Goa
trzetors Ma ~. Nieid.

ase0n Contractors Who are menbsrs
a the Builders and Traders exchange
are Indignant over a fake report psb
lished IN an afternoon paper. Ia whIch
the exchange 10 charged with planning
and pushing the strike. They say that
The sltuation u absolutely unchanged
ssnee Saturday. A 10 their plAas taey
say they ssil do nothing either in the
ssy q conferFing with the men or at
tempting 10 get others until pext week.
The members q The Mason Contractors
and Builders exchange are: Malons i
Knapp. Sullivan 4 higgins. J. ID. Bo-
land A Wander Hulie. j. IT. EoslSen.
Charles r. " Cent? a Soc. 4. Brem-
..artner. A. ". Mshnke. p A. McHugh.
l. G. Davidson & Co. q. H. Dayifsnn K
Co. James Curtis 8 Co. Hauser. Hay.
den & ONen. +. c. Eckrrt. William
koerke, J. Hermann and Charles Con
hell
While the bulk of the ma-on work Is
done BY firms Who belong % the ex-
change. there are a few firns outside
Nho employ quite number Of journey
men. Soue * these are IN sympathy
with the men. and will employ them for
the eight hour day. All the contractors
Who we're seen yesterday say that the
public - with them. but the coEcensus
"a opinion among the iourneynen Is
quite tho reverse. The contractors say
that a change % eight hours would
demoralixe the sholc system Of work
on a building. as the carpenters work
nice and ten hours, and they could not
work "a advantage in the proposed way.
A prominent member II the exchange
said yesterday that he met an owner OF
q building he had under way who called
him down stefnly about work being
stopped Before he left him. however.
he remarked: Cover up nay walls all
summer Il necessary l believe you con.
tractors have the right end % it this
time
Journcymen's Side
The tourneymen say that the present
situation was precipltated by the bosses.
Who ordered them 10 quit on Saturday
morning. The principal reason for the
adoption II eight hours by tho union
Va~ q keep Outsiders out and furnish
sfeadier work for cify men, Grand Rap
IDS masons have been earning ~ cents
PER hour as against 40 cents in other
cities os the state. One q the men Ii
quoted In al afternoon paper az stating
that work on the Waddell factory was
going on, though the c,ntractor was
member o. the exchange. The latter
statement was stoutly denied by the
contractors themselves. who said they
quit work as soon as this trouble was
announced.
As 20 the charge Of boycotting the
Contractors not members 81 the ex-
change. this IL also denied. the ex-
change men claiming that competition
Is luss as fierce between membersas non
members. They say there are scarcely
any contractors 81 account outside the
exchange. IL appears that bo-h sides
viii remain firm. at least through this
week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
See Living Whist tonight.
See Living Whist tonight.
succc.-fnl Church Ica.

One OF the pleasantest and most sue
cessful events Of Easter Monday Was the
tea given by the Young Womsns society
OF 81. Marks church last evening in the
lecture room Of Hartman's hall. Sup
per was served from 5:.IO 10 $50 o'clock
d. A. DE Masellis. the harp soloist. en-
hvened the occasion with solos. The
floral garnishments were yers pretty.
and the bevy az denure maidens that
served the tempting viands was not less
attractive. Following is the menu:
Turbot. n rene
Cheese Waters
Ham Tongue
F-uit Salad
Pickles Olives
Tea Coffee Chocolate
Lettuce Sandwiches
Oyster Patties
Ice Cream Lemon Ice
Cake
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Johnny Ito his sisters young MANI
What baseball club did you play with
last season.
Sisters Young MAN. never played
a game Of baseball in my life. Why do
you ask?
Johnny-'Cause heard ma tell Sis
that you were q splendid catch.-Boston
Globe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
Explained.

wykoff-Dcar me. Cid fellow. how
came You 30 dreadfuliy hoarses
Raykoff-Adswerigg the blabed fools
that ask be how I caught this cold. Good
bordigg.-Chicago Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

JrnaE HsooEgTY James Curtis. va
graucy, sentence suspended Arthur
fortes. burglary ard lsrceny: al.
journed q April = Frank =. Donald
son. enbezzlsnent. adjourned 10
April !
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Judge-why did yon not return the
pockett,ooh you found on the same even
ing1
Dcfendapt--f wss too late.
Judgs-Why. then, did you not deliver
10 IN the usorning7
Defendant No use. Nothing left In
it--Elieaends Blstter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
Her w..knessu

Clara-How did you like the colors in
hrs. Van Wykes new tee gown?
Maude-weren't they trife weak?
Clara-Yes. She got IL to match Ler
tea. Cloak Review.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

"Mr. Bingham" said Taper. 81 would
like fortnight's absence TO attend the
wedding of a very dear friend
1T must be o very dear friend indeed
to make you want that much time. Who
is its'
well. sir. after the ceremony she win
be my wife. "-Tit-Bits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

"Ms-- srssafdsFan. said shs rising
voane hs~eiall pisyns - hs uefvpnsiv
f,ao-d tise fssF. 4 hs~~ . r~qns<t - fnshe
a ysn. and ssnss shst yun will ses snis
itt.lse me. has - .sssessd c@lliae an soa
t.xnissis i-~ lAs asst s4asslA q g. ed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Bar PoRv. Mich. April IA hravy
nnrth~e~f sind Saturday nseht pile4 40
the ~ ard destroyed 80 feet q TIE
mic q ne~ ft--k PAT IN thia einter ~
TIE =. r 4 n. X f. Il all - rehailt
- srsn a the zeatbef permits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

- BrrfslRs, Mich, April , The bnd
mess men = the village have decislel 70
keep the hn-pm they aee isnminQ AMI have
esganizse stock compsay Or The pur
po-e q buii<iin4 the bsst grlst mil 80
nofthefn Michigan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

sssss CRY Met. Aprii 3 Dirk Fss
-. y9uge a8sn = aiest 81. sha eas
Aasf np act yeAf i~ssls~e = $40 san
fhrnerh ~ snrs hs@ ha.i 49, ean.s -
tsrken ~ ft~ spee. fis i hsf1e e. tsse
TIE llasb ihse ome
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Mrs fnqaisitive Your husband must
- exrnsng more than be ur~d "a. go
Pun hare nsw seaiskin jacket.
Mr. Hirssahtfs<e- Sa. 5ni@ed. Has
in.sned boa - Ga The sss taster LIRE
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stumpsd.

Chollie-What would You do II q
bwutal fellow were to kick you veal
bard1
Chappie--Call a policeman. Of course.
Chollie-But this fellow was a police
man.-Indianapolis journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

A Narrsw Esespss
IL never had such terrible day. said
. lady who lives In the suburbs.
"WhAt Was the natterf-
sour new servant girl. She couldn't
fnd the clothssline. Never mind. Bird
get. aid !. let II 60 for today 'Indade
ON not. said sls. Oil fis IL In jiffy.
With that she got the stepladder. and !
left her. In q few MINUTES thoaght
would 800 how she was gstting along.
and arrived on the SCENE just Ia time
to save her life
"What was she doing-
"Getting ready TO hang the clothes on
the trolley Observation-Disclosures Star.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

The following Is a hst of the marriage
licences issued since last publication, with
the names. residences when out OF the city
and age Of the parties: Age.
s;eorRe r.. Woolf and Eva L. Carey 23-25
Harry Ncncn4a and Lydia Mingerink 2s--ls
Piefer Koning and Tenna luesenfrrg 22-.s-2
Frank -. kellogg and Carrie Arrow
smith .............. 3s-2i
Ahnsr T.. l.fssk aud Ann James. Gale
donia. Observation-Disclosures .Ss
James J. Kennedy and Bertha l.. Ign.
ham .................... 2s--A
Paul John Paiey and NlihelmihR
Neonlyk. -. FIX
Norman ~ Logan and Settle ~tigiltk &1--s1
Take kin~euga and Ats koolhans a a
William \. Mullen snd Airfy A.
Sfnih $500. t... 80 t.s-.. |<f-.ss
Altaa q. Fish and Mary L. pgard.
Alpine ...... :. .........s-..... Els
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

h ~ any troabis for you 60 wear rrs
waist yoa wore Last night--Aa>e 60 with
the large horn buttons dowzl The froutr
Certainly Eos, Mr.. Hsxdbsse," re-
piled the quesniy Hobokcr. lsesEfy, but
may ask The snssning of yhds sxtssordi,
nary rsqusssf-
.geu may" he repliod ~ he rapitly
SEATED himself by her ade. and placing
his arm around her waist bekzn doing
bunns.s again At the old stand. II want
10 got my fingers in shape for the eorning
season "-Exchange.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
rss.r.i ui-s.vy.

Johnny saii Johnny's little brother.
"a fly Is fiy because he flee. isn't he'''
Yes. that's it,
''And iiea is = flea because he Gees.
isn't hof"
Shouldn't wonder
Thea. why are bees tresy
s'Beoaure they b." laughed Johnny
Harper's Young People.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

tea are improving. The dlss.ss Is still
spse@aans.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
ANNUAL MEETING.

Mutual Benefit association viii b. held at the
Masonic hall ON Lyon street on Thursday. April
s. iss1. AZ ? p. IL will ~ an important meet
ing. A full attendance IL requested.
CRAWFORD aNeELL. President.
~ W. NAIKER. Secretary.