The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-11-20
miscellaneous
4 Eouhie Divorce.

\ Eouhie Divorce.
The Brcyrus JoRraal is responsible for
the following:
ia one of the townships of this county,
little north of the town Of Bucvrn.
dwelt wc!l-to,do man, a widowcr Of
aboat fifty, with an only son of twenty.
tao or thee. Mr.---, We withhold |
the ""n.c for obvious reason>.) had been
widowcr for many years, and became |
weary of that mode Of living, and aecoy- |
dinghy determined to marry aclin.-
The decentralization once formed, the upxt
thing was to find the wor.en necessary,
which III this country is nut at all di.h- !
cult. Fortunately for him, a widow
who lately resided near hinD, has daurh.
ter possessing all the requirements. -
She was i beautiful girl Of twenty Years.
accomplished and sprightiy, just the one
wanted To be sure she was rather young,
but Mr WIS young looking, also.
Sometimes his mind would wander to the
mother, who WIS quite as hands lac as
the daughter. and he set about it with
good viii. lie did not mention his dc.
t'Fhih"lia' ~ HIS No'', rearing lAat the
idea Of marrying one ST. much younger
than himself might expose him to his
ridicu]e.
! In the meantime his son lad become
1cenrrgtely cnamored Of the widow and
had likewise determined upon marrying
her. lie did 40, communicate the facts
10 his father. for the same reason that
actuated the old centIcman-fear of cx-
citing ridicule by marrying woman SO
much older than himself.
They bath commenced ealing at the
house If the widow, and very frequently
a.,,,#,A o,ltr there. Iha circumstance
#"a"srd them both immensely. The cd
gs"'."man t""Seht' very nai"r.''y, t"'t
he young nsn was there for I'll" ,oung
laly, aud the young gentleman, qotc o@
naturally, supposed that the old oac was
there for the widow As the matter
progressed, the meeting Of the father
and son at that oneplnce became frequent,
and the more often it occurred the more
intolerabe it became. Finally, Mr..
-determined to speak to his son on
the subject.
..Ch.r,ss " said he ~ have Scternin-
ed after much consideration, to marry
again"
,.u,, ,honght Charles "noy thcrc'll
to. f,,ht ahou, the widow"
:. :. u.,. a,s ,ro,or ~
'"o"-". - ;a.nl r;,h the de,ermin,
a.,o, j
'''o1, r .s- xn,,;oa Charles II
Wy Spo1' a.arar that yon sbo,l1
co''S'def - very pnps '"~| "r -
90 80 ~ 80, ,arsalr'
nave 'o"e'"n'" ~ - l'', az ;" .o.,r,ol ,ho
- approve u ''e 'ue"' e sn;.ahlo .ao
o'a seh',,'''a"' u".Iost .be name of
~ s-';'' ;",aaIaa2,,
your Nh ,n''"'o'. ro,,;aa Charles bra.
-, ;na , aeeant look
eng up anu as1"l r.'.,"S H. oIJ aen,lama,
~ e"' S,,'. WIS =" t". S''. 49,, @ sho ,r;'
'hne woman, 'h; ona'l1t' :; oas 49,
fe too Tar aoV4neSu ,, ;s ~ inar,.s ,a "bpt who
i 'h'"s ,:,., M 'a 49,
"",, W." -" Char,es !, is n very curious
-" ny ,"I''t'i hn, have determined tc
circumstance a.nl" oa. "
marry he, a""S ',7 III. aio;aoa r, aries uwhv
"pon2'''.' s;~,"' .o;an - o,a as sbe i
a you are IA, isas' W. 80 -
bu, r, don, .,,.ot oe'ss' ra. TIN. h,,ily settled
The matter was a f.m weoks il wa
ana IN M .ns go arr.rraa with the widow
satisfactorily hr,sr a'o and the parties we're mar
and dansh'ef' ""N Wv
red. rr;ooo vas con
Very soon a'a9r % ,:nnnrad aae n,a, "a ,hsv ba,
summated they , all also'ST'ea Tho saa ON fonn,
made great mistake, ,i,har me sop -, motb '"
that ,, the a., sIaoS ,he wife ae' Of young man
eriy Tor 'he VIZ VA ,he aid rentlema
twenty tn. three ,anns anu lad laJv Of twenty wa
II lo'o' IL vi. sor sober.u inded man O
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