The sun., 1873-04-17
~ HONORiBLE LOTER.
Romauc- on Kettle Rivcr-True Love RE-
warded ut Last.

4 NOumg man named Henry Br"tlandt,
along the line of the \. f.. met At ST. Paul. last
summer, Susie j. Englefreit, a glrl Of ~, "A
daughter Of alderman settler living near Kettle
river, and an intimacy sprung ny between them.
They corresponded for while, hut one ~ Hen
ry's letters happening 10 fall into the hands OF
Susie'- brother. Wilhelm, there was a big cXplO-
sion on the part Of her father and mother, who
in strong language denounced the cunning lover,
at once. And, as they thought, II was.
4 few months ago, however, susie was missed
from the breakfast table, and on searching her
room IL was ascertaned that she had not been
in her bed and that her wardrobe had gone with
her.
the brother was sent to look for the !, Il girl.
lie wandered about for number OF days with
ont finding hls missing sister, nor was she heard
from until a few weeks ago, when a lumhcrman
informed the family there was a young couple
living In newly built log cabin on Kettle river,
some i've OF six miles above It's entrance into
the -. Crolx. FROM this lumberman's descrlp-
tion of the pair the family were satisfied - Na-
Susie and her lover. and the father and brother
resolved t. pay them visit. This they did tho
next day, and were surprised To find the run
aways living comfortably, hut occupying sepa-
rate r,ums. Tine cauiu. though small, was di-
ded into Two apartments and lurnished CONF
On asking why there were two rooms. Bret
laudt said they were not welded yet, and that
he had respected his intended enough &" show
her Ai- dv-isu- were upi those ut villain; but
Of a man. The reason the welded knot had not
been tied was owing To the CIRCUMSTANCE that
the mini ter who was to marry them had failed
to come To their home a. ne had promised To
do, and susie, being under age, was afraid "a
leave the house 10 get married lest her parents
should captu. and send her to some Cincinnati
relatives, which was something she much urcad'
| ed, md which her mother had repeatedly throat
| ened Thus they were forced t. live una r one
| roof but did 50 vrtuou-ly. After some per
suasiun on the part II the girls brother, who In
stantly recognized the true gentleman in Bret
I hudt the Old man gave his consent To the unioI
Of the lovers. Ii was then resolved the marriig
| should take place the following SUNDAY at Susie
home.
! In conyersing with the forgiven lover, old Mr.
| Eugcfrcit asccTtained that Susie, after the dis
| cOVery OF their secret correspondence, had man
aged to get u letter tn her intended who, having
| previously selected a quarter section of land
! went Ia work and put up his cabin and furnished
| II. When all was ready he went for Susie, anC
| she being apprised that the minister to unit,
| them WIS TO be on hand at their future home II
| tho wlds, jumped aboard temporary sic,
| Henry had provided, aud was drawn by hin
some eight miles to their forest residence. o.
| arriving there, the minister not being on hand
| she wept bitterly and wanted TO go back, bu
| Henry assuaged her grief and proposed the sop
| arate room business, 10 which she acceded,
The pair were duly married at the residence o
| the giTl' + parents ON the following sunday, hnt
| now they as well as their connexions ure happy