Telegram-herald., 1886-06-24
on TIE VEST SIDE
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Bridge - Grade.

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Mrs SARAH Mo1sy agss 81 lbs Seeking
81 AIRS M0rey j. ID ana ll destitute cir
eanslaaees ald wholly HitholI means
IL ean versalon sltL reporter yesterday
ihe .aiy sad. II sss married vixen l8
years of axe CD Colonsl Harrington. " the
seventh Aicn-.an o4sairy - Ao ~enl ~ the
~4r irom this cats. amer se were mar
rel Ws kepI . hotel a. Woodstock
in The southern part " lals state, and three
children we're born 90 ~, t~o Elris and one
boy I was never healthy and when We lad
been marned about -sn years eas q Een
sery lLl and confined o. my room for long
time About this ume Iay husband hired
sr.ss-Wl10W a. waiter in Tie hotel and
strange stories reached Iae concerning hls
actions toward her was little better
then AID obtained proof oI DIS quit ana
Lad him arrested toT adultery ban
on tie day of his trial stopped
prosecution and be was released After
this Ne parted and both obtained divorces.
lie kept the children aud ! came - this
city and married my present husband
M0rey, who A. you know II cripple and
sells whips. harness snaps buckles, etc. o.
the street. Ten weeks ago be went away
with some man % sell harness oil and
after the nrst week lie sent me s. and since
then I have not heard from him. Three
weeks ago Was taken III and
a. had no one 10 take care
Of me bat my little boy. who is only three
years old, ! applied 10 the city Tor assist
ance. PoOrmaster kupprecht hired al old
woman named Mrs. MoQualsy TO take care
Of me and bought me some provisions. lie
paid the old lady 800 per wees, and had IL
been some young person who would have
attended me properly / would have been
better now and able 10 take care OF nv
self. Mrs. McQualey would be out
selling Var Crys instead of
attending 10 me- No, The city
is not hel Ding me now. Some OF the good
ladie. went 10 Rupprecht and told him that
/ was better ana that they did not think il
was right to keep the woman there 10 help
me RupprechI came 10 see me Saturday
and said that he heard | was all right and
that he could not help me any more |
wanted him TO rent me room and 1 would
Try and get along myself but he said the
city would not do il. | guess If il had been
one of hls cOuntrymen he would
have done something for them.
lie said ought to go to the poor-house and
send nay little boy 70 the Codwster State
school. He said he would DO nothing more
for me- and that if friends did not help me
/ would have 10 20 10 the pOor-house
have nothing in the house TO eat but a few
crackers aud half loaf OF bread and little
butter. When that Is gone | don't know
what I'll do. The women who intertered
are Mrs Webb, Mrs. Munson, Mrs. Rapp,
and another woman across the street
whose name do not know.
Nv first husband married again and still
resides at Woodstock. have cousin, -
prominent man in the city, but you know
how relations are. especially when you need
assistance Some of the women who had
used their influence against Mrs. MOrey,
were seen and said that they were paying
taxes TO the city and wanted 10 see the
money judiciously used. They did not be
lievc Mrs. MOrey was as bad as she pretend
ed to be, and thought she was able to take
care of herself.
"Yes. Mr.. Wallin gave me pretty hard
| shot this morning about that salOon license
of Miskiwitz, but we get used to that you
| know. No matter which side man takc.
he will always find someone to crticise his
actions" said Aid. Hayward of the Seventh
| Ward yesterday to reporter: II dom
| think West Fulton will ever be business
street until it has a couple Of sa-
| looms located there and l think
the people are foolish to kick against
| il. Why, if a man want. a gla.. of
! liquor and be has to walk over town for it,
/
goods there too?
The Valley City lodge l. o. G.. I. gave a
weight and ice cream social in their hall on
West Bridge-st, last night About thirty
couples were in attendance and considerable
amusement was created in weighing the
/ girls and boys, and matching them together.
f. L. Spencer. of Smyrna, Ionia county,
| has purchased Wisner's saw mil on North
| Front-st. Spencer own. mill at the above
| place, and he will Immediately place stock
IN the mill here and begin the manufacture
| of lumber, shingles, etc.
! Supervisors Ulrich, of the Eighth Ward,
and Wilson. of Walker township, will en-
! deavor TO have the Board of Supervisors
take action in regard to grading West Full
ton-st. through the bluff out into Walker.
Faank Courtright, OF the West Side drug
store left last evening to attend the bicycle
| tournament at Detroit today. Frank took
his wheel along and expects TO return COW
ered with honors.
Mr. Barker has almost completed his
new residence on FOurth-st., near the Wild
/ dicomb factory The outside is finished
and the pasterers are at work on the in
side
Bids for the grading Of West Bridgc.t.
| hill were opened yesterday and the contract
was awarded 10 VIM. Hembling for l9t
cents per yard Work will be commenced
next week
Mrs. Haney, proprietress OF the West
Division-st. boarding house, will leave to
day FOR visit to friends in Toledo.
T. B. Matthews. formerly residing at the
corner Of West Fulton and West Broadway
SITS. has gone to Jackson 70 live.
Miss Emma Koon', elocution class will
give a sOiree at the residence of X. Cook on
| Summer-st., this evening.
Ed Frost had severe cash made in hi,
head last evening by diving against stone
| in the river
To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Koch, Of West
Bridge-st, twelve pound boy.