The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-08-21
MICHIGAN HAPPENINGS.
EVENTS AND INCIDENTS THAT HAVE
LATELY OCCURRED.


Portant Doings of Our Neighbors-wed-
dings and Deaths - Crimes, Casualties,
and General News Notes.
Mrs. Elizabeth Galloway Dutton. of
Dundee. Monroe County. will shortly
publish a novel entitled "Fernleigh." 1t
il said to be we'll written.
Florence Bennett, of Portland, loved
William Humphrey, of Ionia, but the
girls father said she must place her af-
fections elsewhere. She appeared to
acquiesce, and week ago she left home,
ostensibly to visit friends in Lansing.
Instead she went to Ionia, married her
lover, and they are now on their bridal
trip.
-Alpena's city council has passed a
resolution suppressing the Detroit Sun
day Sun and World and the Saginaw
Telegram.
Mrs. John McAuliff, of Negaunee,
died at the Traverse City asylum last
week. She became insane shortly after
the birth of her tenth child.
Mrs. DIR. Terhune, known to novel
readers as Marion Harland, is spending
the summer at st. Ignace.
Christie is new town located near
St. Ignace. Matt Michaelson died there
last week, and his was the first death in
the village.
recently, trailing his gun after him, just
for amusement. The gun was discharged,
and Howe may save his arm, but it will
be close shave.
Mrs. Mary Mccarthy of Scio, Wash
tenaw County, 9s years old, has been con-
fled to her bed for 40 years, yet she
wants to live out her century.
John Austin, who served in the army
and navy after he was 50 years old, and
carried an honorable discharge, died in
the Antrim County poor-house last week
of paralysis
John C. Brown, of Saginaw, has
taken contract TO put in 200, 200, coo of
logs for S. III. McGraw, on Dead River,
near Marquette, and will cut 1900, 900
to 50,000,000 feet a year. The logs are
sold to Il. X. Hawley, Of Cleveland, who
will build big mill at the mouth of
Dead River.
Sebastian Finkbiner, Clinton
County farmer, while cutting clover,
STEPPED of in front of the machine to
unclog the knives. The horses started
up and cut one of his arms off just below
the elbow, and the other one about half
way between the elbow and the hand.
The machine hurt one leg, also his back,
and tore one ear nearly off,
"A few nights ago the residence Of T.
T. Bates, manager of the Grand Traverse
Herald, was entered by some burglar or
burglars and Mr.. Bates clothes and $50
in money taken.
At Lansing last week Miss Mamie NJ.
Abbott. daughter of ex-President Abbott,
of the Agricultural College. and late Lii
brarian of that institution, was united in
marriage to c.. NJ Moore, of Munich,
Germany. Mr.. Moore is an artist of con-
siderable wealth, and formerly resided at
Columbus, o. He recently took up his
residence in Germany, where he could
better study the work of the old masters.
Detroit Journal: The oat crop of
Michigan this year is enough to make
horse laugh.
twenty-five Ishpemingers will 90 TO
the Milwaukee G.. Il. Reunion in a
special car, and live in it while. there.
Tho Secretary of the Treasury has
appointed Jesse T. Brown assistant keep
er of the light station at Grand Point An
Sable.
&C. A. Preston, of Ionia, has little
farm out in Dakota, on which he raised,
this year, 100 acres of oats and $50 acre
of wheat.
Detroit Journal: Marquette has re-
fused the Establishments of the Chicago
Baseball Club, and will not give the
girls a chance to show their stockings
there. Virtuous Marquette!
The children of the late Sheriff
Lynch, of Alpena, will get $4,000 of the
reward offered for the arrest of Blinkey
Morgan, says the Detroit Journal. They
are now with their aunt, Mrs. T. S. Pot
ter, of Monroe. Since the death of
Lynch, Mrs. Lynch has died, and her
funeral expenses have not yet been paid.
Mayor Gardner, of Cleveland, will be
appointed trustee, will take the money
10 Alpena, and there deposit it for the
children.
VIM. Pratt Strong, well-known
young man of Reed ty, died of some
mysterious disease few days ago.
Young Lawyer Colon, who is in Jail
1t Mime polls charged with S267, 900
worth of forgeries, is largely interested
in Gladstone Delta County, property,
and this summer paved one entire street
with cedar blocks at his own expense.
AT the recent meeting of the Michi-
gan Gla d Lee ion Select Knights, An
cient Order of United Workmen, it was
decided to abolish the beneficiary fund.
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