Telegram-herald., 1891-05-13
FOOLED WI1HDI Engine
FOgyD DEAD II The PuRLIyc Grand
Bisssa ~ . A2h Dog ss owssss-Tfm
Isrnssy Dswn with the ssA Jans-
Pretty sp~sshss ~ Adrian
Mtehixaas Pensions

woman's bump Of curiosity far ex-
ceeds her bump of caution bat it does
not often result in disaster for herself.
The effects are generally visible on
those who may DO considered victims.
There is AZ least one woman IN the State
of Michigan who viii never again med
die with anything that she does not
understand particularly if 1t Is steam
engine or any part OF one. Her name
u Teddy nd sne lives At Hancock in
the Upper Peninsula. Now Mrs. Teddy
was employed 10 clean the city hall and
abe progressed satisfactorily with her
work until she reached the engine
room. She saw row OF what she sup
posed were faucets 80 she turned one
on Instead of water there Was burst
OF steam and Mrs Teddy was thrown
To the door. In iess time than il takes
TO write it the room resembled the
steam room OF Turkish bath only
more 50. Several men came to her
rescue and she was finally dragged out
IN an unconscious state She was
taken home and resuscitated and the
doctor saws she will live but q large
part OF her bump OF curiosity has
svaporsted.
Blissfield wants an organization Of 8.
efv.
Michigan grain fields are in nns con-
tition.
Ionia wants IN oil we'll just like
Allegsn's-
Van Buren, County's peach crop is
entirely uninjured.
Senator Taylor is still i'll of the grip
NJ his home IN Lapeer.
Or. Mark j. Bussey died of heart
disease a. Jackson Monday.
Mason County fruit has been but
little damaged by the frost.
Levi W. Lee, an old resident Of Cold
water. died of the grip Monday.
Tuscola County will have eight cheese
factories this season as against five last
year.
The Ann Arbor carpenters are out on
strike. They want nine hours work
8nd ten hours pay.
The annual meeting of Congrega-
tional Churches OF the state Will DO held
.. Ann Arbor May 1922.
The WInchell memorial service ut
the NJ. +. Church, Ann Aroor. Sunday,
called out large crowd.
w. X. Coats, OF Kalamazoo. has been
engaged To superintend Muskegon's
half million dollar water works.
The contract has been let to Wilson
4 Moore for the building Of the st.
Mary's hospital, Marquette. The cost
will be $4,000.
The plans of Owosso's new Congrega-
tional Church which will be of stone
and wilt cost $50, 900, will be ready for
bids next Friday.
Tho fifteenth annual meeting of
Michigan's electric medical an surgical
society will be held At Lansing Wednes-
day and Thursday Of this week.
Charles B. Lockwood. of Chesaning,
Vas found by the railroad track near
Earanac with . broken leg Monday.
he did not know how it was done.
The authorities at the Orchard Lake
academy have decided to build an adj
dltion to their little settlement in the
shape Of new building LOG by 81 feet.
Tim" Tarsney, ex-congressman
from the eight district and prominent
lawyer Of Saginaw, has been taken to q
retreat His mind has become dis
ordered from strong drink.
Solomon Barrick. q pensioner, was
found dead near Grand River, about
three miles from Eaton Rapids, Monday.
He went fishing Sunday and evidently
died in m eplIeptic lit - be was subject
OF them.
Mrs. Gallagher, living six miles north
Of Owosso, was bitten by dog recently.
The brute afterwards bit COW and she
developed rabies DR.. Hume, OF
aorunua, has taken Mrs. Gallagher to
the Pasteur institute, New York.
The Industrial Home for girls, ut
Adrian. was investigated by senatorial
committee of the legislature, Saturday.
Work. Bless you, no; they just looked
Ground and said pretty speeches about
everything they saw.-Detroit Journal.