Telegram-herald., 1891-09-15
A Young Girls Papa Interfsres
With Her Marriage.
she MAS RETURNED 10 Her DOLLS
AID Her Festive w lillian IL Again Aisae
In the Cold, Aged Worid-Marrisd
Seventy Yesrs-Eseapss and Ex-
ploits Of MiehigAadsrs.


marry. Will thought il would be "a fer
To have Eva come to Jackson than it
would be to take a trip to Shelby i.im-
self and beard the family lion. The
child left home snrrepttlously and flew
TO the arms OF her lover who is old
enough TO know better than to en-
brace so young specimen of feminim-
ity. The girls father followed in hot
pursuit aud discovered the pair before
the marriage that they had contemplate
cd had been consummated. He admins
tered paternal rebuke to his daughter
and took her back home where her dolls
and other toys compensate will for the
loss of her William.
Goguac lake is steadily receding.
A cherry tree at Leoni is IN full bios
som.
Escanaba's electric cars began run
ming yesterday.
Cassopolis grocery dealers viii sell no
more goods on Sunday.
Hog cholera is still prevalent in Van
Buren, and Cass counties.
Orley Lee is in Jail at Kalamazoo for
passing . counterfeit S. bill.
Four peppermint oil distilleries are in
active operation at Decatur.
The Farmers Alliance will operate .
roller Touring mill at Argyle.
An emery wheel factory of generous
proportions is being started at Manls-
tee.
1t is estimated that the state fair re-
ceipts will be about "a, 500 more than the
expenditures.
E. s. Jones has purchased the Leela-
nau Republican. The sheet has been
enlarged and improved.
The five-year-old son of Richard
Moore, of Adrian, was seriously bitten
by pet dog the other day.
Lansing's third daily paper - the
Lansing Daily News-is dead, after .
precarious existence of one week.
The Normal school has opened At
Ypsilanti with a large attendance and
indications Of most successful year.
Celia A. Cole, has commenced suit
for SO, 900 damages against the city of
Saginaw. She fell on defective walk
Aug. q.
Mrs. Catharine Germus, of Bridge
port, has been notified that she is heir
to fortune of $1,000, 900 by the death
OF relative in Austria recently.
The four-year-old son of John Reed,
of Milwaukee was scalded to death by
falling into barrel of boiling water
Friday. He lived until the next day.
Kalamazoo wheelmen have organ
lied and are fitting up elegant club
rooms. An application has been for
warded to join the League of American
| Wheelman.
| Drs. Ross, Sample, Barber and Con-
merry, of Saginaw, will establish an in
Urinary in that city. The poor will be
treated free Of cost, having only to pay
| for their medicincs.
Aeronaut Edward Cole, who was in.
jured by falling from balloon at the
Detroit exposition few weeks ago, ID
growing weaker at Ann Arbor and it is
feared that he may not recover.
Porch climbers secured $3.50 and two
! gold watches from Christopher Heinz.
mans residence at Bay City Saturday,
The watches were afterward found
where the thieves dropped them.
A citizen of Leslie says that the 70.
| Fiction from the electric lights at seven
places can be seen at Leslie. They are
Howell, Mason. Lansing, Battle Creek.
Jackson, Eaton Rapids and Ann Arbor.
DIR. Rena A. Michaels, formerly dean
| of the Woman's college and professor
| of French at the Northwestern univer-
| sity at Evanston, ILL.,, and now national
superintendent of franchise for the w.
| G. L. u, has located at Albion.
As DIR. Moses A. McNaughton was
| driving across the NJ. &. track at Jack.
son Saturday night, q locomotive struck
the horse. tearing it TO pieces. The
buggy was totally demolished. but the
doctor escaped with slight injuries.
Ellen Wells. Is months old, was play
ing on the F. Il p. NJ. track, near Sand
Beach, Saturday, when freight train
came along. Being down grade, the
engineer was unable to stop the tram
and the babe was run over and cut in
two.
Charles LETTERS, a writer on the now
defunct sensational sheet, Muskegou
Life, has been convicted of criminal
libel and sentenced TO the Detroit House
of Correction for ninety days. He hal
| appealed the case. Suit was brough,
by Deputy Sheriff Hawley, who, 1t wa,
alleged by the paper, i'll used prisoners
| whom he arrested.
] Joe Frey, of Kalamazoo, owned . bay
mare % years old. The animal had
done him good service. She once
1 saved HIM from being crippled by stop
| ping at the word, when another ster
| would have thrown the entire wagon
load and all on his legs. Saturday the
poor old beast got mired where she Wa!
pastured and died. The scayengel
| otficiated at her funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darius r. Stone, oil
| Flint, celebrated the SEVENTEEN ami
| versary of their marriage "Wednesday
| They were each born in 1900 and were
| msrr1ed in 1921. Both have Away
had good health but Mr.. Stone recently
fell and broke his leg. The member il
healing rapidly and II is probable tina
the sged couple will live to be 100 year
old. They are believed to he the oldes
married couple in the state.
Michigan pensions: Originsl-Fior
ence NJ. Ketchum. George Laker, Davit
| A. Rice. Michael Walsh, VIM. J. Porter
VIM. II. Thurston, Horace Chaffee
Isaac II. Conastalk navy. Joseph c
Ball, Washington l. Cook, Reuben Wib