Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
LOl1Il LIFT HER HONE
To Go Out in the World and See
the Elephant
STOLE MONEY AND VAS ARRESTED
And Nov asr Fatars Home WIN Ne IN
the Adrian Industrial sehsei.
several sass tar HEAVY
DAmAgss-stAts Sswa



engaged as domestic in the family Of
Geo. Butler, bu: her soul scared above
the pots and pans and she longed To see
the world Lottie is only Is years old i
but she has nerve enough for one twice \
her age. She began operations by steal
ing IS each amt suit of boys clothes,
robing herself IN the la,tsr 10 escape /
detection. Then she walked TO Lawton /.
some miles distant aud from there rode /
20 Kalamazoo on a half-fare ticket. 1
she returned to Lawton on the next 4
rain then purchased a halffare ticket I
To South Haven where her father lives. /
But the law was swifter than the train 4
ana she was arrested a. Covert and re-
turned 10 Paw Paw where she was tried /
and sentenced 10 the industrial school at |
Adrian for eight years. twill be some |
time before Lottie ventures out 10 see /
the elephant again.
Magnificent crop Of potatoes about
Luther.
Navigation on the great lakes 10 draw
ing 10 a close.
Tne catholic s,cisty at St. Johns will
build church.
The Clinton County Savings Bank
has over sl40, ,00O deposits.
Building IS lively at Fremont and
there Is talk of electric lights.
A high school literary society has
been formed az Nermontville.
IT. johns has increased the city
water supply by sinking new wells.
=. y. Mahau, OF Rockford, exhibits
peach 9tx9 IN size. Ii is OF the Salway
variety.
Northport is 10 have q new planning
mill IN place OF the one recently
bDrned.
The new Zion Evangelical Society at
Muskegon will build handsome
church.
Two men under arrest for train rob-
bing escaped from the Hudson jail
Wednesday.
The schools at Diamond Lake and
Park City are closed on account of
scarlet fever.
The supervisors Of Bay county have
refused aid 10 the new mission hospital
located at Bay City.
The body of Rienzi Loud, Jr., who
died recently at Seattle, WASH, has
been buried at Albion.
The Osceola and Lake county teach
er's association viii convene at Reed
CITY, Saturday, Nov. Z.
John Snyder, a farmer living near
Big Rapids has successfully raised
some peanuts this season.
Articles of incorporation for the
lOnla street railway are being drawn
and the road will soon ms,er;alize.
The semi-annual meeting of the
Michigan association of city superin
tendents Of schools IS in session At Ian
sing.
Charles Groefsena, Dick Swart and
George Hill of Kalamazoo are under
arrest for 'hornlng" newly welded
couple.
Citizens of Saranac and immediate
vicinity are taking steps toward organ
ling and building $4,000 canning
factory.
George Torrey. q well-known farmer
OF Barton township, was found dead IN
bed alta hotel IN Newaygo, where he
had gone TO serve on jury. Heart
disease.
Edith Newberry, OF Detroit, has
brought suit for $4,000 damages
of promise. Kurtzman is fruit and
vegetable dealer.
Ionia young people meet in groups
Vt the different parental residences and
Fep into the future through the aid OF
'oEtune telling gypses whom they
meet by appointment.
c. y. Aekley, the religious old galoot
convicted of criminal intercourse with
~ oil Aa..,. 81 -.
Enced 20 Jack on for one and one
half years. lie is 20 years old.
Ex-Governor Luce has been I'LL for
feversl DAYS past OF neuralgia of the
spine. being c,nfined 10 bIs bed at his
hone in Coldwster. His OHIO engage
msnts have been Cancelled IN conse-
quence.
d. u. Thorp. Of Lansing. has begun
suit against the county of Ionia fol
5000 damages. The litigation. grew
cut Of a clam for material furnished
the county during the construction ot
the court house, which nas never beer
allowed.
Albert Lsthrop, living twenty mile
from Marquette. came upon three ful
grown bears playing near small lake
Taking deliberate aim he dropped Ons
of them, then set hs dog on the othe
two. The bessts were 80 worried h]
the canine that they knew nothing o
further danger until dose Of lead GU
their cspers short.
The AGED mother of the three KsrsteI
brothers. awaiting trial for larceny o
SIS from Christian Hssdenrlch' saloon
visited them At the jail yesterday. Sh'
told them sss was without food or fue
and expected 10 soon be put out OF th
house she occupied for non payment o
rent This story appeared to make a.
impression on only one OF the sons, 10
others seeming Indifferent. ard cue o
them asked toe old lady 20 get them
couple Of pounds Of tobscey .-Saginss
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Pensions Michigan applicants
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Frenh.rrer. Ehersrer Recssr de
crsse,fA Additional - Nichsel Lsif
rnclus 4. Bahcock. Nelson tustir
Jahu Tronnhley, Daniel r. psrshsI
Water p Hyde, John c. stesrns. A
fred pu9reis. Increase "
Allen. John Traynor, Nathaniel ]
Mott, Jshu A. Root. Nush Driske
JOAN Nseet, Joseph F--rts. A. Bur
r-ehe, Howard Fisher, samuel v
Dtrkin.nn. Tsenauel :. Miller. Reissu
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widows. CSC. --cafherine Decker. Ma
te <. knps. sophia Gsuss, Aft-mus 4
White father Chsancsy West father