Lenawee County MI Archives News.....NEWS AND NOTES July 3, 1901
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Adrian Daily Telegram, Wednesday  - Pg3 July 3, 1901
NEWS AND NOTES
--The death of Franklin Wright, aged 80 years, occurred at his late home, two 
miles south of Palmyra, Tuesday afternoon.  The funeral will be conducted from 
the Presbyterian church at Palmyra Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

--Lawrence Hummell, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hummell, while a short way 
up a ladder Tuesday fell through the rungs, striking on his chin and cutting 
his tongue badly.  Dr. Esli Morden attended the brave little urchin, taking 
five stitches in the tongue.

--Our people will remember Lou Shelk, who at one time was a clerk in Sheldon's 
Jewelry store.  He is now at Cheboygan, and the Cheboygan Democrat, of June 
28, contains the following:  "We can't make up our mind whether it is Will 
Blake or Lou Shelk that the old lady is going to marry off in August.  Shelk 
is the oldest, but--."  The "old lady" spoken of is the opposition paper to 
the Democrat.

--James G. Payne has removed his famiy from 76 Dennis street to 1118 Fernwood 
avenue, Toledo, with the exception of Harold, who is an attache at F. 
Gaylord's.  Mr. Payne is one of the good citizens we lost by the transferral 
of the L.S.& M.S. machine shop at Toledo.  The family would have removed to 
Toledo before, but waited until after the graduation of Miss Gertrude.

--Nora Smith has applied for a divorce from Geo. W. Smith.  The parties are 
Adrian residents, Mr. Smith being an employe at Page's.

--Michael McNulty, aged 72 years, a resident near Hudson for 42  years, and a 
prosperous and popular farmer, is dead.  He was the father of John McNulty, a 
grocer of Hudson.

--Two weddings took place today at the County Clerk's office.  Justice Binns, 
from Addison, joined Frank L. Greenleaf and Maud harris, from that place this 
morning.  This afternoon Justice Vandegrift married Ora S. Bailey and Clara 
Anugst, both of Blissfield.

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