Malice Shown In Augusta

MALICE SHOWN IN AUGUSTA

RUINING PROPERTY AND ENDEAVOURING TO POISON HORSE.

A Lively Runaway the Other Day-interesting News From Willis.

Willis, Oct. 1.- Master Marshall Bretz, of Chicago, is visiting friends in this vicinity.

Will Cromie, of Whittaker Corners, is very sick.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grover, of Weberville, Ingham county, have returned to their home after a week's visit with relatives in this vicinity.

Mr. E. Moore has moved back from Ypsilanti to her home near Whittakers Corners.

Mrs. Jake Breining, of Willow, is visiting friends in this vicinity.

Mr. John Micall was chosen as a juror from this town for the October term of court.

Charles R. Greenman is running an engine out east of Ypsilanti, cutting ensilage for siloes.

Mrs. Nancy Pierson, of Detrioit, was visiting friends in this vicinity a few days ago.

Albert Draper's family and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hammond attended a birthday party at Waldo Draper's, in Detroit, one week ago last Sunday.

Charles H. Finney, after spending a couple of weeks with his family in this place, started last Monday for Minnesota, where he is in the real estate business with his brother.

It is with much pleasure that we see Miss Mabel Walters on duty again in our postoffice, after quite a spell of sickness.

About fifty people went to Detroit to see our president one week ago last Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruthruff were visiting Mrs. R.'s mother at Tecumseh a few days ago.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Alban, of Adrian, were visiting with Mrs. C. W. Alban a few days ago.

Miss Jessie Greenman returned home from Detroit last Friday evening, after spending a few days with her sister and other friends.

Mrs. Dunneback's horse has got so high toned that it could not run away on a common street but must take to the sidewalk. That is what Mrs. D.'s horse did Monday in Ypsilanti. The horse run up the sidewalk from King's to Davis' store, then out into the street, where it fell down. It got up again, started down Congress street and toward home. They had not caught it at last accounts.

Mr. John Carter has been spending some time with relatives near Durand.

Milo Hammand has come to the conclusion that something is wrong in Germany, for within the past three weeks some one broke into his father's house and stole about $20 in money. His single harness has been all cut to pieces so it is ruined. He had a nice $75 buggy which he has owned a little over two years and been very careful of. The paint has been all scratched up, the top all slashed to pieces. He has also found Paris green in his feed box by his house. Anyone that will do such things will do worse - commit murder, we believe.