Etc. -- Mr. Lyley Happy Again
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An unedited transcription of a page 1 article from 27 May 1897 Simcoe Reformer.

Mr. Lyley Happy Again
Loses a prospective wife but 
gets his farm back once more

Mr. Thomas Lyley, an old man of Houghton Township has had a peculiar affair of the heart during the past year. Mr. Lyley has been paying his attentions to a Miss Calistia Wilson and vice versa. Marriage was talked of and in October last, Mr. Lyley's farm was deeded to Miss Wilson. The talk of marriage did not come and Miss Wilson retained the title to the seventy-five acre farm and refused to put the matter right in consequence of which Mr. Lyley through his solicitor Mr. H. D. Petrie of Simcoe, issued a writ for [cancellation] of the conveyance. The proceedings were settled however last week, Mr. Lyley getting back this farm and the old gentleman is now rejoicing in his single blessedness and the possession of his farm.

 
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