The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-02-24
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Monday by telegram announcing
fatal injury to her brother John W.
Day, upon whom tree had fallen
while cutting timber in the woods in
the vicinity of Mason Mr.. Day
died in few hours after the acct
dent.
Mrs. X. r. Marsh has been quite
i'll for few days.
The last reports relative 10 the
condition of Thomas Sayles are en-
couiaging; for two or three days he
has materially improved and strong
hopes are now entertained for his
speedy recovery.
A week ago last Friday an unfortu
nate accident happened at The handle
factory. AS sawyer A ID. Willough
by was attempting to remove a large
silver that had become entangled IN
his saw, his left hand was suddenly
thrown on the saw. When moment
later he succeeded in Withdrawing it,
the two middle fingers of his hand
were severed completely. The in
jured man was removed to DR.
Arnold's Office where the doctor. as
sisted by DR.. Mccormick, dressed
the wounded member and Mr.. Viii.
loughby is improving rapidly.
A. L. Thomas has removed HIS
stock OF goods and family to his
handsome new store near the Main
street bridge. The building vacated
by Mr.. Thomas will soon be used by
its owner, Hiram AFFORD, one portion
for his meat market, the other for a
complete stock of groceries. MIR
AFFORD is already receiving large sup
plies of goods fof the latter store, and
invites his friends to give him call.
Mr.. l. | Halsey will act as his clerk
and b)okkeeper.
Nj. II. Ridley, accompanied by his
brother ]. S. Ridley, left the city
Tuesday morning for Canandaigua,
N. Y, for the purpose Of settling the
estate of their elder brother who died
at that place about six weeks ago.
Miss Ellie Hall is visiting relatives
and friends at Augusta, Mich.
Mrs, NJ G. Hubbsll has decided TO
rent her home on Lansing street and
return to live with her parents at
Ovid.
Kirke White returned to the Uni
versity Thursday morning.
]. J Parmelly and wife visited with
friends at Linden Wednesday aud
Thursday of this week.
DIR. c. ]. &. Stephens and his sister
were suddenly called to Flint yester-
day to aiterd the funeral of their
sister in law, Mrs. E. E. Stephens.
Miss Grace Rogers. of Detroit, is
visiting with her sister Mrs. Ella
Woodward in this city.
c.. E Rigley, ofthe Estey Mfg. Co,
left for New York and other eastern
poi is on Sa urday.
Warren Woodard was in Saginaw
on business Tuesday. He intended
going Monday,-well Warren never
gets left.
With their accustomed hospitality,
Mr.. and Mrs Hugo Wesener opened
their fine home on Friday evening
last and gave the University Glee
Club reception. To say that those
present had royal good time only
expire Sses il mildly.
Mr.. l.. Bow es, Of New York, is
yis TIM at the home Of l.. E. Wood
ard.
SAD DEATH. AFTER brief illness
Edward Stout has passed away. The
surrounding his death
we're peculiarly unfortunate. About
two weeks ago his little II year old
son Alton, was taken suddenly i'll,
the shock Frustrated the father, who
was already suffering from severe
cold; he continued to grow worse;the
cold, contracted previously, develop
ed rapidly into pneumonia, death re-
Sultlng Tuesday morning at 8 a. m.
Mr.. Stout formerly resided and work
ed at his trade at St. Charles, from
there he removed some two years ago
10 Vernon, coming 10 Owosso last
Tall and engaging in blacksmithing
On West Main street. He was man
much respected by all who knew
aim, honest and honorable, devot.
IDLY attached to his family, whose in
lividual happiness was his highest de
light. HIS body was taken to St.
Charles Wednesday escorted by a |
delegation of the Masonic lodge of
his city: the funeral services were
,eld at St. Charles under the direc
ion of the Masonic lodge there, Of
which the deceaeed was a member.
A wife and four children remain to
mourn his loss. Little Alton although
pet quite sick is gradually improving
His rapid recovery is now predicted.
GILMAN.
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