The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-22

Sanford Wiley, Of Albion, was the CUES
over Sunday of his bro her, Aid. T. M
Wiley.
John Edgar, of New Haven, was convict
cd before Justice McCaughna, Saturday, o
slandering Mrs. Rosina Linzey. He was
fined $25 and costs. amounting to SAB. r
H. Watson appeared for the people and f
r. Bumps for defendant The case ha.
been appealed.
s. Griffith left on our table Monday sew
eral branches filed with blossoms taker
from an apple tree.
Postmaster Watkins and deputy sheriff
Little, of Morrice, were. in the city Tues
day.
Judge Smith held court at Ithaca, Tues
day, for Judge Daboll.
The grocery store Of A. Byrne has bee
purchased by l.. ID. Wilson, of st. Johns,
who has had charge of the store for short
time. Mr.. Wilson is a genial, pleasant gen.
tleman, and THE TIMES gladly welcomes
him to the business circles of Owosso.
Prof. r. o. Austin, of Saline, formerly of
Horrice, wasth candidate of the republi-
can members of the Washtenaw county
board of supervisors for member of the
county board of school examiners, shut as
the democrats were in the majority he failed
of an election.
The advice of the State board of health
to all citizens of Michigan, to boil their
drinking water, is worthy of attention, as
the statistics of the board show great deal
of typhoid fever prevalent in the state.
f. Il. Watson is building an addition to
his residence on east Main street.
The funeral services of Lawrence Kin
ney, of New Haven, were held Saturday at
st. Paurs church. Mr.. x was 70 years
old.
s. G. Haughton, of Eastop, who has been
sick tor months past, is in the city taking
treatment with DIR. Cameron.
L. l. Griffith, formerly of this city, has
accepted the position of principal of the
AalhiuuC lcluiiu SCuOUiSs
Leonard Dodge, of ChesaniDg ed 70 ID
of sugar beets this year. With the help of
acider press and an iron kettle he extracted
six pounds of sugar. He says farmers can
produce this kind of sugar cheaper than
maple sugar. Has anyone else expert
mented?
Frank Mack has been appointed sanitary
police and is to make careful inspection of
the city to ascertain whether all the prem.
ises are In thorough sanitary condition.
n not be will compel owners to put them
into such shape at once. Clean up and
save trouble.
THE TIMES and the Press were awarded
the printing of the proceedings of the board
Of supervisors, Thursday morning.
Tbs case Of Edward Byam, of Bancroft, !
against Marshal Barrisford, was adjourned
In Justice Hutchngs' court at Bancroft,
Saturday, until the Goth inst. The case is !
brought to recover damages for being de-
tanned about ten minutes on suspicion of
having a stolen team.
1hs Baptist State Association has accept
cd the Invitation extended by the church of
This city and will hold its annual meeting In
Owosso a year hence. Rev. G. V. North
rop was chosen as vice president.
y. J. Dooley, the popular representative
Of Ii. e. Bucklen & Co., the great drug
house of Chicago, called on THE TIMES,
Wednesday. to renew their advertising con-
ract. He regards THE TIMES as one Of
his best mediums.
Mrs. James Osburn and son are visiting
1er mother In Ypsilanti.,
w. FL. Henion, of Manchester, was the
uest of Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Hunt over
undsy.
The receipts at the Owosso postofiice for
be quarter ending Sept. 30th, amounted to
I, O40.
The Interior of G. A. Connoi's store is be-
ng repainted and decorated.