The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-11-05
Local News.

Pat Edward is nursing felon on his left
hand.
George whited returned from Saginaw,
Monday.
This is an excellent time to renew your
subscription.
c. w. Loring and Geo. M. Dewey Jr.,
were home from Lansing over Sunday.
Nine hundred sheep are being pastured
on S. s. Miners farm, south of the city.
Mansfield Cummns left Monday for Gin
cinnati to accept position rendered him
there.
l.. p. Royce is building a residence for
Mrs. c.. A. Yankle, in the Lingle IL Nc
Dannel addition.
While taking in the fun at the Grand
Rapids carnival, pickpockets relieved Q. 5.
Gilbert of $50.
Julian butcher was acquitted In justice
McCaughna's court, Friday, on the charge
of assaulting Herbert Corey.
A very novel growth Of Oklahoma rice
corn is being exhibited by j. w. Fortress,
at his barber shop, on south Washington
street.
f. Conroy, who has been brakeing on the
north end of the Ann Arbor Ry., spent Sun
day with his parents and friends of West
OwOssO.
Married, by Rev. w. W. Benson, on
Thursday evening, Oct. 2S, at the home of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Belden, Miss Bertha Belden and r. Ii.
Youngs, both of this city.
ID. l.. Winkler returned Thursday even
ing of last week from Ohio Station, ILL.,.
where he was called by the sickness of his
neither. who died while he was there. Mrs.
Winkler was 81 years old last March,
Stephen Dondero visited the Carnival at
Grand Rapids, last Friday. AS he was
getting on the car to come home he was
suddenly relieved of his watch and chain.
He at once gave the alarm, but there being
such crowd upon the platform he was un-
able to recognize the thief.
The officers elect of the Ladies' Aid Society
Of the First M. K. church are: President,
Mrs. Mary LOCKER: vice presidents, Mrs.
Agnes st. Clair. Mrs. Elvira Moss, Mrs. B.
J. Brown; secretary, Miss Edith Lovett;
treasurer. Mrs. Agnes Goodwin. The So
ciety raised a large amount Of money dur
ing the rast year.
Miss Emma Stowel had morrow escape
from serious injury, Saturday evening.
She was trying to drive cow from a
garden spot, when 1t became enraged at
something and charged upon her. One of
the 6rutes horns penetrated the flesh Of the
girls side, causing bad wound. Mr..
Stowell heard his daughters cries and came
to her assistance, driving the cow away
with a club. Er. Mccormick dressed the
wounds.
The North American Review for Novem
Der contains thoughtful standardization of
1.-THE Present Railway Situation" by II. T.
Newcomb, the paper being in the main an
enumeration of the fundamental or most i'm
portant changes which, 1t is believed, must
precede q satisfactory solution of railway
problems. Mr.. Newcombs views Of the
important question of pooling merit atten-
tive consideration.
The past month was one Of the rarest
Octobers that ever reigned In Michigan.
With the exception Of one slight storm,
there was no rain nor other disturbance of
the most peaceful condition of air and sky,
and the most perfect of Indian summer
weather held continual sway. There was
rarely frost, save slight ones In the last
week. but in all scarcely enough to check
vegetation. The leaves have rippened in
all the glory of color which characterizes
the autumn woods Of Michigan, and so
au ct and serene has been the whole time
that It seemed like one endless, browsing,
dreamy afternoon, subversive of energy
and conducive to peace and sweet content.
The harvests we're full and the joy thereof
was heightened by the seasons kindiness
and enchanting beauty.