The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-02-26
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
Entered at the Postoffice in Owosso for
transmission as second class matter.
OWOSSO, FRIDAY. FEB. 20. 1897.
LOCAL NEWS.

J. ID. Estes has resumed work for THE
TIMES.
DIR. Knapp has telephone at his Office
and residence.
Miss Stella Bigelow, of Corunna, COM
menced work at the University, Wednes-
day.
j. w. Zimmerman is in very poor health.
having been confined to the house for some
days past.
The office Of the Shiawassee Savings Socl-
ETY. is being frightened by new paper and
repainting.
The Owosso Paint and Wall Paper Co. is
enlarging and improving the appearance Of
its store room.
f. l.. Eighme is minus one finger, as the
result Of getting it caught in a planer at the
Casket Works.
Mrs. j. Q. Adams. of Shiawassee town
ship, fell from a step last Friday, fracturing
her left wrist.
Senator Hadsall thinks the bill creating a
fifth ward in the city will pass and become
law within week.
j. f. Cardwell, formerly of this city, has
engaged in the commission business at De-
troit, with +. w. Aiken.
Mrs. Cora Huntington. formerly OF 0wos-
80. died at her home In Redland, CAL, Feb.
18th, after long illness.
C.N. Race, of OVID, was chosen as one
Of the delegates from Clinton county to the
republican state convention.
John A. Wright, one of the old citizens Of
the county, died at his home near Burton,
Tuesday, aged nearly II years.
1t is reported that DR.. Smith, formerly Of
this city, has commenced $780, 900 damage
suit against the Detroit Journal.
The marriage of John Mulcahy, of Flint,
and Miss Mary Hart, of Corunna, occurred
at st. Paul's church, Wednesday morning.
Mrs. l.. A. Hamblln was called to CohOc-
ton, N. Y, Monday evening, by dispatch
announcing the serious sickness of her faith
er.
Do not overlook the excellent and timely
article on the Inauguration ceremonies to
occur on Thursday next published today on
page ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saml, Gellatly are sorely
afflicted by the death of their seven-year- old
daughter, Edna, who died Saturday after a
long sickness.
NJ Ii. Reynolds returned Thursday morn
ing from trip covering 1,225 miles of
territory in the upper peninsula for the
State s. S. Association.
Payne Bros. canning business having out
grown their present quarters they are erect
ing new building, sufficient in size to care
for their increasing trade.
The instituting of lodge of the Eastern
Star, which was to have taken place this
evening, has been postponed on account OF
the Y. M. G. A. convention.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Lamfrom,
of North Baltimore, Ohio, son, on Mon
day morning. Aid. Lamfrom left on the
first train to call on his new grandson.
The examination of John Buck, charged
with assault with intent to kill his wife, re-
suited in his being bound over for trial in
the circuit court. Bail was fixed at SIS, 900
The annual meeting of the Ladies' LII
brary Association for the election of offers
will be held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
A full attendance of members is requested
Representative Shepard introduced bill
in the house, Wednesday, amending the
law relative to the salary of school commits
sioners, leaving 1t to be fixed by the super
visors.
The breaking OF the main shaft at Estey
factory A, yesterday morning, compelled
the closing of the factory. 1t Is hoped worl
can be resumed today, as they are rushed
with orders.
Mrs. John II. Van D0ren died at hel
home on Clinton street, Tuesday, after Z
lingering sickness with Bright's disease. A
husband and daughter, Mrs. G. Harbeck
of Rush, survive her.
j. A. Deal, who has been suffering from
the effects Of a stroke Of paralysis for two
years past, has been very low during the
past week. His son, Lewis, operator al
Monroe Jonction; his brother, VIM. Deal
OF Elsie, and sister, Mrs. b. Brown, Of Ian
sing, have been with him.