The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-12-20
Local News.
Mrs. j. Fl. Faxon Is sick.
Miss Pearl Byerly Is quite sick.


Miss Pearl Byerly Is quite sick.
Frank Comstock is laid up with rheuma-
tism.
James Walch has gone to Union City to
work at his trade as brick layer.
Miss Oalena Titus, of Corunna, is work.
ing 10 butchers bazaar store,
j. ID. Bartlett, who lives near the Maple
River church, is Ill with acute pIeurisy.
Miss Henrietta Pefrerly has finished her
seasons WORK as trimmer for Miss Kenyon,
and returned home to Monroe.
g. b. Thorn, Ellis Van Giesen aud James
Thorn are doing some carpenter work at
the Reform school at Lansing.
Miss Emma Cruger and Mr.. Aaron
Dietrich were married by Rev. j, p. Var
ner last week. They will reside 10 Owosso
township.
Michael Reidy, OF Corunna, was fined S75
in the circuit court Monday for selling
liquor to minor eleven years old, Hugh NJ.
Nichols, Jr., without proper order
Mrs. Martha Orser OF, died at her home
in New Haven Friday last, aged 36 years
She left husband, Henry or, and child
but few days old to mourn her loss.
Fred Gabourie, recently arrested here,
his former home, is spending ten days In
the Ingham county Jail at Mason. He
jumped three-dollar board bill at Lansing.
Bert Jebb was arrested Monday evening at
Corunna, and arraigned before Justice Nc
Bride on the charge of resisting an officer.
He Is out now on 500 bail and will be ex-
amined Saturday.
During the past week Real Estate Agent
w. e. Mckenzie sold four pieces of city
property, consisting of houses and lots, and
two farms near Owosso. This is an average
Of one transfer day.
Mrs. A. K. Stanhope has received mes
sage announcing the death of her mother,
Mrs. q. P. Quincy whose home was near
Archer, Neb. Mrs. Quincy formerly lived
In Owosso leaving here In 1882.
Street car No. 9, caught nre last Friday,
filed with smoke and frightened the passen-
gers by acting in Q way In which the
"Magnet" usually shows OF. The blaze
was caused by . bad wire underneath the
floor. 1t did no damage.
The jury In the case of Mrs. Marian
Stackhouse, Of Perry, Mrs. Stackhouse
having brought suit against her step
daughters for share Of her deceased hus-
bands property, on Friday brought In a
verdict Of s66s.6S for plaintiff.
The following are holiday clerks at the
Kalamazoo store: Misses Sarah Board man,
Mabel Lewis. Nellie Titcomb, Marie Glib
bons. Carrie Beehler, Anna Setback,
Flossle johnson, Nellie Fredericks, Eva
and Clara Strahl, James Carson and Mrs.
Jennie Smith.
Miss Rose Hawkey, formerly s.enogra-
pher at the Owosso Carriage Co., and Mr..
William L. Olson, who has been In the
employ of l. g. Tannehll, but is now pro-
prietor Of store at Perry, will be married
tomorrow at the brides home near Ban
croft. They will reside at Perry.
r. A. Brockway, convicted of robbipg
the D., g. b. 81 NJ. depot at Vernon last
summer, and released on his own recogniz-
ance, has not appeared at this term OF the
circuit court, as he promised to do. Brock.
way Is at bis home In jamestown, N. Y,
and as he Is apparently trying to lead an
honest life, may not be disturbed.
Following is the list of letters advertised
at the Owosso post Office the week ending
Dec. IA: j. Kearney Rodgers, A. Riegel-
man, W. r. Harris, Miss Altha Wizard,
Miss Inas Warren, Geo. A. Thomos, j.
Rogers, Mrs. Vert Poss, o. j. Leland,
Miss Jennie Keller, Mrs. Il. B. Hadley,
Mrs. Andrew Eldredge, John Doner, II.
Edwards.
Itching hemorrhoids were the plague OF
my life. Was almost Wild. Doans Oint-
ment cured me quickly and permanently,
after doctors had failed" q. r. Cornwell,
Valley street, Sauserties, n. Y. II