The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-01-24


visiting at her home hereyr .dT 30
John II. Evans In home from weeks
business trip to Portland. -
Harry Kline has gone to Jackson to work
at his trade as carriage trimmer.
ID. R. Salisbury has removed his she 9
factory from Ccrunna to 0wosso.
William Segmiler, of Petcskey, was a
guest, the fist of the week of miss
Sophie Schwarz.
Allie Rourke, of Ada street, fell down a
flight of stairs one evening recently and
broke his thumb. u-.t
William Fox has resigned his position as
driver for the American Express Co. Wm.
D)wling takes his place.
Engineer Christopher and Fireman Percy
Hussey, of Durand, brought Ann Arbor
en- CINE 80 up Monday for repairs.
Theodore Laubepgsyer, of Alpena, who
has been renewing old acquaintances here,
returned home the first of the week.
Miss Lena Martin Is home from Grand
Rapids to remain until spring with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. d. Martin.
The special election to give Corunna
citizens a chance to vote a SIS, 900 bonus for
their new furniture factory, will be held
February 8.
Reports continue to come In from west
Oliver street and vicinity of a man who
follows and accosts ladies who have no
male escort
The two months old sou of Henry OFT,
of New Haven, died Friday morning.
Funeral was held Sunday morning at
eleven o'clock.
Hon. Il. s. Hadsall left Wednesday for
the west. He will spend some time at the
mines in Nevada and Colorado, in which
he is interested.
NJ. c. Engineer Lamb, who has been
runpiDg the ard engine here, has gone
home to Bay City. p. j. O'Connor, of Bay
City, is here to take his place.
A. Stanton, the draymap, got mixed up
with his horse last Friday. The muscles
were torn from his right shoulder by kick
and he is carrying his arm in a sling.
M. b. Reynolds, of this city, has resigned
as superintendent of the Normal work of
the State Sunday School associ alton. He
is succeeded by Fl. R. Pattengill, of Lar
sing.
II. A. Brintnelle, a former Corunna
lawyer, will be removed as prosecuting
attorney Of Monim )rency county for incom-
potency, II the board of supervisors has its
way about the matter.
Fred Luff, living near Bennington, was
driving to Owosso Saturday evening, when
a thill broke and the horse ran away. Lufi
was thrown out, and his face was badly
skinned and bruised.
The appointments of Postmaster Eveleth,
of Corunna, Epson, of Durand, aud Faxon,
of Ovid, were confirmed by the U. s. Sen
ate on Monday and each of the gentlemen
will serve four years from that date.
Rev. c. De w. Brewer, of South Haven,
is considering call to the pastorate of the
Sommerdale Congregational church, Chica-
CO. Mr.. Brewer is son-in-law Of DR.. G. A
Osborn and is we'll known In this city.
Roy Clougb, who recently resigned hi:
position with the o. & c. Electric Co., ha:
entered the employ of Hugh Conklin ant
will represent the Northwestern Mutua
Life Insurance Company in this section.
Miss Beulah Hoenshell was very pleas
antly surprised at her home on Masor
street Friday evening by about twenty Oi
her young friends who presented her will
bust Of Dickens and copy Of Evangeline
In the recent Y. NJ. G. A. membership
contest, the yellows won out. The tota
membership of the Association Is 401
Twenty eight new members were addet
last week, several more were added thi
week.
Mrs. N. c. Payne and sister, Mis-
Harriet Brewer, of the Ashley World, hav
sold that paper to Harry Longwell, Of th'
Ovid Register Union. They leave abou
March LIST for Colorado, Mitchell county
Texss, where Mr.. Payne has large ranch
Otto Schroeder, formerly of Company b
has written to Capt. McCauEhna from tn
Presidio, San Francisco. He Is we'll an
likes soldering. Otto is In the Unite
States Infantry, still unassigned to regi
ment, and Is awaiting ship for tn,
Philippines.
Mrs. Conrad Kline, of Bennington, diet
at her home Saturday at 5 o'clock after a
illness of over two years. Deceased wa
Is years of age and leaves a husband an
eight childr n Funeral was held Tuesda
afternoon at o'clock, Rev. Frederic
Strong, of this city, officiating.
Tod Kincaid and Frank C. Gale al
sinking shaft for new coal mine net
Kerby. They found three foot vein ,
twenty feet, and will have coal on tt
market-said to be the best ever mined
Shis wassee county-within week.
large force OF men is at work on the shat
/. d. Fl. Ralph, who is travelling In ii
west, sent from Denver deer's hide, wit
the Elk's head and letters "B p. D. E
painted upon II, to Ira g. Curry. A
companying the present was check II
$25, with which Mr.. Curry was req uestt
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