The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-01-31

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street TO his home.
Francis Labadie Is confined in one of the
city hospitals at Germantown, Pa. by an
attack of small pox.
David Duff, an Ann Arbor shops employe,
cut his right hand Oh saw Monday, badly
mangling two fingers.
George, the sixteen months old child of
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fowler, fell Sunday
and broke his right leg.
The Boiermakers' Union will give
dance at the armory February 14lh. The
o. l.. l. orchestra will furnish music.
Arthur Post, formerly in the employ of
August Wesener, Is now half owner in
carriage and harness business in st. Johns.
Mrs. James Osburn's Sunday school
class of the Episcopal church, gave a swap
social at Miss Marie Sayles' Tuesday even
ing.
City Teamster Edward Martin barQueted
the Mayor, council and city officials at his
home in the city hall, after Monday nights
meeting.
w. b. SIMPLY, who has been working for
the Western Union here. has gone to his
home near London, Ont, to work in
railroad office.
Aid. Harry Noble was severely cut in the
lip, Monday. A piece of flying steel from
his anvil at the Ann Arbor shops, penetrated
entirely through
The examination of John Paul, ex-convict
who is charged with stealing hams and
bacon from Copas' packing house, has been
adjourned to Feb. 9th. a
w. c. Gunbison is home from an ex-
tended stay in Detroit. de is agent in this
section for the Columbia Phonograph Co.,
with headquarters here.
John Goodwin, Harry Bell, L. s.
Goodale, E. Sheldon, Allie Murner and A..
B. Crane are Federal Union delegates to
the Central Labor Union.
Lewis Buckingham is out again after
having been confined to the house for three
weeks from the effects of an operation for
appendicitis. Flint News.
Miss Anna Grady, of Lansing, and
William j. Sullivan, of this city, will be
married at st. Paul's Catholic church during
the week beginning Feb. 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dingwall are home
from visit In London, Ont, and have
gone to housekeeping in the r. j. Brown
house, East Exchange street.
Mary Therman holds an ADMINISTRATIVE
sale at her home in Maple River next
Wednesday. Her husband, Fred Thermap,
died a few weeks ago Of pneumonia.
The fire department was called out Wed
nesday afternoon at four o'clock by a chin
ney burning In z. A. Corners building.
No damage was done and no water thrown.
There is said to be several large veins OF
coal In Rush township. There are out.
groupings on the farms of Mr.. Essig,
Michael Rourke, William Saver, and Peter
King.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martin banqueted
the four fireman who sleep In the city hall
| Chief Blair, and the night policemen or
Monday evening, after the council had beer
taken care of.
|. Edward Howe, of Cleveland Park, II
under arrest for indecent exposure o.
person, and will be examined in Justic,
McCaughna's court tomorrow, He recently
paid fine for the same'offense.
The remains of Jacob Halter were takel
to Cass City Friday for interment Mr.
Halter, who was seventy years of age, dlet
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. K. l.
Snow, last Thursday, of diabetes.
DIR. Charles Shickle's horse got tired O
standing in front of w. ID. Puller's hous
on North Washington street Sunday even
Ing and ran away. The DOCTORS bugg
and medicine Gaze are total wrecks.
The paper which Byron p. Hicks rea
on SANITARY Conditions" before sanitar
convention at Durand, last year, has bee
printed by the State board of health an
placed in the hands of every health Office
in Michigan.
Past Master, A. M. Hume aud F.
Watson, Worshipful Master II. E. South
worth, and G. B. McCaughna, of Owoss
Lodge, attended theannual meeting of tn
Grand Lodge, F. and A. NJ, of Michigan
at Muskegon this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Horsman, formerl
of this city, have both been sick with sma
pox at Newark, N. j. Both have recovere
and have been released from the city hosp
tai Miss Matte forum ateIy escaped br
was quarantined for number OF days.
The condition of Mrs. Guy Howell, {
Owosso, who underwent an operation at =
Mary's hospital Monday, is very serious
Mr.. Howell is being entertained at tt
home of his aunt, Mrs. VIM. Needham.-
Saginaw Courier Herald.
Leo. G. Moss entertained a party {
young men at his home on East Olive
street Tuesday evening In honor Of E
ward ]. Hunt, of Bakersfield, California
A very pleasant time was enjoyed. M
Hunt left Wednesday for Chicago, whel
he will work with Lawrence Gould.
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