The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-10-31
LOCAL NEWS.


LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. John Storrer is. visiting in De-
troit.
John Cayanaugh, East Oliver street,
is sick
]. X. Fisher is in New York City on
business.
Mrs. Oliver Comstock has gone to Al
bion, N. Y.
Arthur Spaniola is spending the win
ter at st. Louis, Mo.
Miss Della Wilson, of Prindle street,
is in Bay City for week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bryson and daughter are
home from Ell Paso, Texas.
Miss Ivah Maliskey, of the Union
Telephone Co., is quite sick.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred w. Pearce is quite sick.
The Central Labor Union will hold an
open mass meeting this evening.
G. T. Agent and Mrs. G. G. Robinson
have moved into the West terrace.
Comola will be given Wednesday
evening, Nov. g. at the Baptist church.
Frank Barnes, of Burns, has harvest
ed 325 bushels of beans from ten acres.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bentley have gone
to New York State to be absent several
weeks
L. B. Snyder will give Halloween
party at his home at Oak Hill this
evening.
Mrs. w. F. Let's fell down stairs at
her home Thursday and was badly cut
and bruised.
The Vigor-O Health Food Co. is clean
ing the ground for the erection of its
new factory.
A steam heating plant has been or
dered for the sheriff's residence at Co
runua, at cost of 5000.
H. S. adsall, it is said, has practi-
cally decided to make the West his
future home. and will reside in Colo
RADIO.
Since City Attorney J. w. Turner
has been laid up by fall, F. H. Wat
son is attending council meetings in
his place.
Miss Carrie Bradley has returned
from st. Johns, and is doing steno-
graphic work for H. W. Parker and G
A. Byerly.
William Sinnott, of the Ann Arbor
shops, was painfully bruised last week
while at his work. An oil barrel fell
upan him.
Walter Cook, an Owosso boy who is
an operator in the Chicago Western
Union offices, has been sent to Des
Moines, Ia, for few weeks to relieve
another man.
The Michigan Health and Accident
Association, of Owosso, has been au-
thorized to do business, Secy. e. E..
Henderson having secured the necessary
s0) members.
Hugh McCurdy Eaton, of Corunna,
were married at that place Sunday.
Mr.. McCurdy is a veteran of Company
G 33d Michigan Volunteer Infantry.
Miss Donna Edwards entertained her
young friends, Tuesday evening at a
jack o lantern party. Pumpkin seeds
were hidden about the room, and Fran
ces House won the prize by finding the
largest number.
The board of supervisors allowed
about s., 900 worth of small pox bills
before adjourning at this term. DR.
Charles Shickle, health officer of Owes
so, received 1880 for his services. DR.
w. A. Harper, of Rush, got $500.
Capt. and Mrs Stewart Of the Saliva
ton Army, who have been here severa
months, leave soon for Ionia. The!
will be replaced by Capt. and Mrs
Petrie and Capt. Winchell, of the New
York province. The farewell service
will be Sunday evening.
The Press-American fund for tn
erection of the monument to Miss Ma.
Tower is now 1885. Gov. Bliss sent
check yesterday for $50, and Charles E
Ward. republican candidate for repre-
sentative, contributed S.. The balanc
of the fund can be easily raised.
The total of state and county take
will be lower by nineteen thousand dol
lars this year than last. This is un
doubtedly due in large measure to tn
economy and good management of til
supervisors. In 1901 the county tn,
was S43, 1919; state tax, $50, 1854
total. s96, 035.20. In 1902, the count
tax is $40, 73S 8s; the statetax, $36,37
%, and the total s77, 11Se3.