The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-09-26

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| w. L. Parker is putting q cemen
floor in his engine room.
Miss Erie Reed is home from Muske
gon, where she spent the summer.
Miss Emma Bartlett, of Ottawa, Ills.
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. NJ. A
Buckminister.
Seymour Lambert has had cance
growing on his left arm for about
year. 1t was cut out by physician
Saturday.
Grand Trunk Ticket Agent E. Wykei
will soon move his family from West
Bay City to a house on North Washing
ton street, near King.
The total cost of the Labor Day
celebration was $1,4S1.S0. A detailed
statement of receipts and expenditures
will soon be published.
Grand Rapids delegates to the Mich,
gan Federation of Labor declare Owosso
delegates were refused Office because
they are ''tinged with socialism"
William Baldwin has moved his
family here from South Bend, Ind.
Mr.. Baldwin will be in the Owosso
Carriage Co.'S shipping department
Mr.. Earl Day and Miss Marie Nichols
were married Tuesday evening by Rev.
Horsch at the Lutheran church. Mr..
and Mrs. Day are living on Pine street.
The social to have been held at the
home of William Mier, Harrison street,
Wednesday evening, for the benefit of
the German church has been postponed
one week.
S. E. Beers, of Durand. Albert Am
spoken Jr., and W. G. Stoddard all of
OwosSo, are working for Edward j.
Hunt on the Lansing ST.. Johns & ST.
Louis Electric line.
Congressman Fordney has a large
number of bulletins issued by the
Agricultural Department on hand which
he will be pleased to send to anyone
who will drop him postal at Saginaw
asking for the same.
Mrs. Esther Monroe has begun suit
through Charles M. Hamper, attorney,
for S., 900 against Reuben De Armon,
of this city. Mrs Monroe claims five
years of service as De Armon's house
keeper without compensation.
The Owosso Poultry Co. has force
of nearly fifty pickers and will double
that number within three weeks The
company pays out hundreds of dollars
weekly for both help and poultry, and
good share of that money is left in
Owosso.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Brysoh and
daughter, Mona, left Wednesday for
Ell Paso, Tex, and Estey City, N. M.
Mrs. Bryson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
M. Estey, go to Boston soon. The two
families will meet in Owosso again
about Christmas.
G. A. Dewitt resigned his position as
superintendent of Estey Factory A this
week, after having been with the firm
twenty-five years, working up from
saw boy. AS a token of appreciation,
fellow workmen purchased Mr.. Dewitt
a fine Elk's tooth charm.
The new Stewart street drain will be
built by day work at cost not to ex-
coed 81 400. Bids were advertised for,
but the only one received was for ST. 800
made by J. J. Granville, of Saginaw, so
the drain will be built on the same plan
as the Water street sewer
William H. Jewell died Monday at
Corunna of nervous trouble, aged 70
years. The remains were inferred at
deceaseds old home in Easton, Wednes
day. Mr.. Jewell leaves wife and four
sons Ora and Edgar, of Corunna;
John, of Pontiac. and Charles, of
Detroit.
The case of DR.. Ambrose G. Cowles,
of Durand, VS.. the Grand Trunk Rail
way, was settled Tuesday morning,
after half days hearing DR.. Cowles
receiving 81 $50 He fell on defective
walk at the G.. T. depot at Corunna, in
May 1901, and claimed that permanent
injuries had been received.
Mrs. Charles HI. Wolcotts right hip
was broken in runaway on Corunna
avenue, Monday. evening. She was
thrown from the buggy by her horse,
which became frightened at the car.
Mrs. Laura Heyer, who was also in the
rig, escaped with severe bruises. The
ladies live at Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stanton and
daughter lost their home at Ashley last
week through debt. They came here
Searching for John Stanton, who had
left home five weeks ago to work in
Owosso, but has not since been seen.
The family was in destitute circum-
stances, and was kept in the Dorcas
Home until house could be rented.
On Monday evening between the hours
of seven thirty and eight thirty, Mrs. G.
Rourke, of 322 State street, was at
neighbor's home. A thief seized the OPP