The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-09-05
LOCAL NEWS.

LOOAL IN 4 WS.
C. s. Williams is at Estey on bust
ness.
Leonard Clapp returned to Chicago
ON Tuesday.
DR.. j. c. Tufford has returned from
his trip abroad.
NJ. L. Welter. has gone to Ovid to visit
his aged mother
Attorney Whitney, of st. Louis, was
in the city Tuesday.
E. NJ. johnson is slowly recovering
from a severe illness.
Miss Jessie Fairman, of Detroit, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Rev. RIO. Cooper has returned from
an extended visit in the east.
j. H. BRANDED is attending boiler
makers convention at Boston.
Mrs. E. E. Bentley returned ON Satur
day from visit at Albion, N. Y.
Seven year old Harry Reynolds of
Ament street, died Sunday of heart
trouble.
Joseph Meacham has purchased the
Detrost Free Press agency of Fred
Hurry.
Earl, Willard M. Cases little son, dis
located his shoulder recently by falling
off the step.
Miss Katherine F. Chesebrough, of
Utica, n. Y, is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. j. A. Church.
Rev. J. d. Young has been assigned
by the conference to the Methodist
Protestant church at Burton.
Frank Gill's infant child was buried
Tuesday afternoon, after funeral SER
vices at the residence of G. F. North
George Gabriel and Floyd Reynolds
have completed the new city fire-a alarm
system. They strung over ten miles of
wire.
Henry Williams formerly employed
on j. F. Wildermuth's farm is now
working for Hiram Oliver, south of
town.
A small fire in Dr. Hume's barn was
squelched Friday by the department.
Children lighted some straw, and the
blaze was discovered in time.
William D. Lucas has been appointed
district manager of the Detroit Journal,
and will handle all territory within a
radius of fifty miles of Owosso,
George A. Guile, of Cheboygan, a
former Owosso boy, is now registered
pharmacist, having passed a successful
examination recently at the 500.
An exploding gasoline stove in the
brick terrace at Clinton and Elm steets,
called out the department Monday
afternoon. No water was thrown.
Allie Rourke and Glenn Whitehearse
fell with eighteen crates of chickens
from an express wagon Friday. Some
chickens were killed but the boys were
not hurt.
E. E. Josenhans and John n AFFORD
last week put up rs foot iron bridge
over Michigan Creek, near New 10th
rop. The township of Hazelton pur
chased the improvement.
Alexander Scott. colored, threw stones
at Michigan Central freight conductor
when the latter put him off a train in
the yards here. Scott was arrested and
is serving thirty days in the county
Jail
Mrs. P. G.. Welter, assisted by the
children of the Corunna Ave. NJ. e.
church, held Sunday school temper
ance rally at Kelly church, Sunday
night, Prof A. J. Cadman gave a
short address.
Charles Harper, colored porter at
Revenaugh's barber shop, pushed Frank,
son of Wellington Ward, to the side
walk one day recently. Franks arm
was sprained, and Harper fled to St.
Johns to escape arrest. He was cap
tured there, and is serving thirty days
in the county Jail.
A jury from Justice McCaughnas
court surveyed the proposed opening of
Cass street to Washington last week,
decided 1t is public necessity, and con-
demned A. A. r. r. land for the pur-
pose The opening is a benefit to the
railroad which will receive, Consequent
ly, no indemnity.
The last fish law forbids the tlse of the
drag sweep net, or seine in any of the
inland waters of the State, and allows
the use of the dip net for catching min
nows only in running water Ignorance
of the law, says Deputy Game Warden
w. X. Brewster, of Durand, is resulting
In many arrests about the State.