The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-12-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Harry MCCALL Is cneI at COnnOr
Cafe.
Capt. Hiram Bolles is home from his
seasons trip on the lakes.
There is good skating on the brickyard
ponds and ON Goulds lake.
William Lawrence has quit his job
with the o. & G. E. company
George Matthews, of Durand, is now
Grand Trunk car repairer here.
Col. J. G. Estey, of Brattleboro, VT,
was in the city this week on business.
p G. Storms has closed a contract at
Sand Hill for 1870 bridge of two spans.
James Upham will sell the Blu.
Lunch room and retire from the business.
Drs. Knapp and Crum performed a
successful operation last week on F. F.
Hughes.
Mr.. John Demunn and Miss Nellie
Wallace, both of this city, will soon be
married.
The man wanted for passing bad
checks here is said to be under arrest at
Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dennison well
coined a son to their home in Owosso
township, Sunday.
The official canvass of the votes cast
at the November election appears in
The TIMES today
Henry Rubelman fell down stairs re-
Gently, and received serious injuries
about the head and face
Beuland Moser, chef at Connor's Cafe,
has been forced to go home to Mt Gle
mems, i'll with typhoid fever.
V. E. Josenhans, of Owosso, has been
reelected superintendent of the Clinton
County Poultry Associations show.
Wade Cadman, son of Prof. A. J.
Cadman, has become prominently iden-
titled with temperance work at Toronto.
A birthday party was given Saturday
afternoon for the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lynch, Clinton street.
Among those who attended were the
children of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Haley, of
Chesaning.
Mrs. E. o. Place, Miss Edna Miller,
l.. S. Goodale, of Owosso; o. G. Moore,
j. Gould and James Simeon, of Co
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tending the Grange or Farmers Club
meetings.
Ainsworth & Hammers stables on
Watson street near Cass avenue were
regarded as a nuisance by the council
because of the smell, and Marshal Ross
was directed to notify the firm to re-
move them.
The teachers of the high school and
eighth grades gave handkerchief
shower on Monday evening in honor of
Miss Evangeline Lawrie, who will be
married Christmas week to Principal
Lester McDiarmid
Fred Edwards now has six car loads
of West Virginia coal ON hand which he
is selling at 81 % per ton. A man was
recently caught stealing from one of the
city's cars, and paid for a ton to avoid
being arrested. j. f. Wildermuth is
selling at cost car load sent to M. d
Corey, which the latter could not use
The state inspector of communicable
diseases, DR.. George E Ranney, of
Lansing, sent bill for $95 to the coun-
Gil ON Monday evening claiming that
sum to be due because he assisted Health
Officer j. o Parker in diagnosing a
case here. City Attorney Frank H.
Watson showed how DR.. Ranney could
legally collect his fee from the auditor
general and the bill was turned down.
Mrs Bertha NJ. Clark, of Owosso,
through her attorneys Walsh & Par
dee, has begun suit for divorce in the
circuit court against her husband,
Henry Clark, and has also begun an
action in Justice Walshs court for non
support. She claims Clark married her
in October, 1899, and treated her with
great cruelty for three years, pounding
and choking her, and frequently calling
her bad names.
A smooth young man went into the
Owosso Paint & Wall Paper Company's
store, Saturday night, and picking up a
pail of paint when no one was looking,
offered it to A. S. Hewes, declaring he
had bought it, but wanted another
kind or his money back. He got
seventy-five cents, and coming in few
minutes later worked the trick oveI
again on Charles G. Adams He tried &c
work Knapp & Smith by selling them
one of their own stands, but failed &c
make it work.