The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-07-25
1o7 N. Washington Street. owosso.

| i'll OF appendicitis, Is reco'eiihS'
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Sturtevant are
visiting at their old home in Sherman
George Gabriel has succeeded George
Dimon as foreman of the fire alarm re-
/ pair gang.
Deep water in the marshes makes 1t
exceedingly hard to harvest buckle
berries this year.
Miss Mary E. Lyon is spending six
weeks with friends at Buchanan, De-
troit, Buffalo, and Cleveland.
Frank Ensign is serving thirty day
sentence in Corunna for jumping a
board bill at the Exchange hotel.
Philip Alconbrac, living west of the
city, had his right wrist badly cut
by binder knife recently in this city.
Kelley church was re-opened Sunday,
with special services by Rev. J. p.
Warner. 1t has been closed several
weeks for repair.
E. F. Joslin within a week, has laid
out six miles of drains, one three miles
long in Venice and two in Venice
aggregating three miles
A. NJ Bentley has purchased 30 foot
launch for his son, Calvin. The launch
is on Lake Canandaigua, N. Y, where
! Mr.. Bentley owns a summer cottage.
Ann Arbor Engine II has gone out
after receiving repairs in the shop here.
No. 8 is in for general repairs. Buffet
car Cadillac and coach IA are being re.
painted.
William, son of John Fleming, OF
Cheyenne, Wyo., and former resident
of Owosso, visited here this week on his
way to Elmira, N. Y, where he will
learn tobe draughtsman.
Comstock creek has been ordered
cleaned out by the council A drain
running east from the corner of Stewart
and Shiawassee streets to the Cute
drain will also be built at a cost of 81,
| 400.
Mrs. Edward Schneider entertained
at lawn party Friday afternoon, al
her home 513 Fletcher street. Mrs. j.
A. Edwards, Mrs. Frank McNamara
and Miss A. E. Leddick assisted in re-
ceiving.
Frank Smith, of Owosso has been de-
barred from pitching for the Shreve
port, La, team in the Southern League
because he left Muskegon State League
team without release. He is back in
Owosso.
The Owosso boys, who are on the
new electric line between Chicago ant
Aurora, expect to finish soon and will
go on the road as motormen or con
ductors. go into the power house, o.
return home.
Neil Burhans, who recently lief
Owosso, enlisted in the regulars ant
was sent to the Philippines, is seein,
active service. In his first fight, a
Santa Mesa, four bolo men were killet
and three captured.
Owing to travelling mems dissatis
faction with the high priced Pullman
and accommodating porters, the Pull
mans have been taken off the AM
Arbor, and the home built sleepers ar
again making daily trips.
Arthur Monroe's little daughter fel
into Comstock creek about a year ag
from the walk on River street. H
alleges the guard fence was defective
and will sue the city. The alderme
have refused a settlement.
Mrs. H. P. Wollaver will receiv
guests at her home, col Water stree,
this afternoon; Mrs. G. S. Allison wi
, entertain them at 603, and Mrs. J. M
l Terbush will serve refreshments at NJ
. 633. 1t is progressive" afternoon.
Leslie H. Wood, formerly princips
of the Owosso High School, is in Mort
Dakota, assisting the geologist of tbs
state to locate Ignite beds. Mr.. Woo
has been doing some work at the un
versity of Chicago for the past year.
The Owosso soldiers expect to go
Manistee this year via the M. G.
Saginaw, thence over the Pere Ma
quette to within seven miles of Mani
u tee. They will cover the remainder {
the distance on foot in heavy marchin
n order.
List of letters advertised at Owoss
{ post Office for the week ending Satu
d day, July 10, 1902: J. E. Long, Mi
a Fannie Thomas, Miss Maud Watsle
Il Mrs. Ella Herman, Miss Ann Ebar
Nelson CURLY (s), Mrs CatheriI
Il Cheney, Miss Hallen Darling, foreign
I, Harry Thorn, fifteen years old, acc
It dentally shot his brother, Willie, tv
0 years younger, Tuesday. He didr
n know the gun which he was pointir
y was loaded. The end of Willie's lit
l. finger was shot off, and the bullet cut
@ cash in his right side, but did n
enter the BODY.