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

the teachers in the school,
The remains of Mrs. ID. G. Crickmore,
who died April 80 have been removed
from the vault and buried at Oak Hill.
Frank Z. Brooks and George Dreher
each lost dog and John Jones two cats
as the result of the recent attentions of
prisoners.
Stolen, black and tan hound, about
two weeks ago. Reward offered for any
information or his return to 934 Watson
street, Owosso.
w. M. Gillet, Of the Maple River
Gardens, lost work horse Monday.
An accident brought on lock jaw so the
horse had to be killed.
The Owosso Creamery Co. is one of
forty butter makers which formed an
association at Chicago this week E. F.
Dudley attended the meeting.
John Castle, prohibitionist and
church worker, was badly beaten in a
local saloon Monday. He went in and
was simply looking around when at
tackled.
Miss Anna Todd entertained friends
| Tuesday evening in honor of her guest,
Miss Margaret Follmer, of Williams
port Pa, Miss Follmer has returned
home.
Mrs. Dennis w. Olmstead entertained
friends Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss Maude Pickett, of jackson. Miss
Pickett and her mother returned home
to Jackson Thursday.
Edward T. Brown, foreman of the
screen window department at the Owes
so Mfg. Co., will apply for patent on
an elevator which he invented. 1t saves
the labor of twice handling 200-dozen
screens per day.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Rollon A. Lord, clerk in the
post Office, and Miss Ethel Mclean, to
occur Wednesday, Sept. 18th at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs Rebec-
ca Mclean, King street.
Mckinley, of Oakley, rented James
Agnew's barber shop at Henderson, La
Dor Day, and started ''blind tiger. +"
Officers got after Mckinley and he fed,
leaving a quantity of beer behind him.
They are looking for him, but he keeps
away.
The Emerson school has been repaired
at an expense of 500. The improve
ments include paint, wall paper, tinting,
kalsomining, and adamant ceilings for
four of the rooms. These ceilings make
the rooms warmer in winter, and deaden
sound.
Mrs. Ora Touse, who lived short
distance west of Laingsburg, took
strychnine Wednesday morning, dying
few hours later. She was twenty
four years old and leaves a husband and
two months old child. Family troubles
caused the deed.
When David Evans, of Corunna at
tempted tolock his bulldog in the barn,
Monday, the animal attacked him. Mr..
Evans hand was badly bitten, his
trousers were torn, and one shoe was
jerked from his foot before the dog
could be driven off.
Ralph Perry, of Durand, was arrested
on capias, Wednesday, on complaint
of Mallory & Co., of Chicago. The firm
claims that Perry did them out of SO, 700
worth of sheep. Attorneys for plaintiff
are Watson g. Chapman, of Owosso,
and F. J. Northway, of Durand.
Boys who live in the vicinity of Michi
gan Ave. daily have narrow escapes
from death, because of their persistency
in playing around trains. Two boys
named Shaw, living on Cass street
came within an ace of being run down
by the Ann Arbor switch engine Fri
day.
Misses OFT and Ella Kerby, of Racy
Saginaw county, came to town Labor
Day, They were with two young men
whom they left, and were afterwards
seen with young man from Elsie ant
one from Garland. Mrs. OFT was in the
city Tuesday looking for her daughter
who had not returned home.
Alfred Walter, living 4 miles west O.
Oakley, will have an auction sale o.
live stock, consisting of II COWS, on,
Durham bull, calves, 30 sheep ant
lambs, 16 Poland China shoats and
Poland China brood sows, on Wednes
day, Sept. H. Sale will commence a
10 o'clock a. IN. Warm lunch will b,
served at noon. E. A. Convis, auct
ioneer.
Vigor-o Health Food Company ha
offices with w. Z. Mckenzie in tn,
Keller block. Secretary White, of thu
company, says II find that the name
of the Owosso men interested in on
company are sufficient guarantee to in
vestors that we are going to do business
and make money. We have sold goo,
many shares of stock already, and hav
promises of many more"