The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-07
LOCAL NEWS.

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Allison & Sons store is being re-pap-
cred.
A. d. whipple was at Estey yesterday
on business.
William Posthmus, of Osburn &
Sons, is sick.
A flock Of wild geese went north,
Thursday morning.
Mrs. E. b. Dewey returned from Chi
cago Monday evening.
Miss Tillie Tick is working at Fred
Edwards insurance Office.
Ernest Zimmerman spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Lansing.
Mrs. Charles Ellis entertained at
cinch, Thursday afternoon.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Frickie, Glenwood avenue, last Sun
day.
Miss Mabel Wilson, Hickory street,
gave Halloween party, Friday even
ing.
The Eastern Stars give charity ball
Nov. IA for the benefit of the Dorcas
Home.
Thomas H. Bonsor has moved from
Middlebury township to 316 East Will
liams street.
Master Austin Owen. North Howell
street, entertained Friday evening in
honor of his fifth birthday.
Fred Mier, who lost an arm at the
Ann Arbor shops, has received $3.50
from the American Relief Society.
R. j. Titus has rented the Burhans'
store building on East Exchange, and
will open meat market next week.
The A. o. U. w. held special meet
ing at its hall last evening. District
Deputy O. HI. Stevens was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Fitzpatrick and
daughter returned yesterday from Sagi-
nav to remain until they leave for
Washington.
The w. G. T. U. met at the NJ. E.
church parlors Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Belle Weidman was in charge of
the mothers meeting.
Patsy Cavanaugh is serving thirty
days in the county Jail for drunkenness.
His father is sick at home so he was not
given chance to pay fine.
The U. of M. foot ball team defeated
Wisconsin Saturday at Chicago by a
score of 6 to 0. R. L. Bigelow, OF
Owosso, was with the team as a substi
tute.
Mrs. j. d. Estes recently solved 8
puzzle which was published in Boston
magazine, and may receive one of the
capital prizes, the larger of which is
$4,000.
Hon.. w. R. Chappell and wife, o.
Washington, d. c., called upon friends
in this city today. Mr.. Chappell came
home to vote. He reports the Shiawas
see people at Washington as all being
well.
Owosso friends of Geo. F. Robinson
will be pleased to learn that he has beer
; transferred from the war to the treasur,
department at Washington and given
, better position as Waterman. He ais
gets substantial increase in salary.
Mrs. G. Mcclure died at her home
! 1903 West Main street, Tuesday even
, ing, of lung trouble. She was AZ year
/ old, and leaves a husband and sever
! children. The interment took place a
! Henderson, Thursday.
|, A report has been circulated in thi
city that Senator H. s. Hadsall wa
considerably indebted to the Mt. Shaw
anaugh Mining Co. when he left Owes
9 So This is absolutely untrue. MI
y Hadsall did not and does not owe tn
r company a cent.
+ L. d. Campbell, of Chesaning, attor
u ney, was in the city Wednesday lool
ing up the street car wreck near Shi'
wassee street, July last when h
client, H. B, Wier, whose home is eas
I. of Chesaning, was injured. A damae
. suit will probably result.
9 James 8 Thompson, Of the America
q Brake Shoe g. Foundry Co., of Chicag'
D. formerly an employ of the Ann Arbc
at Owosso, is i'll with Cuban chills an
e fever, and has been ordered by the gel
ii eral superintendent to take a tv
:, months vacation ON full pay.
ID The Grand Trunk freight whit
,e stalled west of Owosso Junction Mo
1t day night backed down on the I. 5.
At M. local which had pulled in onto q
Sc main track. Four cars, three of the
loaded were wrecked, and Conduct
Frank Quinn was badly bruised.