The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-02-14
Local News.
Miss Annie Osburn is i'll in Detroit.

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John Paul is serving ninety days n
the Detroit works for stealing hams
from the Copas packing house.
Increase of pension: William H.
Hunt, of Corunna, to Sl4 and Albert
M. Diumm, Henderson, to $40.
Edward -Bartz, West Main street. has
been paid S1O3 for his fire.loss of last
Friday evening. Laverock's agency
adjusted the claim.
Edith, fifteen month old baby OF Mr..
and Mrs. f. L. Miller, Mulberry street,
died Tuesday of pneumonia which fol-
lowed an attack of measles.
Mrs. g. II. Kinney, 9l5 North Wash
ington street, has been confined to the
house several days by a bad scalp
wound received in a runaway.
j. Luther Bradley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs L. G. Bradley sailed Saturday
evening foP the Philippines. He is in
the u S. hospital service.
Edward Carr and o. B. Estey. of
Owosso. Postmaster Erwin Eveleth, Of
Corunna, and F. j. Northway, of Du-
rany, took the Mystic Shrine degree in
Detroit last week.
There was % slight blaze in Edward
Bartz's house on West Main street
Friday evening. The department re.
sponded but threw no water, and but
little damage was done.
Word was received here last week of
the death of John Kemp at the home of
his son. Harry, in Pontiac. Mr.. Kemp
was formerly resident of this city and
will be remembered by the older resi-
dents
City Teamster Edward Martin has
been instructed by the council to
furnish a new fire team. Jack" one
of the gray horses, will be sold, old
prince" his mate, being kept as an
extra horse.
ID r. Salisbury is turning out boot
which he thinks viii! be winner. 1t
consists of heavy rubber bottom,
leather about the ankles, and water
proof cloth tops. The top laces to the
knee. The boot is for boys wear.
Lieut-Col. w. S. Macarthur, of the
Third Infantry, NJ. N. g., has resigned.
One of the majors will undoubtedly re-
ceive the place. Capt. George b. Nc.
Caughua of Company H, Owosso is
prominent candidate for the position
of major.
Kirth e. Krouse, wholesale shoe
dealers, of Grand Rapids, have asked
Circuit court for the renewal of judg-
ment of $500 against John Salisbury, of
Owosso. The judgment was secured
against Mr.. Salisbury when he was in
the shoe business ten years ago.
Postmaster Erwin Eveleth, of Corun-
ma, has brought suit against Symes &
Sanderhoff to prevent them cutting
timber on 1870 acres of land near Kerby.
He sold them the right to do so. but
the timber was not cut before the ex
piration of time limit, hence the suit
The Sturtevant Heating Co., of
Chicago. which put in the boilers at the
Central building, had settlement last
week with the school board. Of the
$1,000 due the company, it will receive
between 5000 and $780, The balance is
for Offsets, as the boilers were not up
to specifications.
Miss Nellie Kennedy. star of the
Kennedy Players, who filled aweek's
engagement here, was hurt by fall
during the performance of Oliver
Twist, Saturday night. An old trouble
was aggravated, and Miss Kennedy was |
operated upon by Drs. Arnold and
Phippen. Sunday at the Exchange
Hotel. She bore the knife well, and |
will join the company at Ionia this
week.
Mr.. William Sullivan, clerk at |
Osburn g. Sons store, and Miss Anna |
Grady, formerly Bell telephone oper.
ator at Owosso and Lansing, were
married at St. Pauls Catholic church |
at ten o'clock Tuesday morning, Fr. P.
j. Slane officiating. A large number |
Of friends were present. Mrs. Sullivan |
Is the daughter of Michael Grady, q
farmer of Owosso town
ship. |