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


! bob-tail, self appointed guardian of the
post Office by night and Carrier No, by
day failed to exercise his usual precau-
tions in regard TO his diet Wednesday
evening, was poisoned and died in the
night
Notice R. d. Crawford's Special
Offer of brick house and two acres in
this paper.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the y. NJ.
c. A. will open rummage sale in the
Wesener block tomorrow morning.
George p Sackrider, who has been a
student in the Detroit College of Medi
cine, is helping Dr.. Arnold in his prac-
tiCe.
Mr.. George Haupt and Miss Ida Keb-
Ter, who We're married Wednesday at
the brides home i'll Ann Arbor, are
spending part of their honeymoon here.
Although Mr.. Haupt has been in Ann
Arbor several years, Owosso is his home.
He served in Cuba during the Spanish
American war with Company G, BIRD
Michigan Volunteers. He has many
friends who extend congratulations.
Mrs John Seleno died at her home in
Bennington, Wednesday, aged So years.
She leaves three children: Mrs. Joseph
Hagen and John Seleno, of Bennington,
and James Sleno, of New Haven. The
funeral services were held this morning
at st. Pauls Catholic church.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Pauline c. Burns, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Burns, Of New York, to
/ DR.. Harry A. Cossitt, of the State Hos
pital at Morris Plains, n. j., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Cossitt, of Owosso,
Michigan. Morris County Chronicle,
of Morristown, n. J.
E. E. Henderson, who is at the big
Forester meeting at Los Angeles, has
sent home copies of western papers, de-
scribing the convention,
NJ. L. Stewart & Co. on Thursday re-
ceived $50 pounds of small coins from
the mint at Philadelphia. The money
is to be used in change. The total
amount of the shipment was 1,460.
Dr. Thayer, of the Owosso Sanitarium,
has invited the w. G. T. L. delegates
and those in attendance at the conven-
ton, the ministers of the city and their
wives, to an hygienic five o'clock dinner
at,the Sanitarium, Wednesday, May IA.
Frank HI. Watson, Shiawassee
county's candidate for attorney general,
is daily receiving assurances of support.
He is of the opinion that the state con-
vention will be held late in June or
early in July The convention will
probably go to Detroit
Robbie, the five year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Palmer, Of Durand,
formerly of this city, fell on avelocipede
| Wednesday. A wire entered his right
eye, destroying the sight. DR.. d. H.
| Lamb, of Owosso removed the member.
Miss Julia Deane, teacher in the
Central school, has written home to
Supt Austin that she will not return to
finish Ithe school year. Miss Deane's
uncle, with several thousand dollars on
his person, wandered away from their
home in Byron several weeks ago, and
was recently discovered in a Topeka,
Kan, asylum, penniless, i'll and de-
mented Miss Dean and a sister secured
his release, are nursing him back to
health, and expect to recover.his money
before coming home.
Supposedly while under the influence
OF liquor, B. F. Scott, of Bath, lay down
on the Michigan Central track near that
place Thursday, and was killed by the
south bound morning passenger. He
was SO years of age and left seven chill
dren.
A. L. MacDougall former clerk at
Hotel Normandie, Detroit, is clerk at
the New National
Elijah Russell, o. e. G. E. motorman,
thinks auto mobile service between Dur
and and Corunna would pay. His idea
is to-equip wagon holding 30 people
with a gasoline motor and make regular
trips. The machine would cost 81 ,00O
and if he can find partner willing to-
put in half the capital needed, he may
embark in the enterprise.