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The sun., 1902-07-13
SHOT ~ 4 SiLOON FIGHr.
Nurdoch, In Drunken Bra~I. shoots
s.Irason alters Condition critical.

Charles Murdoch - ?is Willis avenue.
The Bronx. went into the saloon Of Charles
Kuhn. al 377 Willis avenue, late yes;crdav
afternoon and told Kuhn that h. wanted
something 20 help HIM rerover from n
drunk Then he went into th" back room
ara up-.., table. a. which Charles snyder
f ~: East Iil-t street was sitting Tho
two mea got into fight about a..
Murduch drew revolver and fired az
SNYDER. but didu'' hii him 4 s"roni
shot h,f Thomas Gleason - rl2 ta-' la0,l
street IN the back When several men
,ri,Si 80 take th" revolver from Nurdo'l
another shot was fired, but q didn't hiI
anV on"
Policeman Coleman arrested Murdoch AMI
h" wa look'i ny w DO" Alexander ayonuU
station charg'd with f"iuniou- assault
Gina-un wa taken 90 th" hsnou ilo--
p'al II vas found that ~" bullet hal
u"n"tratrd has l"ft lung and hi- condition
j. critical
The sun., 1902-07-13
REASON FOR EARLY CROWNlNG
,,>. u0RRirS O,ER rROPHECy
rutT ~ nm Nt,iR WftR.
,,,,,rai Nth at 'rrrmonS ts>> rhan the
p...iblr consequences OF thl. super
.titi.n proving on its Mind rrr-
NON, TO Br tsndrnsed tn One hsur'

,s-..E C44s DstPR O. ruH NrN
t.,rn~ ia. T. rhr cloud which
..,, .,er the FnS, IN I.opa ,hr-" weeks
N.s finally di-- Pat~d to-day hV a."
..,.r.., 20 thr cvmplet" recovery ~
.r I.varI al ly uopu'a. enthusiasm
Lord kii,u.nCr- r'js.I from south
t...a
o.. only croak.rs now are th" -up"r-
AMI ,h.rr IL wofIl shaking OF
among th.-. Il IL quite clear,
mint cut. that the .lemsnt of god
rt..h IA. lrsn the best friend of the
rr,,t Impir for several generations
.- .t,-arf.ar,.d The Kings sudden Ill
=. ~,..,tary Chamtrrlains accident
.,g Iuft Kichrncr's arrival on
III. an ship. furnish C"mp"'" proof
,.,.... 'ty'lu" has deserted h"I i'''r''"
....ll ''. uNlnU-
rv..'i h. quite appalling. not 49, ao-
ri o.. r..,r tn ~" solemn fortodinss
,,..-s ~ hu 49,. IA ,h"s" and other r"crnt
,.,r..l.ify- only black outlook Tor the
kins and in" country
4 .r. vas no ign uf depression. however.
., ,b. behavior 81 th" vast throngs who
.,v, , welcome 30 tho returning soldier
,t r.a~.r ,l.or from South Africa. II IA
-,,, o., s,y that Lord Kitchener himself
..t.,le only man Who was depressed by
. r!tIc adula,on which was 30 un-
-,U,ir.ly gwen lie IL man who gcnu-
...ly fatr- hero worship, and he hoped
a. .h.. coronation excitement would on
..e AIn to come home without such
tsmuus'ration ~ to-days
H. M..-s'y'- case continues 10 V"
,rv.l 'p Ni- physi ,ian-. and his WONDER
- .t.lts a
al pciiral men They regard the deCi--
ION for an early date for the coronation
as rs,r. r"y,r'h'''~s. and arSu" that such
.s.!r-a would never h" allowed In 'h- case
Of O private patient. The fact II that 'h"y
ol % understand that the chief reason
f.f the Kings physicians consent to an
srlv ceremony i that this II tho only
...fa for the superstition which ~ prey
irg upou hi- MiJesty's mind. His Tear.
Which amounts almost TO belief, that
Bio. vii never ~. crowned, - seriously al
ling 'he kirg. and his m'-ilcal advisers
..,.rt.r that IN. physical risk o! IN" cer"-
..rva month hence l. lcss than the possible
...-.,.uruces of longer worry over this
.n...'
- now considered that the ceremony
N.-'m.ui-'-r Ahhsy osn ~ condensed ga
,. hour raat ts' physical "Xertlon mv'lv~'
..tl.,.I '1 a mere tun". Immediately
,.- he cot"mouv the King will & ior
, .uny stay on the royal yacht OF ." a
...r' resort until his strength has n""n
.. .s -s-rur,d.
yN..h-r ,har" j. any trrh IN tho r"r'
......, reports ,i latent cunst itu tu'iuua
... rHI. 'h.. world = not permitted p" know
I., f,r ,f.., ,,r.-sul thar, -ss.fu- to - every
u..-uu - hope that the hing will !" dnll
vurd ia W'-'miu~t"r tn'"y on Aug
The bulletin i--u'd ~ IA" kinS. pHEsl
..r, th., morning ~Hy~ III" hlng d
liking cNr"'"'' prog'''--. On a'r"un
% hi- Nafs-'v'- -aii.ttcturv CONDITION
|..lI.t. Will b. I--uci ON 1'"runt" day-
The sun., 1902-07-13
STOp .iutI NAMES FRIENDS.


Hans Klein. Il Year. old. oi Nuismburs.
slowed away abuard tho Am'fl'an Inner
~ Paul. which arrived iast might tom
S.,'ham;tuu. Ju.t i"fur" shc ~ai."d 'iDm
that Iou H. hid .H a big coil oi rul" "n
th,, forward 1"ck. "umUg uu' every asv
and ming.Ing with tL" s'e.rag" Ta~'"i %
GER. from whom he uhtaln"d food II"
was discovered 10y an oi'0"r OF tho ship
on Friday
The cabin pas-'ngcr~ liked tie aTIfai-
ancr oi ~, by and chpp"d Ia. rad M
pa,-as.. ruugnt hIm .Ii 81 c'tt.'- and
gaN,, 's,u $50 technically. %" comes r'
a a sitrrag" iH--eug'f
lie l. "A -'uTuy cooking 'ad, aHd "as aI'
uncle. JOHN hrrui. hlaCksmuu At :" ~,
street. tins borough Hc pTOUabb wIh
bS let ".
The sun., 1902-07-13
CHAMBERLAIN'S STRONG HOLD
ruy ,O\>TERN triON u \i">
or ms tCIIDFNT >H0m IDH'
hrro Rcaura,ion >o" "f Ills Power w
In. .o,onIa, Ofrcc wen tnirirndN
p.,.,s r>prr>, WrroErition oi w"
w,,L m, Has Done Tor the Umpire

,.,s,l, Cl4. ps,rU.A 90 TIE SIS
I,~r,S Julv ~ l. '- %" 'Na'R"'a'l'h
I, -ay that Rn,, politicians i'''''''
III ,rpro1chiur c'u-''ruau"n IN ~"
,.,,.r, Il r.luuial Secretary thhni-'fAh ~
,..ila,, lr.t Nouiay N"wl"r" wa
n,. ,n,r. applrrr, than ~ 'h" H'u~' ~
,-..,,,,,,,. When 'h, news arrived there
,..,T.,, an the atnosph"r"' wa " ~'r'k-
iu, 'ribu," tu '"" ''.'''''' - ''''"'' y
POSITION -.
H.. mou.ntary danger -'"i'> I" n"'"
brought a mor" keen ra"|', %" '' '.N
mower m ,o. Colonial ono" 'N' '''''''-
..l,,. - m, Prrw.'f~ ~ g." Narl'"' "'' NO.
los pr.ri,aUy ls."' hr IG - '".'
.,.ll. aud. a. the T,r.'' r'par N"a 90 an ''"'
-i.l nu 'h. . d, .a'.'n i"'1'' 81 Wv
,.nldnau -Icsp'r 90" except 'N''F ',"-
r..u, array uf guy,,'.. .l' an''u'' "' WI
Chamberlain deprived ~" 'r"'"'''nH-' '' .
large t,ar. e ru'Ir ..c. .hd'N
r,.,r.,tiur Ia 'si- Am" Inn, 90" It"''
pr1.,..I. tu p,iut uut 'hai l"ri -. 40"
I-,drr ~a.r.tlr, fHr ~" u."n'"-. ''"lH h"'
.,,,k vt.h ,..l,r N" freedom "r 'h'
.,,t,.r,,v ,nirf and could ru, t. Therefore
,iyr such 4 good l.ri 90 sir Ntif'd i-"i''
,r. Canadian Premier. 80 Nr f1'E'ni'
p,,t.n. t.,. prin. N'.t-..r oi 30" Ni-'ii-
4 Ian commonwealth.
lN,u M" Sp'c'r..r. ".H 10 "'- "'N"r '''h
Z ,.l.. ailc tn ~Nallu' Secretary h'.ln'''
I.r. l..ut- an aIiri' rlril' @t'''o'N 'i
! I.-, T. y fu-- 100 agr'. "a To- .i' ii' l'''N
! I.' a,kuuNl,dg"- mat 10 ''i.'iis d" -
! y.rl 80 the ,uiruiy- h"vr pr"'~'ilS E"""''' %
| ,ir immediate dcf"u.i,' power "i "i' Al
| Rritaiu, l.-idr- ju-tIfsirs 10" h"l' 'h"'
L,r wears to come IN" ray b" -nrr"und'u
and supported ~ ing "i continents 'n'
/ h,hit~d 10y pcop.', ~ powerful a. h''
| own
Tho Sy,ci1ior agr"'H 'ta, NJ Chamber
| hi, ,ruy lea lt'i' t,o U.rI- AT al q Iirc'
! y.tcicu. in the ,.Iu', hIi "ck"""l"d.'
,,a' his - q tcmp,'af .r.' oi ~tr"".,ih
! II go.- OF 90 say
What British cahi.c'S waI.; g. usually
, tonic Most 81 it, members ~ der loth
r,,,ies ar. ari.' octat~ who have, O." doubt
! occasionally a certain iirg"n'-~s - Ni"w
In, .ciduin Io--"-- "a" "i."r- decision
n d de- c-mir a, iou tu ruN',r. Ohi"h h".'i -
to the Manufacture whp T. all" poii'
| urian
The sun., 1902-07-13
rrsr,>G rR0r. ho,H'> rHE0R,
ur. t.arnauii iIas Not net sun cred iil
fleets rom inoruiation.

PN.t.. ..iy l.. Dr. narnEuit who tnrn"
,,,-..-,-, .Iiu,uia''i uni~' ,fwi'' b.,lu"'uh-
.r,,ilo,.. iu or,I"r;o '"-t rru'. .gl sfn',rv
,.., ,br . .,a-r cannot o. communicated
iron animal. to man, has W iu 90" pr Ut
n ...i ..u results, alaourr 49," ..,i.
v....r,ets iru'"Al'cd driS,ir> " us develop
iag symptoms o' the diseas-. !'" 'i''.''r
works a, usual. his Hpi-'.t" - good. ii~
.,,.p sound ard his h"altny AMI robust
a.i,earance - uuChang Il.
II at the expiration "l two months. 'uh"r-
c,los,s docs not dcciar" 'tse', he will rc-
,,a, the experiment hy cutting into tho
/, ia and LAYING the poisonous matter und'r
the ,nu III. pr--.,n, application ~ the
pai-onous matter was 20 spot on ih" arm
which VIE prepared by means Of = blister.
The sun., 1902-07-13
DrIIi> UNWD LINE M uORS
''>hi,'r'Us Gayrttc' SAYS Morgan Combine
'ias Mt secured Control.

lC ..s s.FF ..1 - IF SvN.
..,lpN. Jut, ~ ..c ShippiHg Gds0fs
.E. ' .- enabled 10 state that th,rc j. uo
'.... .a'.I. Tor IA" reiterated assertion
'.r 20. American combine has Absorb cd
90 ...ard iuc. but. u adds. a. may bc
H.'r'i rom the prolonged -oiouu IN
l... .ou tuls week ui tHc general msLagrr
.'.. certain directors 'Ha' u"go'iai3un- ate
r.... i.u.ilE ma other q.!aI.vr-.
o.. >LtppHg Gds,R' denies thr story
, '." ,A,pauge of cunnd"ncrs hrtwccn
l4,-lur Naam and MIR. Morgan and the
'.u-.r compact warn. The Shipp,ao
'as Pc SAY 1t understands the details
r''a,u a. -rttI,d ~ tue agreement pub
.-..- at thr en- of Nav and that all a,-''r-
'. .- Go ..r contrary ar iucurr-c'
The sun., 1902-07-13
GiiNoR H,NTrD 10 SETrLr.
Erwin SAYS Hr offered $500 GOO To R--
imbursr the nited states.

WAsHINGTuN. July i?.-Np",is isi Assistant
Attorney General Marion Erwin laughs a.
the charge that be- ofrr,d 20 --"ttle' tho
Gr-cn"-Gayuur eltraditiou "arc fur
Sin0UD H. >ay- that # th" story car
b. rcg.rd,i A. having any basis II lies iu
th, fa,t that Gdyuur offered 90 rrlmbIr-e
th' United S'atr- Government ;u the oNt"rt
nf SSgV1 aud that n" ltrwIul rruli"d that
tIi- amour. vH- 81 llrc" enough - 'drrtui
nan tu u,u. i,.iug o. 90 ATTORNEY G'uer al
kroy lir did i.-.ttI'ufIy m"u'. II -
~ amos luw',ur. and tie Attorney
G.,..r.l tniu him tHa' u" tad mad" III"
ryi.' >uf. ui reply 'u tavuof
The sun., 1902-07-13
h.l.rr Rewards GoldbrrEcr

Speed Gaze DSSrAoh % THh SrS
BraiIS, July u -Privy Councillor Cold
berger. who went to the uiief States
,hmc time ago to study industrial o. ali
ti,u, iu that country an made full import
To- Emperor William. has teen d"Curated
with NJ. pr,ls~ian order of the Crown ~
the second class in recognition 81 his ser
vices while In AmsrioA.
The sun., 1902-07-13
0,Ick uNrHES FOR LO> nov
Boston Wan q" Introduce the American
plan There.

Sr,-rlC4rs ps,p uca % rHE SrN
ToSDON. july - ! 4 Nvnan pf Bos-
ton arrounc,-- that he intends 10 open
quick- lunch rooms m Loudon lie pro-
poses 20 fua' company with capital ~
,?5ooo and oprn shops within thru" months
'n cor,I.'o with 'hc tea shops. one uf which
N 1901 paid NJ pr cont
The sun., 1902-07-13
,roA rr's son toninr Hack

7 Y TT-7--T
LoNpON. JUv ~ Among 'h" rasS"n gers
on the American In" steamship - Louis
which sailed from Southampton for New
York TODAY. were Commander William \
Cawle- [ = V and MT- CoNlrs and Rich
ard Croker. " of New Work
The sun., 1902-07-13
tn celebrate n Mott Haven Impro' ~mrn'

The Mott Haven Jana. J. iill"h IN 20 within
an. hlurs 80 issth street when tile work
an II viii end A. .uon n th" work - "oin-
t,l..tci ,h. North side Board ot Trade viii
give a dinner 90 c"lrbrat. the ending VI
Geir long hight for this improvement.
The sun., 1902-07-13
r,of l.. a. Hun ,.oins Ia Indianapolis.

l.. PorrE. lad, July - - Prof lA~renc"
{ Hull. who ha- h""n a-soc ialrd with III"
faculty of the Brooklyn Polytechnic lnsti-
tut, for a numhcr of YEAR, and who will
stand the summer IN TIM city, has accepted
the pr,ncipal-hip of th" Indianapolis High
S,ho,I Nr lIl. went in Bfu"k!Nn ifoia
IAwrcno-yll.c. y j. her" D." h"d NE
,I,,, ~ Latin IN the John Gr-'n school
The sun., 1902-07-13

Tb, Etecu'i,r Ilur",l pf the American
r.t.ra,l.n of Labor. which meets IN san
r,.,,,..-. an Juiy Il. will b" asked To- lend
p,arr,al assistance to the striking min"
wnrk.r- Henry White, General Sr"Fe-
,,ry ~ ~. Uni'sd Garment N"tk"rr. viii
IL, pr, id.nt Nitchclls mouthpi"C" IT.
requesting aid.
The sun., 1902-07-13

'.'u.l ',Hd ~" krl,l "ruocArr Gifl pub
20. NrHu, -uaN- and SttsrugNn an luk
lNasl.. >lN society aud lasldOn are lead
Ne isatufCs. Ads.
The sun., 1902-07-13
when Nou Go Ava,

take New York with you. lou wall md u
~ NJ Tax Sun and EvKSISo svS. Ado
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-30
West airfield.

Mrs. P. o. Finch is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. c. Smith, OF Toledo, Ohio
Mrs. Alice Gleason spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Orphy Bates, of Elba
Robert Hare, of st. Louis, is spend
ing the week with his brother, I. Haire
Mrs. Ernest Sexton, who was taken
very sick last week is some better
Mrs. Alice Gleason and two daughters,
Roe and Beth, visited at,John Gleason's
in Ovid last Saturday-Mrs. Martha
Way, of Saginaw, has been the guest of
Elsie friends the past week---K. S.
Scarf has been secured to give the Me-
mortal day Grafton at the F. B. church,
Elsie, May 30, 2p m.-Mr. and Mrs.
Van Sise, of Ovid, visited w. S.
Starkweather and wife last Friday
Elmer Hare, who has been working for
the NJ G. r. r. for the past three
months visited his grandparents, T. and
H. NJ. Haire, from Thursday until Mon
day, taking the noon train for st. Louis,
where he will spend some time.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-30
Southwest Bennington.

Mrs. Emory Hutchings and little son
are spending the week with her mother,
Mrs. d. Swanson in Shiawassee-Mrs.
Emma Goble, of Corunna, spent the
last of the week with her sister, Mrs.
Helen Jobes and called on friends in
this vicinity-Mrs. George Hutch
ings, of Grand Rapids, was called here
last week by the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. Milo Powers-Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Olcott and family are spend
in the week with friends in Grand
Ledge--Mr. Herbie Raymond is moving
onto the marsh owned by j. r. Smith
n EAR Bancroft-MrsE Eta Woodbury.
spent Sunday with her mother in Ban
croft-Mr. Will Mum moved the
house he bought of Mrs. G. Pitts last
week on his land near Mr.. Abram Hutch
ings-Mr. Ward Wrightis home from
his work at Mr.. c. i. Deans, and is
sick with the grippe-Mr. Charles
Ford spent "Wednesday with friends in
Bancroft-Mrs. Paulina Vosburg and
Mrs. Mary Barnes of Owosso, spent
Saturday at their brothers, Mr.. Isaac
Lewis'-The l.. A. S. will serve ice
cream in the church Thursday evening,
June 5. Everybody is cordially invited.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-30
Probate Order.

ate OF Michigan, County OF Shiawassee, So
Alta session of the Probate Court for said
county, held at the Probate once, IN the city
1907 - -
Present, Matthew Bush Judge OF Probate.
In the matter OF the estate OF John Boyd, CO.
Boyd praying for the probate of the will OF
said deceased now filed in this court, and that
administration with the wall annexed be grant
ed to John A. Boyd.
1t is ordered, that the 23d day of June
next. al ten o'clock In The forent on, at said
PROBATE once, be appointed for hearing said
And II is further ordered, That copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks.
previous to said day Of hearing. in THE Owosso
TIMES, a newspaper printed and circulating in
said county OF Shiawassee -
MATHEW BUSH
Judge OF Probate
BY KATHERINE e. KELSEY,
Probate Register.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-30
Oakley.

Frank Niver opened barber shop in
the Sackrider building Tuesday-The
Ladies' Aid was entertained by Mrs. J.
Whitney last Wednesday-Mr and
Mrs. j. c. Drake and granddaughter
spent Sunday in Laingsburg-B. B.
Finley was in Chesaning Monday
Whooping cough is all the style now
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hill spent Sunday with
their son in Lansing-The Ladies Aid
will meet at the home of Mrs. S. w.
Wickham, June 4th. All are invited to
attend-B. Whiteman, living two
miles south of town, raised large barn
last Friday. Many of our town folks
were out at the raising-Mrs. G. d.
Lansing is on the sick list-E. N. Mid
daugh spent Sunday at home-Miss
Louie Hoffman returned to her home in
Detroit, Saturday-Mrs. VIM. Keys
AMI children made short visit in Jack
son recently-Many of the town peo-
pie took in the excursion last Sunday
r. F. Spiegle had the misfortune to
cut off two of his fingers in his single
mill recently-Isaac Ismond is making
another set of animals for swing
Mrs Helen Anderson is expected home
this week-C. N. Sheriff and wife, of
Chesaning, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. d. Lansing-H. G. Wickham
spent Sunday with his family returning
to his duties Monday morning
foreman of the sugar beets set large
force of people at work in the fields
Tuesday morning.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-30
Burton.

Mrs. DR.. j. Beagle, of Jackson, was
the guest of Mr.. and Miss McWilliams,
Wednesday and Thursday of last week
-Elva and Mamie Young were the
guests of Mrs. E. H. Smith last Friday
Mrs G. Wilkes, of Owosso, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Vincent, a
part of last Week.-Mrs. Ivah Roosa
was the guest of friends in Owosso last
Friday and Saturday-Mrs. S. j.
Tomlinson returned to her home in
Pontiac last week Thursday after sew
eral weeks visit with relatives in this
place-Miss Pauline Ferguson, of
Ovid, spent part Of last week with
relatives and friends in this place
There has family moved into Grandpa
Bradley's house--Miss Laura Richards
was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Jas.
Chapman, of Owosso, a part Of the
week-The young people of the Y. P.
S: G. E. will serve ice cream and cake
at the home of U. Grant Stiff, next
Tuesday evening, June B. Everybody
will be made welcome. Come and
bring your friends-There were eight
who wrote at the examination held in
this place last Friday and Saturday.
The examination was conducted by Miss
Bertha Shepard and Mrs Salena Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Uhel, of Ovid,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Stiff-Thomas Hays, of Ovid, was in
town one day the first of the week on
business-Miss Sarah McWilliams
was called to Blissfeld, Monday, by the
dangerous condition of her sister. in law,
Mrs. R. cWilliams-RodaT Thornton
returned to her home in Pontiac, Thurs
day of last week.-Mrs.. S. NJ. Fergu-
son, Of Ovid, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 1. Rosa, over Sunday-P.
Ockerman and S. Williams spent Sun
day in Toledo-Mrs. R. Bromley re-
turned home from Laingsburg Saturday
evening-A. E. Cadz is preparing to
single his house and give it coat of
of paint-M. McCreery, of near ST.
Johns, spent Wednesday morning at A.
E. Cadz--The Misses Allie Simpson,
Winnie Ackroyd, Laura Richards, and
G. c. Rogers attended the Epworth
League convention in Owosso Tuesday
and Wednesday. They being elected
delegates-There will be preaching
services Sunday morning in the NJ. p.
church by the pastor, Rev. J. D. Young
Mrs. j. Coultard, of Owosso, was
the guest of Mrs. g. Gibson, the first of
the week-The Middlebury Alliance
Club met Wednesday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Brooks-Rev.
and Mrs. j. d. Young were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Willoughby, of
North Owosso, Tuesday-Mr and Mrs.
Geo. Gibson and Mrs j. Coultard were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N NJ. FELTON,,
Tuesday
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-30
For Outlying Cemeteries.

A delegation from L. B. Quacken-
bush Post G.. A. r. will visit the ceme-
teries at the hour named below as
near as possible, to aid Ia holding SER
vices at each, on Sunday, June 1st;
and we earnestly request that the
school officers, teachers, soldiers and
citizensl,generally in the vicinity Of
each, cooperate with US in the exer-
cises. Teachers prepare short patrl
otto program for the occasion, that
your pupils may be instructed in that
which tends to the highest and lofti-
est American citizenship, patriotism
and love OF country. We will be at
the Dewey cemetery at o'clock p. NJ f.,
at Bennington No. at $50 p. M, at
the Dynes 4:30 p. M, at the Gess 200
p. M, at West Haven 800 p. M, at
Henderson 400 p. m, local time All
who desire to visit these cemeteries on
t1iS occasion will be at Post hall
promptly at 1890 p. m.
a. B CRANE, Chm. Of Com.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-30
Garland.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Miller, of Owosso,
visited Mrs. Miller's parents, Lewis
Shickle and wife, Saturday and Sunday
Henry Carroll has rented T. Colbys
house-Miss Grace Edgerton is visit
ing friends in Chapin--Mrs. E. Netha-
way, who has been very i'll, is improving
Master Clyde Mitchell spent part of
the week with his uncle, Jay Miller in
Owosso-Mr. Andy Mitchell has
moved to his farm near Ovid--Melvin
Nethaway and family, of Chaplin, visited
at the home of his uncle, Smith Netha-
way, Sunday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-30
Laingsburg.

A. d. Barnes gave his summer open
ing at Round Lake resort, Wednesday
Memorial services at the Baptist
church last Sunday morning, Rev.
Allen gave the address-Laingsbu
cemetery has been put in first class
shape by Edwin Pope and son, sections
Mark Woodbury., who had been in
the employ of J. d. Wyckoff for the
with that gentleman and accepted a
position with the Owosso Hardware Co.
Mark is all right, anywhere-Verne
Woodbury., of Woodruff, is an up-to-
date fisherman. He gets them when he
goes after them too He left the writer
sample of his black bass the other day
Martin Beardslee won the bear at
the bear shoot at Round Lake opening
day. Those fellows who were sure OK
him never touched lrim-One Hastings,
an alleged fake picture dealer, came
down here on the Tuesday morning
train. He took some orders when our
authorities became suspicious and cast
him into our common bastile. a COM
plant was made against him by FL. y.
Dennis for obtaining money under false
pretense. He was kept behind the bars
until the next nor6isg when he was
brought before the justice, where he
pleaded not guilty. In default Of bail
he was sent to Corunna to await ex-
animation Nay 31st. Mr.. Hastings
thinks he can 1,snra hia innncence
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-30
Ciney.

Claud Herrin is home from Newberry
where he has been employed by G. M.
Randall in his saw mill-The funeral
of Mr.. John Somers ST., held at the
Dunkard church, Sunday, was largely
attended many Elsie friends as well
as others from distance came to pay
their last respects to one of our oldest
and best citizens and neighbors. Elder
Holmes, of Grand Rapids officiated and
the remains were inferred in the Ford
cemetery-A play party at Master
Ray Trenches, Wednesday evening,
was funny time-A few report early
Strawberries as being ripe-Ola, the
young son of F. johnson, is very sick
and small hopes are entertained for his
recovery-S. Olney has his new barn
nearly enclosed-On account of the
recent wet and cold weather many
farmers will be delayed with their corn
planting till long in June--They say
that we are to have bottling works at
Olney; next-A big sale of western
horses at Elsie, Tuesday, now the boys
will have some fun lreaking their
necks-Several from this place attend
ed one horse circus at Bannister Wed
neSday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-30
Passed and approved May 20, 1909.
WERNER NJ. WHITE, Mayor.
FRED EDWARDS CITY Clerk


FRED EDWARDS, City Clerk.
1t was moved and supported that the council
form itself into board of review for tile pnr-
pose of reviewing the assessment roll OF the Wa.
ter street sewer which was carried; ayes Q nays
1t was moved and supported that the assess
ment roll as read be adopted which was carried;
ayes 0. nays0.
Aid. Wiley asked that the assessment on the
Water street sewer be changed so that the same
could be paid In three installments.
Aid. Pierpont offered following resolution
which was upon motion adopted; ayes 9. nays 0.
Resolved, that the special assessment of the
Water street sewer be spread In three Install
ments, payable yearly.
II was moved and supported that the board
form Itself back into common council which was
carried
AID. Wash burn reported that If the committee
on sidewalks had more men that they could
build great many more sidewalks and work to
better advantage.
1t was moved and supported that the commit
tee hayepower to hire the necessary nell Tor
the building OF sidewalks (which was carried;
ayes O. nays0
Upon motion council adjourned.
FRED EDwAgDs.
City Clerk.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-05-30
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