The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-28
LOCAL NEWS.


Mrs. A. E. Ferry is on the sick list
A. B. Cook and ]. w. Jordan were in
Lansing, Monday.
C. d. Stewart was in Fowler on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. c. w. Loring spent the first of
the week in Lansing.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
DYER, of Rush, died this week.
d. F. Blair is home from hunting
trip to the northern part of the state.
John Crane, of Rush, reports that his
wheat crop yielded forty bushels to the
acre.
Charles Doane, Owosso township, is
recovering from a sickness of several
weeks
o. L. Sprague and B. S. Stratton
were hunting near Shepherd the first of
the week.
A daughter weighing ten and one
half pounds was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Nokes, this week.
The Baptist ladies, beginning next
Tuesday, will hold rummage sale in
the fourth ward polling placet
John Carmody, of Rush, has drilled
we'll to depth of 100 feet. AT ninety
feet he struck good vein of coal.
Mrs. Willard Blynn and children, of
i Pontiac, have been spending the week
with Mrs. Blynn's father, Arthur Chip
man.
Richard Coy has returned to Owosso
to spend the winter. He has been
driving team for the Saginaw Sugar
Company.
Frank ana J. c. Mack are at Caro- for
a few days stay. Floyd Reynolds is
acting as policeman in Officer Frank
Mack's absence.
Rev. Fryer, pastor of the Congrega-
tional church at Durand, and quite well
known here, has been extended call
by the church at Ovid.
Ann Arbor Passenger Conductor
Thomas Mcmahon, of Toledo and Miss
Lillian Flood, of Mt. Pleasant, were
married at the Catholic church in the
latter place Thanksgiving morning.
VIM Messenger, of Detroit, charged
with pocket picking in Owosso and
Durand last summer, has been released
on the recommendation of the prose
cutting attorney, because of lack of evil
dence to convict.
Owosso Lodge /. o. O. F. did work in
the initiatory last Friday night. A
| number of visitors were present from
different>lodges in the county, also one
from New York. The lodge will work
in the first degree tonight.
Rev. J. p. Warner pastor of the First
M. E. church, is at his old home in
3 4 Clarksburg, w. Va, for visit. Rev.
w. F. Stewart presiding elder of the
kSaginaw district, will occupy the pulpit
. Sunday morning and evening.
H. B. Sturtevant was notified the first
of the week that his extensive saw and
planning mills at Sherman burned Sun
day night with loss of So, 600, and in
surance of only 81, 100 Mr.. Sturtevant
Twill not rebuild the entire plant.
Judge Smith has granted a temporary
Injunction restraining County CLERK
Martin and Chairman Stanlake from
Issuing the $4,000 bonds for the sugar
factory, if they are voted at the special
Election December 1. The man who
asked the injunction is Paul Follmer, OF
2Durand.
The legislature may be asked to de
Glare closed season on squirrels fol
five years at least. The scarcity of the
little fellows this fall is very marked
and it isn't because lack of food hal
driven them away, for the nut crop il
very large this year. If some action il
pct taken soon it is feared the species
will be exterminated.
AZ An auction sale will be held Tuesday
Dec. 2, at the farm of the late j. A
Hayt, one mile south and half mil,
west of Henderson. Besides farm tools
household goods, ETC., there will be of
Tered three horses, 3s head fine cattle
<4O hogs 75 sheep, 800 bushels corn, etc.
etc. Usual terms. Sale begins at 4
o'clock. Free lunch at noon.
Fisnt residents of Water street an,
Vicinity attended Monday evenings
Council meeting. and tried to persuad
pc council that the Owosso Poultr
Cos yards are a, nuisance, and shout
Pc KEEP out Of the city. Some Of th
edermen visited the yards and are {
PC opinion that the institution shoul
pe moved.