The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-09-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Ralph Eye has gone to Chicago.
H. G. Everetts rs clerking at Fraser
Bros. store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Cole spent this
week in Howell.
Henry Kinney is working for the
Union Transfer Co.
Charles Garner, of Durand, is a clerk
at Fraser Bros. store.
w. o. Robin is doing work at Frank
fort for the Ann Arbor.
HIP. Wolaver has left the city on
two weeks business trip.
Ann Arbor Engine 40 is in the shops
for general over hauling.
Mrs. l. l.. Peck, North Washington
street, has removed to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Wright have
gone to Wheaton, H., to reside.
Miss Lille Her, of Detroit, is trimmer
at Mrs. William Douglass millinery.
William Saver Jr., shipped trio of
Cornish Indian games to Leslie, Satur-
day.
J. @. Adams and wife are home from
North Dakota, where they spent the
summer.
Miss Minnie Eggert has gone to Van
Vert, O., to work at her trade as
tailoress.
A house built of fur robes and fur gar
ments occupies one of Christians show
windows.
John Hammond, John and Andrew
Sternaman are doing some Ann Arbor
work at Chilson.
William May and Frank Van Houten
are running stand at the state fair in
Pontiac, this week.
Roy Green, formerly of Owosso but
now of Victor, will go to Chicago this
fall to study music:
The street car line is very rough, but
little work having been done to keep it
in repair this season.
L. N. Randall who lives southwest
of Burton, had horse stolen from his
pasture lot Sunday night.
Miss Emma Parker is working in the
tailoring department at Newcomb,
Endicott & Co.'S store, Detroit.
The stalls for the fire teams in the
city hall have been heightened several
inches. They were too short before.
Miss Mary Ahearn, who spent the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Merrick
Blair. has returned to her work in Chi
cago.
John Posthmus has moved his family
here from Grand Rapids and has re-
sumed his old position as superintendent
of Factory A.
Large photographs of Company H,
taken at Manistee in August, have just
arrived and been distributed to members
of the company.
Fay Punches who lives southwest of
the city, was operated on Monday for
abcess by Drs Shickle and Phippen
He will recover.
church will meet at Miss .Underwood's,
721 Washington street, from 3 to
o'clock Saturday.
: Rev. G. H. Hanks preached a sermon
on labor unions Sunday evening, urging
his hearers to aid labor and capital to
get better understanding.
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Robert Cook, of Owosso, at Westhaven,
Tuesday w. H. Lyon, of Glenwood
avenue accuses Cook of stealing plow
LaVerne Miller, nearly cut one heel
off at the Casket factory the last of the
week. A chisel fell upon it, and several
stitches were necessary to hold it in
place.
One of the first 1902 Canadian ten
cent-pieces to reach this section is In
the possession of Alex. Barrisford. On
one side is likeness of King Edward
crowned.
William Herman, of Martin street,
stole razor belonging to Adelbert Park
er, recently. Justice Walsh imposed
sentence of thirty days in the county
Jail ON Herman.
Owosso defeated Mt. Pleasant in two
games of base ball at Mt. Pleasant last
Friday, winning by scores of 10 to 2 and
10. to O. Frank Smith pitched both
games for Owosso.
Janitor Niles Virgins placed the
forty new seats and desks in the recent
ly formed eighth grade at the CenFal
building Saturday. The grade is in the
northwest corner of the main building,
first floor