The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-14
Local News.


with tonsilitis.
The foundation of the vigor-O fac
tory is being laid.
Mrs. F. E. Hartshorn has been very
seriously i'll for several days.
Charles J. Shaw, of Vernon, is can
yassing for the Owosso Sugar Co.
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Boyd, Maple River.
The Grand Trunk platform at Owos-
so Junction has received needed repairs
w. J. Ledbeter is home from Fowler
Ind, called here by the illness of his
sister, Fannie Ledbeter.
A delegation of Owosso Elks will at
tend the institution of lodge at Pom
tiac, Nov. 25.
Joseph Hagen and Elmer Hubbard, of
Bennington, are home from hunting
trip to Shepherd.
! L. G. Goodrich grand lecturer for
the Royal Arch Masons, will pay Owos-
| oo Cudptcr a VlSlU SOOu
Andrew Goodwin and Ora Norcross
are home from hunting trip in the
northern part of the state.
Vernon township citizens will meet
in Durand's council chamber Nov. 1S,
to talk over the proposition to bond the
county for sugar factory. 4.
The o. L. 1. orchestra will furnish
music at the armory tonight. The oc-
casion is the Eastern Stars charity ball
for the benefit of the Dorcas Home
James Bowling has returned to his
home at Centerville, Ont. after a visit
here. His nephew, Thomas Bowling,
went with him to reside at Centerville.
L. B. Snyder, sexton at Oak Hill
cemetery, has resigned his position, and
is now employed at the Walkerville
Bridge Works. His family joins him
tomorrow
Harry Woodland was instrumental in
| circulating petition, Wednesday, at
the casket factory and raised SIS with
which to buy potatoes for the Dorcas
Home this winter.
The Michigan Health & Accident AS
ISOLATION paid its first claim Wednes-
day, turning over SO to William
Bruff, 81 Glenwood. Mr.. Bruff
was injured Nov. 1, and was hurt at
the carshops Nov. 4.
Samuel hurry, alias Harry Clark,
alias George Adams, has been arrested
in little town in Ohio for forgery.
He is believed to be the same man who
passed bad checks for $11.4O each on N.
A. Goodyear and J. A. Barrie, Oct. 1.
Following is the list of letters adver-
tised at the Owosso post Office for the
week ending Saturday, Nov. 8: Herby
w. Carroll, Mrs. G. Harmon, John
Haley, VIM. Kendrick, Lewis Lane,
Chas. L. Moore, NJ. D. Pray, w. H.
Prime, Paul Revere, Jno. Shepard,
Stenling Mfg. Co., Geo. Scott.
Frank F. Bumps, formerly of this
city, has been appointed assistant pros
ecuting attorney Of Wayne county.
Mr.. Bumps has enjoyed large prac-
tice since removing to Detroit, largely
along criminal lines, and it is to this
fact that he owes his appointment.
His friends in this county are pleased
at his success.
Representative business men of the
city are trying to persuade the rail-
roads to build union depot here, and
two of the three systems whose roads
enter the city are favorable to depot.
The manufacturers will be asked to
work together to obtain the building.
AS nearly $500, 900 worth of freight goes
out of Owossos factories over the rail
roads each year, the manufacturers
should have influence.
Aid. j. R. Ketcham on Monday for
bade Jos. Taylor from excavating from
the end of Division street Officials of
the Vigor- o Health Food Co. intend to
build their factory there, nevertheless,
and ordered Mr.. Taylor to go ahead.
He will be protected if litigation is be-
gun. The team drivers union objects
to the contractors hiring non-union
teamsters, but the work, despite these
hindrances, is moving along rapidly.
Stops the Cough
and Works off the Cold.