The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-07
.LOCALr-.NEWS.

N
l.. H. Cobb, of Perry, was in the city
Wednesday.
w. NJ. Fitzpatrick was at Estey on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. White returned to
the city Tuesday.
Edward Rourke is clerking for the
Owosso Grocery Co.
Herbert Wilson is recovering from an
attack of brain fever.
Fred J. Milleraand family are spend
ing week in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs George Fauth are al
Frankfort for an cutting.
Michael Burkhart, West Main street
is i'll with heart failure.
A. B. Tyrrell and family leave soor
for an outing at ST. Ignace.
Miss Meta Dean is working in the
office of the painless dentists.
w. w. Palmer and family are home
from a months stay at Topinabee.
Arthur Brown has succeeded M. E.
Miller as janitorOf the Baptist church.
Miss Sophia 0smer has resigned her
place as bookkeeper for R. N. Parshall.
Postoffice Inspector Parsell, of Flint,
was in the city on official business Tues
day.
Ray Wisner, of Ithaca, is working
for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
here.
Miss Gladys Richardson, of Mulberry
street, is camping at White Lake with
friends.
Clarence Davis, of Chagrin Falls, O.,
is visiting his uncle, John Brooks, of
Adams street.
Burton johnson returned to Ann Ar
Dor, Tuesday, after a visit with his
parents here
Mrs. John Wesener, of Chicago, will
sing at the Congregational church Sun
udy mOiuluS s
Mrs. Amy Dennis. of North Owosso, is
making two weeks visit with rela-
tives at Byron and Howell.
G.. T. Campbell has been entertaining
his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs @. w. Fox. of
Cincinnati. Ohio, this week. 9 80 - -.
Miss Kittie Cavanaugh is back from
st. Johns, and is again at work in the
Union Telephone Company's Office.
Rev. J. Alexander Clyde spent Thurs
day at Lake Orion, delivering an ad-
dress to the Assembly last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wykes have moved
to Detroit, where Mr.. Wykes has a
position with the Pere Marquette Ry.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nix, formerly of
Owosso, are now nicely located in a
handsome new photo studio at Oskaloosa,
Iowa.
The northbound NJ G.. passenger
train, Monday morning, was delayed
here by its engine, 206, breaking driv-
ing rod
Mrs. Emma Rutledge, son William
and daughter Lucy, are at Bay View.
Mrs. Rutledges Younger children are
on a farm near here.
Mrs. w. S. Ament, of Picking, China,
wrote Harold, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H,
d. Lyon, a letter recently The letter
was but 20 days on the way.
Charles Foote, the blind man wholhas
sold pop corn at Owosso Junction, is
seriously i'll of Brights disease and
heart trouble at his home on Factory
street.
At the Modern Woodmen's district
picnic and log rolling at Chesaning,
August 81, Owosso Camp degree team
will enter the competition drill for the
silver cup.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. M. Babcock died at Lansing Satur-
day, and was buried at Flint. Mrs.
Babcock was formerly Miss Marion Ma
varre, of Owosso.
Mrs. Edward Bartz has sued John
Martin for 800. She claims Martin,
who is neighbor, kicked her when she
tried to aid her husband. Martin also
whipped the latter.
The case of the people VS.. Henry
Brayton for drunkenness has been adj
journed two weeks by Justice McCaugh-
ma. Brayton has retained Watson &
Chapman to defend him.
Harrisburg, Penn, papers few days
ago state, that on a recent very warm
day it was necessary to use crowbars
to release the feet of a horse which had
been allowed to stand for some time on
street paved with bituminous maca-
dam.
Frank Jones, a painter residing in
this city, was arrested late Monday
night and confined in the county Jail on
n charge of stealing some lead pipe
from Arthur Monroe. He paid Justice
McCaughna the costs, Tuesday, ant
was released.