The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-10-02
LOCAL NEWS.

E. l.. Devereaux has had new plate
glass put in his store window.
George P. Sackrider has returned to
his work at the Detroit College of Medi-
cine.
| A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Launstein, Owosso town
ship.
Joseph Rundell has returned from
Muskegon to work for the Vigor-C
Company.
l.. II. Norton has just finished Sc, DOC
house on Alger avenue for William
Blanchett.
G. B.. Lindsey, j. B. Bates and Henry
Beswick will go to Newberry, U. p, to
hunt this fall.
Miss Mabel Mack will attend the M.
A. G. this season, and act also as assist
ant instructor in music.
! Ira Floate had two-thirds of finger
taken off in some machinery in the
sugar factory, Saturday.
| Erven and Andrew Geek and Harry
Van Dyne, were in Shiawasseetown
this week, building cement bridges.
Miss Vera Haskell has gone to New
York state to join the Parker Concert
Company. She will be out for 90 weeks.
The Woman's Home Companion has
accepted "Polly and ALSO Rock, "
from the pen of M. ]. Phillips, of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eames, of
Fairfield, have purchased home on
Gilbert street, and have moved to this
city.
Mrs. M. P. Rourke, of Comstock
street had second growth Strawberries
for dinner on Monday, picked from her
own garden.
Hazel, three year old daughter of
Ezra Smith, of Middlebury, died Sun
day. Interment took place Tuesday at
Henderson.
W. L. Parker was in Mt. Pleasant on
Friday and took the order for two car
loads of cut stone for the addition to
the Indian school.
Arthur Spaniolo, an Owosso young
man, who is spending six months at st.
Ippolito, Italy, is having fine time.
He picks fresh figs from the trees daily.
Cherry e. Cook are building hay
barn 24x60, at Henderson. for Albert
Todd & Co. A special spur track will
connect the barn with the M. c, main
line.
Conrad Mehlenbacher and R. N. Par
shall have purchased three acres of
ground in the Dewey plat on East Main
street, and will fit up base ball ground
next year.
Mrs. John Cummins has gone to
Seattle, Wash, to live. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. J. Raymond and daughter left at the
same time, Monday evening, and went
as far as Portland, Oregon.
James Small, of New Haven township,
is entertaining his mother, Mrs. John
Small of Hanover, Ont, and two sis
tiers, Mrs. j. Frye, of Toronto, and Mrs.
Croven, of Detroit. He had not seen
Mrs. Small for % years.
Carl Pickert, formerly Exalted Ruler
of Owosso Lodge No. 753, B. P. o. Elks,
has been appointed district deputy of
the Elks for the eastern section of
Michigan. He succeeds District Deputy
Edward F. Lee, of Detroit.
Pearl Broom, a nine year old inmate
of the Dorcas Home, has part of needle
imbedded in her hip bone. The child
sat down upon it. When the doctors
attempted to remove it, the needle broke
off, leaving part of it in the bone.
Mrs. J. T. Walsh, assisted by Miss
Moyses, entertained the o. M. & w.
club at dinner Friday in honor of Mrs.
VIM. Harris, who leaves soon for New
port, R. l., to spend the winter with her
son, Paymaster T. d. Harris, U. s. N.
Rev. c. G.. Squires, of this city, was
left without appointment at his own re-
quest when the announcements were
made at the church by Bishop Walden.
Flint News. Mr.. Squires was former
pastor of the Corunna Avenue M. E.
church in this city.
Six dogs were poisoned in the eastern
part of the city. Emil Bellenbaum, A.
Sternaman, Chas. Howe, and G. E.
Rowe lost dogs of value. An unknown
Llewellyn setter was also found dead in
a ditch. About $40 in rewards is offer
ed for the prisoners conviction.
Miss Isabella Longstreet left Thurs
day evening for Seattle and will sail
from that city on Oct. 3, for Moo Chow,
China, to resume her missionary work.
For the past year she has enjoyed fur
Tough, spent at the home Of her brother,
William Longstreet this city, and with
Bay City friends. Saginaw News.
Miss Longstreet formerly resided in
Owosso.