The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-07-03
owosso. FRIDAY, JULY 8. 1908.
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. J. Snyder of Morrice has moved
to this city
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paris have gone
10 Penn Van, N. Y, to visit.
Edward Ching fractured rib by fall
inr down cellar Monday evening.
Austin Rouse, local telegraph opera
tor, is now located at Richland Neb.
A. E. Claggett, ofLennox, is building
house on his lot on North Chapman
street.
Ira Miller, 1909 North Washington
street, is seriously ill with heart
trouble.
A daughter was born to,Mr. and Mrs.
George Aiken, Caledonia. Tuesday
morning.
A daughter was born Saturday noon
to Mr. and Mrs Dennis Harding, Har-
mon street.
Ann Arbor engine No. As will be out
of the Owosso shops this week after re-
ceiving repairs.
The Shiawassee county teachers in
stitute will be held at Owosso, the week
beginning August "a.
E. G. Van Ness and Rollon Lord were
at Lake Orion this week. attending
Y. NJ G. A. conference.
Mrs. William Griffith and baby, of
Toledo, are visiting Mrs Griffith's
mother, Mrs. G. Murphy.
w. D. Lucas has gone on the road for
the Detroit Journal. Arthur Raymond
takes his place as local agent.
William Byerly, Charles Bradley,
George Cute and Joseph Walton spent
part of the week fishing at Yuma.
John Brooks, DR.. P. S. Wilson, DR..
VIM Jopling, Niles Virgins, and Will
liam Harris are at Linden fishing.
"a Deputy James F. Race organized
camp of Maccabees of the World at
Pompei, Friday, with fifty members.
Chas. E. Rigley is spending the week
at the furniture sales in Grand Rapids,
looking after the interests of the Estey
Mfg Co.
The residence of William Nossek, 233
Dickerson street, was damaged by fire
Sl5 worth Sunday evening. The child
rem set fire to the curtains.
Mt. Pleasant baseball team defeated
Durand at the Hub, Monday, Is to 2.
Leo Mckenzie, of Owosso, played good
game at second for purand.
Miss ALICE McHardy entertained
thirty ladies Tuesday afternoon in
honor of her guest, Miss Stem.
Jesse Turner, who went to Portland,
Okla, ten years ago, has returned to
Owosso and will remain here.
Perry Grubaugh recently established
record in his line, setting the shoes on
a team of horses in thirty minutes.
Joseph Lehner has very sore hand
having cut. it painfully the first OF the
week, on carver at Estey Factory b.
Inez, ten year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs E. 7. Chaplin, burned her forearm
severely, this week, by falling on hot
stove.
Cloyse Lewis is back at his work for
the Owosso Hardware Company, after
an absence of several months on account
of eye trouble.
The sons of Robert Denyes and
Samuel Kidd played with toy pistols
Sunday. Each of the two boys is shy
part of finger.
Miss Ethel Greenwood, OF this CITY,
will teach the seventh and eighth grades
at Vernon the next school year. She
taught at Laingsburg last year
The bi-monthly communion service or
the Baptist church will hereafter be
held on the Thursday evening next pre-
ceding the first Sunday of the month.
On account of the fact that there is
$50 600 more to be raised for city pur-
poses this wear than last the tax is adj
vanced 40 per cent on the same valua-
ton.
Engineer James G. Martin, whose
carelessness caused the recent fatai
wreck on the Ann Arbor in this c'ty,
has been dismissed from the employ Oh
the road.
silas Findley, of West Haven was trieu
in Justice McCaughnas court, Friday
for stealing binder cover OF oeorge
Warner. but the jury disagreed. ne
will be tried again.
Prof ID. A. REACH, OF the owo7'o
Business College, and family nave
moved here from Manistee, and are nv
ing in the Charles McAuliffe house. coi
ner Bradley and Cedar streets