The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-01-02


| at Corning, N. Y.
Michael H. Griffith, of Stewart street,
IS home from a long trip west.
J. H. BRANDED repaired the boilers at
the Morrice saw mill, this week
Miss Kate Corlett leaves tomorrow
for Blue Island, Ill where she is teach
ing.
William H. Powers met with serious
accident at Grand Rapids recently,
breaking his shoulder by fall. He is
now at his home in this city.
Philip Cavanaugh, of Chicago, is at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Cavanaugh, West Main street,
suffering from sprained ankle.
Michael McEnrue, who paid three
fines within year, two himself and one
for his bartender, for running blind
pig" at Lennon. has moved back on the
farm.
The First, National Bank of Corunna
will be located in the old Commercial
House in that city until July 1, when
its new building will be ready for &C.
cupancy.
Edward j. Hunt, of Owosso, is now
superintendent of the third rail work on
new electric line between jackson and
Battle Creek, and is in line for position
paying $1,000 per year.
An alarm from box 55 called the fire
department to the residence of w. l..
McDiarmid, on Cedar street, Sunday
,vening, where 81 lamp had exploded.
No water was thrown.
Joseph Marrah, who plays in the
National Military Band at the Soldiers
home in Dayton, o, has been called
home by the illness of his mother, Mrs.
Mary Marrah, Chestnut street.
The Pacific Express Company began
business yesterday in the Office formerly
occupied by DIR. w. E. Ward, ON West
Exchange street. William Bowling is
agent and Earl Clough the driver.
William Turner, farmer living one
and half miles north of Garland, lost a
hand in corn thresher, Friday. 1t was
drawn into the knives and so severely
mangled thatit had to lie amputated.
Mrs j. A Sutton, 416 East King
street, was surprised by thirty friends
and neighbors, Saturday evening. The
occasion was her birthday anniversary.
The hours were very pleasantly passed.
John belong and Mrs. Nellie Wal
lace, both of Owosso, were issued a mar
riage license last week. belong re-
turned the license later, saying they
had changed their minds" and would
not be married.
Charles H. White, Tod Kincaid, G.
w. Gale and FL. Frieseke, of Owosso
and E. P. l.Waldron, of st. Johns, at
tended a meeting of the board of direc
tors of the Vigor-O Health Food Co. this
week at Battle Creek.
| f. w. Prime, of Chicago, genera
agent of the Singer Sewing Machine
Company, has established a branch
agency in H. w. Mann 81 Co.'S store
j. T. Mcintyre, salaried agent from
Saginaw, is in charge
Rev. J. p. Warner discussed the bowl
ing alley during his Sunday evening
sermon and declares it is a menace t.
young boys of the city. He asked faith
ers and mothers to join with him il
driving it out of town.
d. D. Strickland is home from La
Cruces Texas. where he was badly in
jured recently, by falling upon bel
i'm a stamp mill. Mr.. Strickland wa
west eighteen months, has done wei
and will go back when he RECEIVERS
James futile, an insane inmate of tn
county house, who recently walke
several miles through swamp at mid
night, clad only in his underclothine
froze his feet and legs so badly that the
w. Ill undoubtedly HdNO w pc icuiONOu'
Frank d. Case, of Bancroft. believe
that DIR. j. Marshall, of Durand, aliena
ted Mrs. Cases affections when he dc
clared that Case was responsible for he
child's deformity when it was born, an
has brought suit for $4,000 damage
against Marshall. M " b. Wixom
his attorney. Mrs. Case is suing he
husband for divorce.
In the case of Paul Follmer ". TIL
, Board of Supervisors, forbidding I'll
issuance of the Shiawassee county bono
! for SO. 900, voted for the aid of ii
sugar factory, Watson & Chapman, fC
the chairman of the board Georg
w. Stanlake, and the county clerl
3 John Y. Martin. have fled a demurre
: They make several strong points, anon
: others claiming that Follmer will NJ
$ be damaged 800 worth, so the ca
s does not come under the circuit court
jurisdiction.