The Owosso times., 1904-10-21
LOCAL NEWS.

MI. anu MIS-. rreuerlck WINTER, are
back from the st. Louis Exposition.
Leonard Knapp and son Putnam, will
run sawmill at Marion this winter.
Miss Graham. of the Singer Sewing
Machine Co., is in Chicago for visit.
Miss E. M. Thomas, OF the Junction
House, is guest of Chicago friends.
The Ladies' Walking club walked to
the Getman farm on Monday afternoon.
The Owosso High school foot ball
team defeated st. Johns, Saturday, to
0.
julius Wendt has gone to Scio to
attend a meeting of the Michigan Evan
gelical Synod.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs, Harry E. Nix, of Ionia, for
merly of Owosso.
Mrs. Glenn Angevine has returned
home to Coyington, KY, after visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. Fred S. Retain, who has been
very sick at her home in Burlington,
VT, is recovering.
Jeremiah Wheelock will be examined
in Justice Walsh's court today for as
sault and battery Upon George McClel-
Ian.
Miss Neva Benson was3 in Oxford this
week attending as delegate the Saginaw
district convention of the Epworth
League.
Frederick Neuman, of this city, has
sold his home at the corner of state and
Linn streets to A: Packard, of 020 Mil
waukee street.
Israel Davis, of Detroit. has been Civ
ing a moving picture exhibit nightly at
the corner of Main and Washington
streets, this week.
Clerks of election for Nov. s, in the
several wards are as follows: J. +.
Weeks, w. c. Cadwallader, F. H.
Chapel and G. w. Parker
By falling on defective plank walk
on Cute street, Monday evening, NJ. ID.
Grow had his right eye blackened,
while his forehead was badly cut.
Burglars on Wednesday evening fore
ed an entrance into the stores of H. B.
Mclaughlin, P. G. Kirkham and A. G.
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So.
Fred NJ. Grove received bad injury
to his eye recently. The bung, which
flew out of cider barrel, striking him
with terrific force and nearly binding
him.
John Van Doozer, who caused his
young son to steal so from James w.
McNeill, of Owosso township, has been
sentenced to 80 days in the Detroit
works by Justice Walsh.
Miss Lottie Grubner, daughter of
Mrs Michael Burkhardt, died in a hos
pital in Chicago Sunday MIR. and Mrs
Burkhardt attended the funeral, which
was held in Detroit.
Foreman John White and his gang of
Grand Trunk section men have been
succeeded here by Foreman James Mar
row, of Milwaukee function, and FIVE
Detroit Italians who live in box car
near the gas works.
One of the bicycles alleged to have
been stolen by William Carr and Geo.
Main has been identified by Flint par
ties. Among the plunder taken from
the prisoners home and still unclaim-
ed are three other wheels.
Mrs. V. d. Starr entertained in honor
lof her sister, Mrs. Julia Ball, of Owosso,
at her home, 723 South Park street.
Potted plants and maiden hair ferns
formed the decorations. Covers were
laid for eight. Saginaw Courier Her
aid.
Michael Howard an aged resident of
Bennington, was struck by Michigan
Central freight train, Monday evening.
and received painful bruises and some
internalinjuries. Although more than
20 years of age and very heavy man,
doctors hope for his recovery.
Mrs. Agnes NJ Wiley, of Albion, in
spected the Womans Relief Corps We'd
nesday afternoon. In the evening an
enjoyable open session was held by the
Post and w. r. G. Interesting reports
of their trips to the national encamp-
ment at Boston were read by yelling
ton White and Mrs. Geo: Ayers.
Attorney Odell Chapman has com
menced suit in the Kalamazoo circuit
for $4,000 damages. The action is
brought by George Warren against the
G. r. g. I. Mrs. Warren recently Sc
cured verdict of $4,000 against the
railroad for personal injuries and Mr..
Warren now sues because it is his wife
who was injured.