The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-02-19
owOSsO. FRIDAY. FEB. 10. 1904.


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nation of the eye.
Frank Williams, Adam street, is re-
covering from a severe illness.
Gustave Lederer, sugar factory chem
ist, is in Bay City on business
Ann Arbor painter, William Ross is
laid up with an injured hand.
James A. Cooper, west Main street, is
home from a three months trip
Miss Celia Sipley, of Lansing, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. George Welte.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Pietschker, 91S Herman street,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lawrence are in
New York buying goods for the New
York Racket store.
Otto Sanftelben cut the back of his
hand quite severely on saw at Estey
Factory A, Monday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A, M.
Bailey, of Ovid, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ddlicy lOIuucIly IColucu ncI0.
Justice McCaughna sent William
Hood to the county Jail, Tuesday for 30
3 days on account of drunkenness.
~ Frank Mitchell hack driver for the
Union Transfer Co, has been sick sew
eral days. George Kraft took his place.
William Harmon had his leg amputat-
ed, Monday. Gangrene and lime de-
posits followed an injury some weeks
ago.
Rev. j. J. Schuknecht, who is at Long
Beach, Cal, writes Owosso friends that
he ia no better than while he was in
Michigan.
Mrs. Julian butcher will entertain
the ladies of the W. r. G. at dinner on
Monday, Feb %, at her home, 915 Null
berry street.
Until arrangements can be made for
a box Office at the theatre, all tickets
for the new opera house will be sold at
Collins & Co.'S drug store.
Ord. o. Parker delivered an address
Tuesday at Mt. Pleasant, before the Isa-
bella County Medical Society on 1.-THE
Uses of the X-Ray"
Henry Brayton was sentenced to 10
days in the county Jail, Tuesday, for
drunkenness. He was not given the op-
ton of paying fine.
b. H. Hadsall, the tinsmith, is also an
adept in woodwork He has just COM
pleted an elegant bookcase 75x45x15
sinchesxnade of black walnut and inlaid
with white holly.
The Russian Japanese war has had a
good effect ON the price Of wheat The
Owosso City Mills on Tuesday first an
nounced dollar wheat, paying $1.02 for
red, and $1.O1 per bushel for white
wheat.
w. E. Mckenzie, F. E. Hartshorn, e.
A. Gould, Ernest Gould, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Osburn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Bent.
ley. Qr and Mrs. /. II. Keller, Calvin
Bentley, and Robert Gale attended the
ooeV4iVDtAC ohOW III DtjTOlJ blllS week.
On Monday evening J. d. Leland was
granted a franchise by the Durand vii
lage council for an electric line within
the limits of the village. It is believed
that Mr.. Leland secured the concession
for the o. & @. E. Co., which wishes to
extend
AT the request Of the family, DR.. B. S..
Knapp on Monday performed post
!, morton examination upon the remains
Of Jason Stanard, South Shiawassee
street. DIR. Knapp found the stomach
grown to nearly twice its natural form,
while the lower office was partially
closed
While none Of the officials of the
Owosso Sugar Company will admit that
there isahv likelihood of an electric road
being built this year to the Prairie
Farm from this city, no one of them
denies the fact that such scheme has
been considered and that the future
may see itcarried out.