The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-06-09

ODr. and Mrs. G.. B. Hitler were in
Flint, Wednesday.
G. f. Zimmerman is clerking at
August Stephans.
HI. HI. Pulver, of Laingsburg, was in
the city Yesterday.
Harry Smith is working for the
Conner Ice Cream Co.
Floyd, five year old son of Jonas Neff,
is sick with tonsilitis.
Charles ]. Thorne is travelling sales
man for August Stephan.
Miss Name Baldwin, of the 500, is a
guest of Miss Anna Dudley.
George Griffith has been engaged as
janitor of the Bryant for next year.
The smoke stack at the City Mills
was blown down Monday afternoon.
Eugene V. Debs, of Chicago, will
speak here June 10 to the labor unions.
Miss Maggie Mcclure has closed a
successful years teaching at Henderson
schools.
John Rosling's barn was struck by
lightning, Monday night, but not seri-
ously damaged.
Mrs. Nellie Henderson, who teaches
school in Allegan county, is home for
the summer vacation.
The walk on Oliver street, near the
Emerson grove, was washed away, Mon
day night, by the overfowing Of the
creek which passes under it.
Aid. John J. Browns garden was
flooded Monday night, and because of
an alleged inadequate culvert he expects
to sue the Ann Arbor Railroad for the
damage inflicted.
City Clerk Fred Edwards, who for
several years has been connected with
the hospital department of the Michigan
National Guard has applied for dis
charge from Co. II.
s. Loop has secured Huber steam
traction roadster for the hauling of
milk and cream from Elsie to the Dud-
ley factory. The machine will make
seven miles an hour.
The bill introduced in the house of
representatives prohibiting the dump
ing of refuse from sugar factories in
the Shiawassee river was defeated the
last day of the session.
DR.. and Mrs A. M. Hume were in
Flint, Wednesday. The DR.. officiated
as one of the Masonic grand lodge
officers in the laying of the cornerstone
of the post Office building.
During Monday afternoon and night
four and half inches of rain fell in
this city according to the record at the
Michigan Central station where set of
government instruments is in use.
Prof. and Mrs. Edgar Steel, of Alb
ingdon College, ILL.,, will be here this
week to visit the latters mother, Mrs
B. D. Bartrem. They will attend
Albion College summer school later.
Charles Hux, an Ann Arbor shop ma
chinist, was caught in the shafting at
his machine, Monday and would have
been killed but for prompt action by
fellow workmen, who stopped the belt
Mrs. Henry G. Knill, who formerly
lived here, and with her husband con-
Quoted the Junction House and the
Commercial Hotel, died Monday in
Chicago. Interment took place at De-
troit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Aten are spend
ing the week in the city. They have
been in the northern part of the State
for some time working in the interests
of the Modern Brotherhood of America.
The supreme court has reversed the
decision of the circuit court in the case
of T. Henry VS.. the Ann Arbor Ry.
Henry was given judgment of IS, 900
in the lower court for injuries received
at Whitmore Lake.
The Ovid cheese factory which was
opened for business March 27th is max
ing an average of thirty cheese per day.
But three factories in the State have a
larger daily output. 1t is expected the
number will be considerably increased.
About rs members of Corunna Com.
mandery No 81, Knights Templar, were
at the Baptist church, Sunday after
noon to attend Ascension Day services.
Rev. j. Alexander Clyde gave an
eloquent sermon on, LAS Chivalry
Survives"
The following orders were paid by
County Treasurer Northway during
May: County, $s1s,94; poor, 1927. 90;
juror, S2SS.60; witness, s32. II; soldiers
relief, $50: buildings and grounds,
1926. 0S; attorneys fees, $40; death re-
ports, S76; primary school $4392; libra
nv, $345 40.
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