The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-10-26
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State NEWS NOTES
Cleaned From the Latest Michigan
Happenings.

The University of Michigan football
team defeated the Ohio State univer-
sity team Saturday, in Columbus, by
score of G to O.
A lock factory will be- added to tho
list of industries in Traverse City by
the Edward Parsons Co., which has
just been organized with 100000 CAPT
tai.
Burglars stole a square meal from
John d. Watson's pantry in Chelsea,
| and a gold watch from Lewis p. Vo-
gels residence, at an early hour Sat
| urday.
E. Van Tuyl, of Bay City, was elect
toned treasurer of the American AS.
ISOLATION OF Casualty and Surety
agents, ait the annual convention at
Indianapolis.
A requisition on the governor OF
Ohio for Earl Fouts was issued by
Gov. Warner. Fouts is charged with
robbing. the jewelry store of William
Bugg in Jackson, several months ago.
The prisoner is under arrest.
Mrs. Mollie Kemp, of Port Huron,
who was arrested with her husband
for the killing of their infant child,
has been discharged on account of
lack of evidence to connect her with
the crime. Kemp will be bound over
to the circuit court for trial.
Battle Creek business men are much
incensed over a report sent out to the
| effect that a typhoid fever epidemic
has struck the CITY, AS matter of
fact there are less than two dozen
cases there, nothing remarkable for
city of 10000 population.
There is a vacancy in the Office of
judge of probate in Schoolcraft coun-
ty, and Governor Warner is receiving
letters on behalf of large number Of
candidates for the plaGe. David Knox,
a former resident of Lansing and Ann
Arbor, is leading candidate.
AS result of a row at danc9fn
West Detroit, near Thaddeus ,|srreet,
early Sunday morning, a rail-
road employee, aged %, and whose last
name is Insolvency., was shot three
times by one of the jewellers whose
name is as yet unknown to the po-
lice.
While sadding horse at her
brothers barn Sunday, Mrs. Grace
briggs, well known society woman
of Adrian, was kicked in the face by
the animal and sustained a compound
fracture Of both the upper and lower
jaw. Part of her ear was torn off by
the animals hoof. She will recover,
but probably will be disfigured FOR
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Gabel, of Whit
taker, celebrated their golden wedding
Sunday. The eleven children were
present, and the bridesmaid who at
tended tie bride at the marriage was
present in the same capacity. Services
were held in st. Joseph's Catholic
church, an Grafton being delivered by
Rev. FIR Kennedy of Ypsilanti
Frank Osborn, alias Charles O'Neil,
arrested in Detroit Monday morning,
will have to face charge of theft in
the Windsor police court. He is ac-
cused of stealing an overcoat from a
dummy in front of clothing store on
Saturday night. When arrested, Os-
born was trying to dispose or an over
coat in a Detroit store.
During the year ending Oct. 1, 121
new factories were established in Sag
inaw, employing more than 1000
hands. Since that date the Brooks Boat
Co, of Bay City, and tho Strobe Man
ufacturing Co., of Reed City, have de-
clded to locate there and employ 5Al
hands. The board OF trace is very
active, and is considering propositions
from several other manufacturers. Ao = 's
Mary Puskarig, who keeps Hun
garian saloon at Orange and Second
streets, Wyandotte, did not like the
appearance of one of her customers
Monday morning, and chased him out
with revolver. Reaching the front
door, she fired shot in the air to
scare the fleeing man. No arrests
were made. Mary has been nauled in
to the justice courts for various offens-
es, and her saloon is said 10 be gain
ing an unsivory reputation
Jacob Horton, OF Detroit, has s.apt
ed $4,000 damage suit against the
Detroit United Railway for injuries TO
his foot, received Feb. 8, 1904. Horl
ton says he was boarding a Sherman
car at Abbott street and Michigan
avenue in Detroit, when his foot Slip
ped under the wheel through the con.
ductor giving the signal 60 start too