The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-10-19
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'AoAeAh6 LII hohooh, Ohc'
E. E. Bentley, of Rochester, N. Y,
was in Owosso part of the week.
N. and Clarence Geek, of Glare,
spent Sunday at Andrew Geeck's.
Mrs. Anna DeArmond, of Kansas, is
visiting at L. Bowels, Owosso township.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murray, of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, spent Sunday at J. II.
Copas'.
Beemer Van Epps has gone to ST..
Johns to work for the Calkins Grocery
Company.
George Wildermuth and R. J. Beehler
have gone to Roscommon county for a
few days hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclean and John
Lawcock have gone to Dechard, Tenn {,
to spend few weeks.
Geo. l.. VanDyne has returned to
Washington, d. c., to resume his duties
in the government service.
An attachment suit has been started
in the case of VIM. J. Baese VS.. May
Loop, e. G. Smith, of Elsie, represent
ing plaintiff.
r. p. Bigelow returned Saturday.
from business trip of several weeks in
Illinois. He expects to take another
long trip soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Lewis and Miss
Ava Conant, of Lansing, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Conant and
Mrs. Geo. M. Edwards.
!. Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Willoughby, Clinton street, son,
and on Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Joy, Chapman street, daughter.
Lester f. Ayers and wife left yester-
day for Atlanta, Georgia, where Mr..
Ayers will work for the Southern Fur
niture Co. He will live with Lou Whit
field, formerly of Owosso.
A large number of Owosso people took
advantage of the excursion to Detroit,
Sunday, it being advertised as the last
of the season and the weather being
ideal for day out of doors.
Mrs. Clara Smith Cook has resigned
as teacher of the second grade at the
Emerson school and the board has &C
copied the resignation and offered the
position to Miss Mary Brewer.
Fred Lewis q Co. will soon resume
the grocery business at the old stand on
Main street. Mr.. LOOMS will be in
charge until Mr. Lewis is able to take
full management of the business.
Registration boards will meet Satur
day, Nov. 3, at Collins drug store, frs
ward; Curry's hardware store, second
ward; city clerks Office, third ward
fourth ward, polling place; fifth ward
hose house.
The bond of the treasurer of the
Owosso Union School District has beer
increased by the board of education
from $4,000 to $40, 900. BY the success
full fight of republican officials the
money received from the state by the
district is so large an amount that the
additional bond was thought proper.
The case of A. w. Green VS.. the d.
G. H. & M. railroad has been settled
out of court. The company paid TIT
plaintiffs claim of an over charge il
freight in full, saving much expense Al
the case would probably have gone tc
the highest federal court, being a cas-
involving The interstate commerce act
Bush & Bush represented Mr.. Green.
The fire department was called on
Saturday night by fire in the roof o
} the building on South Washington
street occupied by Welzmiller as
saloon, the damage being about $40.
little later house occupied by Mr. AM
: Mrs. Henry Winklehaus, owned b.
Michael Fauth estate, was very badl..
a damaged and the household goods in
! jured to the extent of one hundre
t dollars. The loss on the house will b
fully 81, 900.
8 The November election voting place
r will be Fred Gould's store N. Wash
{ street in the first ward; Times printin
Office, second ward; city hall, thir
| ward; polling place, south Water stree
: fourth ward; hose house, s. Lansin
Q street, fifth ward. Inspectors in add
ton to aldermen and supervisors are a
3 L. Nichols. G. M. Dewey, E L. Griffith
: Fred Chapel, W. B. Russey, s.
3 Watson.
Louis Schmicking, 20 wears of age,
: shoemaker employed by Carl Fricl
Q was found dead in his room at Il
| home of Mrs. Griselda Russell, Watso
street, Monday afternoon. DIR. War
. was called and found that the man hs
a probably been dead twenty. four hou
+ or m ore and death was due to natur
/ causes. The body was taken to f. '
Pearces undertaking rooms The I
' mains were taken to Port Huron Tue
day by son of the deceased. 1t was d
t cided by Coroner Loring that althous
n the old gentleman had made threats
suicide he died from natural causes.