The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-05-25
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ter in Ann Arbor Sunday.
J. r. Ketchum returned Monday from
a trip to New York State.
Mrs. H. L. Izor and daughter, of De
troit, spent part of the week at J. s
Hunts.
Miss Lena Haupt is working as book
keeper for the Owosso Paint & Wall
paper Co.
Mrs. s. J. Rouse will go to Nebrasks
to live, having sold her property or
Main street east.
Mrs. Chas. Randolph and daughter
of Eureka are guests of Mrs. w. W.
Blair, Glenwood avenue.
The Boys club defeated the Catholic
school team at base ball Saturday in
the Junior league series, the score be-
ing to 2.
G. G. Duff's delivery horse ran away
Monday throwing the driver, John
Tyler, out, but not seriously injurina
him.
The saloon stock of N Miesen's saloon
was sold Friday at auction, bringing
So, 400, being more than sufficient to sat.
isfy all debts.
Myron Nye was bound over to the
circuit court, Monday, on charge of
keeping his saloon open after midnight
last Friday.
w. w. Dowdell, formerly an employe
of the Sugar Co., was here from Detroit,
Saturday looking for men to work for
the Wolverine Mfg. Co.
DR.. Harry Wise has purchased from
E. J. Curtis four year old colt by
Sphinx, dam by Red Wilkes, which
gives promise of much speed.
The case of Orville Gillett vs.. the c.,
S. & M. r. r. has been settled, without
coming to trial. 1t was damage suit,
the plaintiff having been struck by a
train and injured.
L. Topping and wife are visiting in
Livingston county this week. After
their return here they will leave for
Seattle, Washington, for an indefinite
stay with their children.
VIM. Brigham, of Bay City, who fell
from Michigan Central train a short
time ago, and was brought to Owosso,
was so badly injured that he will be
taken to Ann Arbor for an operation.
Following is the list of advertised let
tiers in the Owosso post Office May 10,
1906: w. G. Garner, Miss Hattie Glea-
son, Mrs. Lille Haste, Mrs. B. P.
Smith, Mrs. Mary Smith, F. G. Vim
cent.
William Durham was appointed and
confirmed Monday evening as dog ward
en-, pound master and weed commission
er for this year We trust that he will
become interested in the dog warden
part of the Office, at least, and carry out
the law
The stabbing affray at Shiawassee-
town will not get into court, right away
at least, as Hugh Leonard will not make
complaint against his father-in-law,
Earl West, who cut him badly with a
knife last week. West is said to have
paid Leonard and Mrs. Leonard will
not continue her suit for divorce.
The case of H. ID. McCabe vs.. Lansing
& Suburban Traction Co. will be tried
in the circuit court in this county next
week. 1t is damage suit, the plaintiff
claiming he was thrown from car by
the running from the track of a trailer.
The case was transferred from Clinton
county.
Roy Wietzke and Minnie Harnish
have been elected delegates to the
National Y. p. S. of Salems Lutheran
church by the Owosso society and will
go to Detroit next Saturday to attend
the three days meeting. The local 80.
ciety organized last Christmas, has 9
membership Of over fifty.
Edward J. Hunt, who is now travel
ling editorial and business representa-
tive for the electrical railway depart
ment of the Railway Review, spent par
of the week with his parents an(
friends in Owosso. His headquarter
are in New York City, but he goes +,
all parts of the United States AM
Canada.
Complaint was made Saturday agains
Cecil Post for exceeding the limit al
lowed by law for the speed of auto
mobiles, the offense having occurred O.
May 10; Lee Woodland was charged wit
the same offense the date being May IL
also James Osburn, Jr., May 13; Free
Woodland, May Is. All were releases
on suspended sentence Monday.
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