The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-12-13
DIV. Carr was in Detroit on business

Edw. Carr was in Detroit on bushes;
Monday.
Arthur Gilbert, an Ann Arbor switch
man. was killed at Frankfort. Wednes
day
The TIMES will print the proceeding:
OF the board of supervisors for the DC
tober session next week, eight full
pages being required to tell the story.
The Congregational bazaar held
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons
and evenings was as usual very success
full, both from a social and financial
view.
Judge Miner has granted a new trial
in the case of Drueke Co., of Grand
Rapids, VS.. l.. A. Sanderhoff, consta-
BILE. Plaintiff was recently given a
Judgment for $17S.S7.
| Lawrence Dennis has resigned as as
sistant secretary at the Y. M G. A.
and will enter the Ferris institute at
Big Rapids to prepare himself for the
! railway mail service.
I Mr.. and Mrs. James Warren and son,
have returned to Michigan from Michi-
gan City, North Dakota, and are guests
at the home of F. G. Hopson. Mr.
Warren expects to buy farm and stay
here.
Mrs. Henry Warner, sister of Mrs.
l.. G. Barnes, of this city, died at her
home in Brighton on Monday. Mrs.
Barnes has been with her for four weeks
and Mr.. Barnes attended the funeral
on Wednesday.
A Coldwater dealer was fined $i08
last week for selling obscene post cards.
Both local and government authorities
are waging war on cards of this kind
and many dealers are in trouble. An
inspector may drop into Owosso any
day to take look at the cards sold
hore, some of which are decidedly
questionable.
The following letters are advertised
at the Owosso post Office for the week
ending Dec. Z, 1907: L. B. Ball, Mrs.
Lille Clark, Mr.. E. J. Haskins, Mr..
Clyde Howe, Jean Hubbard, Mr.. H. A.
Mead, Mr.. q. G. Post, M. Natalie
Sapino, Mrs. 1. w. Scott, Mr.. Geo.
Urch, Jaydie White, Mr.. L. w. Wood,
Mrs. E. Howe.
A local lodge of the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen was organized in
this city few days ago. The follow
ing officers were elected: P. M, Fred
Jacobs; w. M, W. B. Smith; fnancier,
Hugh Byrne; secretary, I. q. Luxton;
journal agent B. Kebler. Following
the organization banquet was served
at the Hauck House.
The supreme court has reversed the
decision of the Gratiot circuit court
awarding Albert Veit, formerly of this
city, Judgment of SO, 900 against the
Ann Arbor railroad for damages re-
ceived in an accident near Mesick two
years ago The railroad settled case
arising from the same accident while
this suit was pending in the supreme
court and it is not known as yet wheth
er the Veit case is sent back for new
trial or thrown out entirely. In the
former case it is probable that settle
ment would be made.
Mrs. John Sullivan died at the family
home, 300 Hickory street, Friday night
last, aged 81 years. Mrs. Sullivan had
been sick for a number of months suf-
fering with heart trouble. She was
born in Bennington township and
resided in and near Owosso all her life,
and was well known to all the older
residents of the city who respected her
very highly. She was a member of the
First NJ E. church and was ever true
to its teachings. Beside her husband
she is survived by two children, j. B.
Sullivan and Miss Minnie Sullivan, both
of this city. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon, Rev. q. w. Jen-
nings officiating.
Mrs Maria T. Mann died at her
home on Pine street, Monday morning,
aged rs years. iShe had been in poor
health for long time and for two
months had been in a critical condition
with heart trouble. Mrs. Mann was of
English descent and was known as a
kindly neighbor and good friend.
She had resided in Owosso for more
than quarter of century. Surviv-
ing her are three children, Mrs. N. A,
Goodyear, Nina Hughes. Of this city,
and Frank Mann, residing at Belling.
ham, Washington. The funeral was
held at the home Wednesday afternoon,