The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-10-25
Local News.

Local News.
Clusters last tight-Temple, Saturday
only. Advertisement.
A daughter was born Oct. II to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pulver, Pine street.
Mrs. J. 81. Sell, of Columbus, Ohio,
arrived Saturday to be the guest of her
sister, Mrs. VIM. M. Fitzpatrick.
W. H. Splitter of New Haven, has
withdrawn as a candidate on the prohi.
bition ticket for member of the state
legislature.
Custer, Sitting Bull, Rain in the
Face Buffalo Bill, Tom Custer, Major
Reno and Col. Brenton, Temple, Satur-
day. Advertisement.
A car load of brick for the s. S. Min
er building which were delayed in a
wreck were received Monday and work
was resumed on the building after a
delay of ten days.
Mrs. A. M. Heath of Owosso, and
Mrs Ancil Smith of Albion, and Mrs.
NJ. G. Yansen of Bancroft, left Friday
for visit of month in Minnesota and
North Dakota.
Burt A. Grove, the. former Owosso
boy who is now n prominent young
attorney in Chicago, recently pur-
.nascd a home in Willmet, fashion
able suburb. He and his family have
Oeen occupying the new home since
the first Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Frieseke went to
Flint, Saturday, to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
john Connell, formerly of Owosso. Mr..
and Mrs. Connell will soon go to Cali
fornia to spend the winter.
DR.. @. L. Cramer, Scott Rundell,
Lee Woodland and Rudolph LsValley
left Wednesday evening OH bunting
expedition to upper peninsula, near
Lake Superior. DR.. Rundell and son,
Roy, will go next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Pearce and chill.
dren left Friday for their future home
in Edmonton, Alberta. Mrs. Pearce's
sister, Miss Carrie Palmer, accompanied
them as far as Chicago where she may
decide to make her home with another
sister.
A pool team consisting of Allen Pitts,
John Fisher, Roy Vandewater and Otto
Byers, defeated q team at Elsie Tues
day night by the score of $50 to ITO.
Fisher finished the game with a run of
80 consecutive balls. Moore, of Elsie,
had next high run. with %.
w. 8. Beebe, of this city, has been
notified that he has been selected to act
as superintendent of the poultry show
to be held in Detroit in January. The
exhibits will run far into the hundreds
and come from all parts of the CONT
nent. The honor came to Mr.. Beebe
unsolicited.
Levi Daniels, employed at Laun-
STEMS milk house on Adams street, had
narrow escape from being shot in the
head Wednesday, through the careless
ness of Charles Pease and Arthur John
son, small boys living in the neighbor-
hood A bullet from the rifle of one of
the :boys passed through Daniels hat
and clipped lock of hair off.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
First Congregational church and society
is to be held Tuesday evening next in
the lecture room at 730 o'clock. The
Nr,xo mill ba a n q IN
time the final payment on the bonded
indebtedness and it is also hoped that
all the other debts will be paid In full
50 that the society will be entirely free
from debt for the first time since the
erection of the parsonage in 1888.
James Pierce, arrested last week by
Post Office Inspector Mackey for send
ing obscene letters through the mails,
waived examination before the U. s.
circuit court commissioners at Bay
City, and was held under bail of $1,000
pending action of the grand jury. Mr.
Pierce has announced his intention OF
pleading guilty when arraigned for
trial Citizens here will ask the court
in passing sentence to take into consid-
GRAFTON the fact that Pierce is an cpl
leptic and is said at times not to be just
right mentally.
DR.. F. A. Watts. county physician
for 0wosso, made his report for the
period from April 8 to October 81, to
the board of supervisors Tuesday. DIR.
Watts answered 657 calls during that
time and made 158 surgical dressings.
He reduced three fractures, attended
four confinement cases and wrote out 81
prescriptions in his Office. There were
several cases of contagious diseases at
tended by him, and four Of his patients
died. In his report, the doctor declared
that the hygienic conditions under
which the deaths occurred were very
bad. The supervisors authorized the
Owosso members of the board to renew
DIR. Watts contract, for another year,
No 81 ann nor vaar tho sama salary he