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

Mrs. George M. Dewey and Mrs. J
Edwin Ellis were in Lansing, Mon
day afternoon.
Clusters last fight-an historical pic
ture that all should see-Temple. Ad
vertisement.
Mrs. John O'Connor went to De
troit Monday for a few days visit
with relatives.
Major M. j. Phillips went to De.
troit Monday to work for the Detroit
News for two weeks.
| Rainie e. Howard and family, OF
Mt. Clemens visited relatives and
friends in this city Sunday.
A. G. Bowling has sold half inter.
est in his grocery business on West
Main street, to Frank Brown.
Miss Lena Martin, who for the past
few days has been i'll at her home
East Exchange street, is improving
A daughter, Miss Ethel Leanora
was born Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Norman Cram, in New Haven town
| ship.
Mrs. Charles Eveleth of Kentucky
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Doane and other relatives in Shia-
wassee county.
Harold Lepior has resigned his po-
sition n Christians store and will go
to Detroit next week to attend the
Detroit Business Institute.
Master Harold Kean returned to
Lansing Sunday evening after a
couple of days visit with his par
ents in this city.
Justice G.. F. FreigeI left Monday
morning on business trip to Esca-
naba. Justice Winfield Carson is
taking his place.
truman A. Lytle, Elm street, who
is employed at the Owosso Casket
factory had thumb cut from his
right hand while at work Friday.
There were slight burns on the
right forearm, near the elbow, and it
Is believed that It was at that point
that his body came in contact with
the heavily charged wire.
NJ W.. G. Hawcroft, Fl. daworoft and
Floyd Evarts were in Grass Lake
Saturday to attend the burial of
their relative, II. F. Lamp who died
in CVhicago. Mr.. Lamp was well
known here.
E. F. Consnt returned from Bay City,
Thursday evening, where he served as q
juror in the u. 8. court. He was much
pleased with the manner in which
Judge A. J. Tuttle conducted court.
Mr.. Consnt will return for further
service on Dec. 3.
Hubbell's father, L. w. Hubbell, is
foreman at the plant. He was in st.
Johns on business, at the time of the
accident. The young man leaves be-
sides his widow, a thre-months-old
baby. his parents and one brother, all
residing here.
A pleasant reunion was held Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schaar. GIT Chapman street in honor
Of Mr. and Mrs. o. F. Schaar OF To-
ledo, Ohio, who leave Tuesday for
their new home in Symmetrical, Fla.
Miss Bertha Schaar of Detroit and
Miss Emma Schaar of Lansing were
present.
Hubbell has been employed at The
plant for some time. Monday he was
engaged in painting the interior
walls of the building, and was work.
ing on a scaffQld, suspended from the
ceiling. Another workman was with
him. Suddenly ne toppled ever
backward from the scaffold, falling
ten feet to the floor below.
John Vandebogart, the senior mem.
Der of the firm Vandebogart q Co.,
who sold their stock of groceries to Earl
Rancour, will leave next week for sew
eral months travel in western states.
MIR. Vandebogart will spend most of his
time hunting game and hopes to enjoy
complete rest. MIR. Rancour, his sue
cessor, will conduct the grocery business
at the same stand and offers fair treat.
ment TO all who trade with him.
Clifford Hubbell, aged Il, residing
at 319 North Hickory street, in this
city, was fatally injured Monday af-
tornoon, about $3.50 o'clock. as the
result of contact with live" wire
at the plant of the Consumers Power
Co. Hubbell was rendered dnconsci-
Gus by the shock and was alive for
only a few minutes. He died with
out regaining consciousness. The
wire that he touch carried 10000
volts
Custer and the Indians-Temple, Sat
urday only. Advertisement.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Oct. 10, 1919:
Ben Banhagel, Ike Butler, Richard
Cody, Mrs. G. A. Cowsn, Currier Mfg.
Co. Mrs. Eveans, Harry L. Goodbread,
Clarence Gould, Miss Marie Green, II.
ID. Holmes, Miss Majel Kelly, Harry
Lake, Mrs. Harvey Leclear, f. G. Nc
Donald, Frank II. Mullen, Mrs. Ben
Num-. Owosso Dye Works, Miss Tillie