The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-11-10

DaVld Gran, Wexford county's old
est resident, is dead at the age OF
ninety-nine.
William Smith. farmer. and his
son were badly injured when a street
car struck the wagon in which they
were driving.
William Eddy. thirty-four years old.
was killed by his uncle, John Strong.
victim of a halloween prank at
Grand Ledge.
The home of James Ferguson, north
OF Farwell, was blown up by dynamite
In cook stove. Mrs. Ferguson was
slightly injured.
s. F. Twamley, OF Alexander. 8. d.
may die as the result of being struck
by lightning while visiting Flynn Val
ley, near Alpena.
Holland Holmes twenty-six, was in
stantly killed when his automobile
skidded and upset at Coldwater. He
leaves a widow and two children.
On little more than two acres NJ
land at the county farm Muskegon
county produced $40 bushels of pota-
toes, worth at $3.50 bushel, $3.50.
Governor Woodbridge N. Ferris was
elected president of the Michigan
Unitarian conference at the final ses-
sion of The convention in Kalamazoo.
Search has been started for Joel
Moselander, agei veteran of the civil
war at Dowaglac, who disappeared
from his home more than a week ago.
Seventeen nations are reported |
as represented in the 276 per.
sons enrolled in the night school of
the public educational system of Iron
River.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e.
Hicks was the scene of a wedding
when their daughter Sarah became
the bride of Ernest L. Ladshaw. at
Battle Creek.
Nine deaths and eight injuries re.
suited from carelessness in the use NJ
gasoline and kerosene in Michigan
last month, according to State Fire
Marshal Winship.
Scrlbbing brief note on a cigaret
paper asking the forgiveness of a
Gaines woman, Joseph SchouItz. TWEEN.
Ly-one years old, of Gaines, shot him.
self through the heart.
Edsel Ford. only son of Henry Ford
Detroit automobile manufacturer. was
married to Miss Eleanore Clay. a
liece of the late Joseph L. Hudson.
nliiionaire dry goods merchant.
An automobile. owned and driven
~ c. L. Yorker. Lapeer business
nan, was struck by Grand Trunk +
rain on grade crossing. He was so r
'adly injured his recovery is doubt.
ul. y
The Rev. M. Z. Bourke, of Ann Ar. n
'or, Is touring the state interesting II
catholics in the proposed 500 Don II
hapel and clubhouse to be erected for II
'atholic students in the University of II
fichigan. II
while returning from Mt. Clemens II
n automobile containing Earl Nc. II
leilan and Bert Cook, collided with II
ne Frederic bridge, demolishing the
lachine and badly injuring both |N
Dung men.
In fight near the brewery at Petos.
ey, Martin Blouse was killed when r c
is mead was crushed with a heavy -
iair leg. John and Archie Sciallen. -,
IS companions, are in Jail charged
it'll murder.
When she put soft slack coal in the -
'nge, there was an explosion. and =.
rs. Esther Mowrey had all of the ~
'sh burned off her face and arms. IN
II hair singed, and her clothes burn. No.
off at Hillsdale. no
william Mcdonald, forty-five wears an
q, is missing, after serving two
seks as night ticket agent for Grand to
INK railroad company at Owosso ~,
"a warrant is out charging him od
tn the theft Of 1912 of the com.
ny's funds.
Charles Brown. seventy years old ia a
al. He was member of the Iep;s.
ure In 1883 and 1885. For seven
ars he was postmaster at yicks.
re- He was also president of the "
rmers' State bank and a member NJ a..
board of education. .ne
Mrs. X. w. Brown was serious,v ~
TT and Mr.. and George Lawr and ua .,,
Fry Lawr, her parents and brother. .o,,
re injured when the car in which 80
y were going TO attend the funeral g. o.
their aunt skidded into telephone % na
e near Traverse City. wv. W..
rank Rainey, aged 40, giving hi. ~,
ne as Hillsdale, Mich. single. col,
ided, held up and robbed Verne hoe
'kwith, thirty year old cashier NJ Ctr
Eau Claire State bank, twenty 600
es from st. Joe. of the BANKS an. wh
currency deposits of s4.o50. nre,
he first hunting accident of tho wh,
son occurred when George Vim. ,,v
I, thirteen years old, son of Louis KE
cent, well known lumberman ~ az,
'ooygan, accidentally shot him. fra,
while hunting near Cedarville. II nos,
necessary to amputate his left 70
d. "
ne Calhoun Gas company at Bat. TO-
creek announced that unless some nmt
can be found of obtaining coal ~ lion
be impossible to supply the do. Bill
ID for gas, with the existing rate Sire
1t will be necessary to cut on
e Of the larger consumers alto