The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-11-24

Johnny bogglo, TOUR year old child
was drowned in an old cistern a
Three Rivers.
Eli p. Green, twenty-five years old
of Muskegon, was accidentally killed
while deer hunting near Big Bay.
w. G. Williams, fifty-four years old
resident of Misery Bay, accidentally
shot himself while hunting. His body
was found by, companions.
After a quarrel with his sweetheart
at Grand Rapids Isaac Dehollander
nineteen years old, went to his home
wrote farewell note, drank acid snd
died.
Marian Grabowsky, aged eighteen
entered the smoke filed house of john
Grzeskowitz, and rescued two babes
nearly overcome from smoke at Grand
Rapids.
Edward M. Goodrich, of Dearborn
brother of Patrolman Fred Goodrich
of Detroit, killed himself in his room
at the Wagner house by shooting him.
self with revolver
Gust Linford, aged forty-fve, Ne
gannoc, became respondent over the
, arrest of himself and two brothers on
a charge of Illegally shooting deer
and took his own life.
Eli F. Green, twenty-three, Muske-
gon, is dead as a result of the acct
dental discharge of the gun of Victor
Bergh of Marquette, with whom he
was trailing deer tracks.
The farmers of Bay county have
had their first big pay of the regular
1916 campaign of the sugar and chic.
DRY factories of Bay City. More than
81 100000 was distributed among the
farmers.
James Carr, seventy six years old,
pioneer resident of Bay City. died at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Foggarty. He was well known as a
farrier and operated blacksmith shop
for many years.
John Mcdonald, an old man living
in a shanty near Rose City, burned to
death when the dwelling caught fire.
He had been living with an old soldier
named John Masterson, who died a
few days before.
Sylvester Nichols, fifty years old, a
farmer of Cass county, his wife and
son, Leslie, may die as the result Of
their auto being struck by a fast
freight train on the Grand Trunk rail-
road near Marcellus.
A jury in circuit court convicted
Harry F. Irvine, former clerk of the
municipal court, Of embezzlement at
Kalamazoo. Irvine faced trial for ap-
propriating $500 given him by Bert
Belcher as a trust fund
Charles Suffer, of Dorr, who shot
his daughter in the back several weeks
ago, while intoxicated, was sentenced
by Judge Cross to serve from six to
fifteen years at Jackson, with recon-
mendation Of six years.
A year from the date of the killing
of his own son by an automobile, Mu-
nicipal Justice John Crowley, of Ian.
sing, Mich, figured in another automo-
bile accident which cost the life of a
little Baltimore, Md, boy.
Arthur d. Cunningham of Tilton, N.
H., was found dead in the woods at
Clear Lake, eight miles north of At
lanta. He had been hunting with ].
E. Thomas and Arthur Thomas, his
nephews. Heart disease is believed
the cause.
A large buck, wounded, was pulled
from the power canal near the plant
of the Michigan Northern Power COM
pany at Sault Ste. Marie and killed.
It had been caught in the swift wa
tiers at the head of the canal, two
miles away.
You'll find my body in the river
near the c. X. & S. bridge" This
brief note was discovered by the fam.
lily of Jacob Cramer, forty years old,
Of Kalamazoo township. Search of the
river in the vicinity of the bridge was
result.
Phillip L. Graham, business man
and banker of Croswell, Is dead of |
He was driving his family |
to Brown City when at Peck he sank |
under the steering wheel, unconscious,
and died six hours later at the home |
Of James Foster of Peck.
Following the finding of a mans |
loot and portions of his clothing near
Silver City, four miles from Alpena.
by a section crew of the d. & M. rail-
way, search revealed scattered along
he railroad track for a mile and a
half other portions of human body.
J. N. Mcbride, state director of mar
1ets and credits, has just completed
IN investigation of the workings of the
lewly passed rural credits act. He re-
,orts that the act is a real boon to the
armers and that 1t contains no jokers
which will make 1t impracticable as
S contended by some.
The board of canvassers of Bay coun-
y discovered errors which reversed
he result of the election for register
# deeds. The new figures show w. J.
lambert, Republican, elected by nine
yer volney M. Curry, Democrat, who
von by eighty-five on the face of the
eturns. Curry will ask a recount.
Three robberies took place in Grand
'apids hotels. Chris Jensen of Grand
lille, left $50 under his pillow in his
DOM and went out on the street. The
honey disappeared. Joe Lewis, an In
ian, of Petoskey, hid $14 in his bed.
he mOnev was atoIeu William Iohu. |