The Owosso times., 1916-10-20
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10 lake soutn OF Caulllac ana was
drowned.
]. c. Adams, pioneer resident and
the oldest livestock Dealer in Michi-
Fan, died at Grand Blanc.
Walter Lorenz, aged 8, son of A..
Lorenz, of Royal Oak, was struck by
nm auto driven by H. H. Renshaw and
killed.
Rev. H. s. Hills, Benzonia pastor,
has resigned after a twenty year
pastorate of the Congregational
church.
Award of 1888 was given by the
500 line to James Webster of Am.
herst in settlement of his personal In.
jury suit.
Lennie Griffin, Is, who ran away
from her home in Kalamazoo, was
found and returned to her home by
police officers.
Dane Brown, Vassar man, aged
livery barn, was found dead on the Of
tice floor by his brother.
According to the report by Sec
retary of State Vaughan, the esti-
mated yield of wheat in the state is
1916 bushels an acre.
1t is announced that the annual
meeting of the Michigan State Horti.
cultural society will be held in Grand
Rapids December 5 to 7.
Following furious quarrel at Jack
cor, which ic coid IN houa 20 ,faI Nuav.
a woman. William Vickblenn shot
Tiny Bakka in the stomach.
John Ewalt, Rochester tot,
the six year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ewalt, was drowned while play
ing on the new Chaplin dam.
Leonard w. Versey, who was acci-
dentally shot at Saginaw by Carl
s. Strong. died in st. Mary's hospital.
He exonerated Strong of blame.
Prentice Baker, young Albion
shoe clerk, was quarantined for in
fantile paralysis. His sister-in-law's
child died of the disease a month ago.
More than 200 Presbyterian
ministers were present at Howell
for the opening session of the eighty
second meeting of the synod of Mich
tgan.
Mrs. jeanette w. Turner, who was
injured week ago near Saginaw
when a buggy in which she was rid
ing overturned in a ditch, is dead of
her injuries.
Grant Parmalee, a Grand Rapids
man, has become convinced that fate
never intended him to ride a bicycle
Within the last nine years ten bikes
owned by him have been stolen.
Louis Valleys, of Belgian nobility,
son of the governor of West Flanders,
Belgium, will start fur farm. He
has purchased 120 acres of land in
Marquette county for the purpose.
Trains collided at the junction of
branches of the Michigan Central
railroad at Denmark and Louis Bow
ers, twenty years old, fireman, of De-
troit, making his first trip, was killed
Paul Spaniola, Muskegon lad,
four year old son of Peter Spaniola,
local fruit merchant, was killed in his
fathers stors, when toddling about the
store, he tipped over heavy slot ma
chine. aa
Frank Vaughan, Bay City, dropped
dead as he stepped into a saloon.
Six Lakeview youths were hurt near
when the machine in which
they were riding hit COW and turned
turtle.
A quartet of brides before
another summer have arrived in Mus.
kegon from the Netherlands to meet
men to whom they plighted their
troth years ago, before the young men
and their parents. came to America.
A welfare worker Mrs. Sarah Nc.
Weigh, of Chicago, former police ma
tron of the Cook county Jail, has been
appointed, by the board of trustees
of the Muskegon bureau of social serv.
Ice. as secretary of the organization.
A cyclone in Ogemaw county struck
Prescott and going in a northerly d.
rection through Main street, broke
several plate glass store windows, and
overturned a buggy, in which Mrs.
Knight was sitting, fractur-
ng one of her ribs.
Miss Florence r. Strong, a Battle |
Creek girl, daughter of ]. e.
Strong, lumber merchant, became the
bride of H. Harrison Snyder, of New
York, formerly Detroit student. Miss
Strong has been connected with the |
Grand Rapids public library.
Florence butcher, 81, an invalid of |
national fame, was buried at Fem
Vile. Many persons from various
parts Of the country attended the |
Mrs. butcher, wealthy |
ohilanthropist, was blind, paralyzed |
md almost deaf for many years.
Pinned under an auto driven by
William Williams Of Flint, when Will
Jams machine was struck by another
,ar, driven by Kirk Todd, and over.
urned, Mrs. Josephine Hays, sixty
'ears old, of Chicago. was so badly in
ured that physicians say she cannot
i've.
Postoffice inspectors announce
he arrest and alleged confession of
James A. Medsker, who is said to be
me of the three armed bandits who
'obbed the mail car on Michigan Gen.
raj passenger train No. IA two weeks
igo near Dearborn, obtaining nearly
II 900 from o registered mail nouch