The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-11-10
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| "iuo" VI Lewis Lincoln, veteran
the civil war. is dead.
In the northern woods, as the resu
or recent SHOWS, lumber operators ar
getting ready to start the winter Gu
Michigan is facing food famin,
according to J. N. Mcbride, state d
rector of markets, who has surveye,
market conditions this fall.
jerry Van Eta, Jackson man
and employe of the Briscoe Motor cor
poration, was stabbed through tn,
lungs by an unknown foreignef.
j. ID. Lowrey, of Denver a literary
special student at Ann Arbor IL
the university, haA been made cap
ADMINISTRATOR in military training.
Charles Youngs, a Midland man
was killed and three others were in
jured when the chloro-benzol plant OF
the Dow Chemical company exploded
Burned about the face by an ex.
plosion of carbolic gas, at Michillinda
eighteen miles from Muskegon, Henry
Swartz. forty-one years old, may lose
his sight.
Rev t. G. Hennessey, Monroe, Az
years pastor of st. Johns Catholic
church, announced Oct % that he
had been transferred to st. Matthew's
church at Flint.
Miss Pearl Simons was instantly
killed by Grand Trunk switch en-.
CINE at Saginaw She was riding on the
back of a motorcycle driven by her
cousin, Earl Simons.
AT second special village election
held at Vassar the proposition to
bond the town for $4,000 for electric
light and water system was carried
by vote of 1913 to 40.
Closing of its most successful
seasons in the history of lake travel.
the Goodrich transit company will put
into effect its regular winter schedule
into this port November 1.
William Bos, the convict who
made sensational escape from Jack.
son prison, was captured on the Mich |
lgan Central railway tracks near Par
ma, ten miles west of the city.
An unidentified man was found
dead, MS throat cut, at Charlotte
Under Grand Trunk cattleguard. Let.
.ers addressed to William Reed. 1904
Rhodes avenue, Chicago, were found
n the clothing.
"A railing off in the enrolment of
'hort-course students at Michigan
Agricultural college, resulting from
he suspension Of the usual advertis-
ng of the short course, has been noted
the registration.
A. T. Metcalf, former Battle Creek
mayor and one of the city's nj.
neers, twice grand master of the
iichigan Masonic order and the old.
st Mason in Michigan. died at
'attle Creek, aged eighty-fve.
Rolly Wagner, II, was arrested in
'hlcago as the second member of the
oy bandits of which thirteen year old
oe Vitzer, now held by local officials
Tas the leader. The gang staged a
cries OF robberies at New Buffalo.
Four students in the Normal col.
zee at Ypsilanti are quarantined for
mallpox. They are Miss Nina Gun. ,
lngham of Ypsilanti, Miss Ruth Por.
II of Perry, Miss Eva Hooper of
ina, o., and Miss Vera Lamphere Of
eading.
A list of loot stolen at Kalamazoo
'vering several written pages is
larged against thirteen year old !,
by who was taken into Juvenile
'urt to answer for thefts, and who :
I'd been a sort of Lord Bountiful to =
her children. y
VI 1,Z14 students in state univer- :,
ty last year, So per cent, or 41S8 :.
udents, were from Michigan. Tween. :
eight per cent came from a radius
nifty miles. In other words, fifty. e
sht per cent of the students of the :,
1versity came from without the 100. -
lie circle.
Reports say that more than y
100000 whitefsh eggs will be 70. :
wed at the Canadian government =,
n hatchery. at Point Edward. dur. =,
the next few weeks, to be hatch =.
during the winter and spring. This -
100000 more eggs than was placed >,
t season. ~
;. c. Hungerford, seventy-five years D.
!, pioneer farmer of Berrian, was ~,
led when he was thrown from the -,
gon in which he and his daughter 81,
re driving when he attempted to
We between two automobiles and ..
team became frightened and I'D 30
the wagon. ~,
he hrst step in project to- ~
I'd the establishment of a game CO
m In Michigan was taken by the w,
tic domain commission, when IL ho
1t on record as being in favor OF
purchase of what is known as the ,,a
i farm, in Ingham county, and wo
ring at once the breeding of the wi
s-necked pheasants. u,o
report that the government plans 49,
ing the site of old Fort wilkins so,
buildings AMI stockade of pointed 90,
ar posts has brought a storm of 7
81 criticism from Glover Land with Dc,
result that an effort is being made Tho
tne keweenaw Historical society Mr.
'aise funds and buy the place for wif
'ervation as an historical wonder lin
-, he
ne last stone of the old building nov
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