The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-08

Clerk Edwards has issued TO date 800 dog
licences.
B. s. Fosket. Of Byron, was In the city
yesterday.
Roy r. Seeey is making ten days visit
at Chicago.
A. T. Thomas cider mill will begin OPP
Grafton Oct. 10.
A new furnace has been put in at the
Episcopal church.
A new platform is being put In around
the Junction House.
The st. Johns bank will hereafter pay
but 8 per cent on deposits.
The brick for the addition to Copas' pack
ir g house are being drawn.s
II. e. Odell, of Cleveland, Ohio, is visit
Ing his parents on Mulberry street.
A pension was granted Francis W..
Warren, of Lainsburg, Wednesday.
Earl Augevine has returned home after
a few months visit at Rhinelander, Wis.,
The Young Ladies' Junior Literary Club
met last Saturday with Miss AddIe Grove.
Besides the brick addition to Copas e.
Sons packing house, mentioned several
weeks ago, an Ice house 20x40 feet is to be
built.
The arrangements for the steam heating
of the Ann Arbor car shops are practically
completed.
Mrs. K. e. Watson, of Rhodes, Mich.
is visiting Owosso and Corunna friends for
few days.
Mrs. Geo. w. Estes and Mrs. II. Tucker,
of st. Johns, were guests at ]. d. Estes on
Wednesday.
Ray Retain has been re- elected captain
with Geo. Hunt assistant of the o. l.. l. in
door ball team.
Earl, the four year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Van Wagner, Stewart street,
died Wednesday with diphtheria.
VIM. Setch6eld, of Mason, enroute to Fen.
ton to attend the funeral of his aunt, stopped
over Wednesday with Justice McCaughna.
Married, by Rev. John Sweet at the M.
E. parsonage, on Thursday, Loyal Wallace,
of New Haven, and Gertrude Gage, of this
city.
Postmaster Lawrence and mailing clerk
White spent a day in Saginaw county the
first of the week hunting, and came home
with well filed bags.
j. s. Haggart and "Jack" Gaylord, &C
companied by their wives, left for st.
Charles yesterday morning, where they
will enjoy couple Of days outing.
Stephen Dondero found centipede on
bunch of bananas last Tuesday. The ami
NAL, which is about three inches In length,
is now on exhibition by Mr.. Dondero, at
his store.
, The special car of President II. B. Led
yard, of the Michigan Central railroad with
Mr.. Ledyard and General Superintendent
L'Hommedieu on board, passed through the
city Wednesday.
County Treasurer Colby paid orders from
the several funds during September as fol-
lows: Jurors, $460:S0; witnesses, S276.S7;
sparrow bounty, SlO4.64; county orders.
sl00; poor, $s59.43.
Ovid Reglster:-Will Hubbard has ex-
changed his farm to G. l.. Dimmick of
Owosso for farm nine miles northeast of
Grand Rapids. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard
expect to move to their farm next week.
The address, whereabouts, or any infor-
nation concerning Henry s. Griswold, a
native of Detroit, Michigan, who should be
1t this time about 43 years of age, is earn-
estly sought. Address Hiram Smith, Port
and, Oregon.
"a message to the individal worker" will
be the theme of Rev. j. @. Cromer's sermon
Sunday morning at the congregational
church. AT the o'clock service the pastor
will speak of Neal Dow. Good music. All
are invited.
The Ann Arbor car shops are again
rushed with work. Engine No. 25, which
has been undergoing thorough renovating
has been turned out and engine No. IA Is
n Its place. The company's tracks are
illed with cars which are being repaired.
One of the duties the supervisors will
have to perform at the session beginning
next week will be to elect county drain
to succeed Geo. T. Mason.
The persons so far mentioned for the place
are @. w. Parker, of Owosso, K. I. Colby
Of Fairfield, G. I. Mason, Of Owosso town
ship.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs: Frank Wood
ard and her mother, Mrs. j. B. Smith,
we're taking pleasure drive in Corunna,
when their horse became scared at the
street car, ran away, threw the ladies out,
but luckily did not do them very serious In
jury. The buggy was smashed to pieces
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