The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-09-29
Local News.

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visit In Cleveland.
Mrs. A. w. Hookway has been visiting
her parents In Saginaw during the week.
Henry Warren left Tuesday evening on
an extended business trip for Lyon q Pond.
Mrs. w. ID. Fitzpatrick came home from
Saginaw this morning to remain over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. M. l.. Izor, of Durand, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sellick
over Sunday.
Mrs. George Ingle, of Hot Springs, South
Dakota. left Monday after visit with Mrs.
r. ii. Watson.
Mrs. Eugene Phelps and son, of Austin
burg, Ohio, are visiting at the home of Mrs,
III. N Williams.
The examination of Abe TruaX, on the
charge of murder, has been adjourned to
Tuesday, October 10.
Mrs. p. c. Fires, of Durand, has been
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j, j.
Keagle part of the week.
Rev. Mr.. Grouse, pastor of the Battle
Creek Baptist church, will occupy the Owes
so Baptist pulpit Sunday.
The Owosso Telephone Co. has installed
a small electric motor to run the generator
on the ringing circuit.
| Rev. and Mrs. Alvah Bailey have returned
to Louisville, KY, where Mr.. Bailey will
resume his theological studies.
A burglar entered the Beckwith house
Monday night but was frightened away be-
fore he had time to fairly get his bearings.
Mrs. A. s. Knapp, who remained over
from the Knapp family reunion in this city
last week, returned to her home in Detroit
Monday.
The three months old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lou Dingler died Monday night.
The funeral was held at the Catholic church
Wednesday.
Mrs. Eva Lee. of Union City, visited her
father, l.. B. Phillips, of THE TIMES, the
first OF the week, leaving Tuesday for visit
in Grand Rapids.
The Misses Cooper entertained party of
young people Wednesday night in honor of
their brother Charles, who is spending a
few days at home.
The supreme court sustained the decision
of the Saginaw circuit court in the case of
Yeisely VS.. Bennett. Watson & Chapman
were the successful attorneys.
Attorneys Searls & Kress, have moved
their Owosso office back to Ithaca, where
both gentlemen will remain and attend to
their practice in that village.
State Oil Inspector VIM. Judson. of Ann
Arbor, spent few hours in the city Wed |
nesday. be is not yet ready to announce |
the appointment of a deputy for this dis
trict
Charles G. Turner, of Traverse City, has
been visiting relatives In the city during the |
week. He attended a meeting of the state
board of pardons at Port Huron the first of
the week.
Herman Schmidt the d. & M. car repairer
who LETT the city mysteriously last July has
He says he has been at work in
since he left here but didn't care
to stay away from home any longer.
Mrs. Nellie Dakin, the pianist, is meeting
with success in establishing class in Owes
so. For the present Mrs. Dakin will give
instruction at your home or at the residence
Of r N. Parshall, 800 East Msin street.
Workmen have been busy this week re-
building and enlarging the chimney con-
nected with the furnace at the post Office.
was dangerous as well,as the fire this morn
ng in similar one proved.
Mayor A. M. Hume and Aldermen j. w.
Jordan, G. Mclean and j. II. Copas attend
ID the meetings of the Michigan Municipal
League in Grand Rapids Tuesday and We'd
lesday. DR.. Hume was elected chairman
Of the executive committee.
Just before The TIMES went to press this
,. m. Owoss0 was treated to genuine snow
storm, lasting several minutes. The snow
blew and drifted over the pavement 1t true
January style, and completely covered the
sidewalks with the white covering.
The high school foot ball team will have
return game with the Bay City high school
cam, next week Saturday, October Z. The
irst game, played In Bay City last week,
vas a very close one, and next weeks game
hould be pretty one from start to finish.
Miss Nellie Carpenter left this morning
or Ypsilanti, where she will attend school
Turing the coming year. She was accom-.
,anied by Miss Donna Rockefeller, of Car
On City, who has been her guest for the
,ast few days and returns to her work In
he University today.
M. Il. Reynolds attended a meeting of !
he executive committee of the State Sun
ay School Asson. at Battle Creek Tuesday.
lie reports the affairs of the association to !
q In better shape than for several years, !
nd the outlook very encouraging. The Z
tate meeting will be held In Battle Greek
ext month