The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-11-16

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Albert Norris spent Sunday in Chesaning
with friends.
Jno. Stockdale transacted business 10
LaiDgsburg Monday.
Hughes & Son have put new boiler into
their laundry this week.
Arthur Moyses has accepted a position
with the Owosso Gas Company.
Mrs. b. s. Gaylord returned Saturday
evening from a visit In Lansing.
o. A. Garfield and s. c. Patched, of
Durand, were in the city Monday.
The No Name club gave dancing party
in wesener's hall Wednesday evening.
An increase of pension to $17 per month
has been granted J. h. FaxoD, of this city.
Geo. w. Haskell left Monday on trip OF
Q week or two for the Owosso City Mills.
Mrs. Elmer Howe returned Saturday
evening from visit with Lansing friends.
Deputy Revenue Collector Frank q.
Wescott, OF Vernon, was in Owosso Mon
day.
Mrs. l.. G. Bush, of Fowlerville, Is the
guest of her sister Mrs. d. +. Blair this
week.
Mrs. F. w. Smith has been entertaining
Mrs. Mary Daniels, of Birmingham, this
week.
Miss Tressa Heney has accepted q
position in the cloak department of Osburn
q Sons.
Last Sunday evening Chas. Bailey lost .
valuable horse from Inflammation of the
bowels.
Miss Mabel Grahame was home from
Du Plain over Sunday, the guest Of her
parents.
Chas. Howard, OF Ann Arbor, formerly
Of this city, spent the first Of the week in
Owosso.
Miss Ivah Peterson was in Grand Rapids
calling on friends during the first of
the week
Born, Saturday morning, to Mr.. and Mrs.
e. T. Miller, north Mulberry street, a
daughter
Mrs. ID. K. Brooks has returned to her
home IN OwossO township after visit with
her sons in Montana.
The marriage of Charles Townsend and
Miss Tillie Ferris will take place Wednes-
day, November %.
1 4e ho
Goss school house on the river bank Satur-
day by G. w. Parker.
DR.. w. K. Ward was in Laingsburg Mon
day to attend consultation with another
physician in that village.
JDo. Faxop, d. Moss and w. l. Parker
were in Duplain Tuesday setting large
monument In the Faxon lot.
Miss Nora Brysop, of Battle Creek has
been the guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. NJ. Estey. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank e. wicking returned
TO Detroit Monday after a brief visit with
Mr.. Wicking's parents in this city.
The receipts OF the Bancroft postofice fol
the past year were large enough to raise
the Office to the presidential class.
Mrs John Brooks, of Adams street, has
been entertaining her brother, w. A. Davis
Of Chagrin Falls, Ohio, this week.
Mrs Daniels, of Birmingham, was thu
guest of friends In this city Tuesday
She also attended the Lewis reunion.
Harry L. Izor, formerly Of this city bu
now of DuraDd, expects to leave for an ex
tended visit at his old home In Kansas soon
1t is stated by the officials that the Anr
Arbor railroad did larger business las
: month than In any previous month of 1T
, history.
Mrs. VIM. Kifer and Miss Emma Farver
of New Albany, Ind. returned home las
Saturday after an extended visit with friend
In this city.
Several carriage workers from Flint arriv
ed In the city Monday and have been added
to the Ow0sso Carriage Company's force o
employees.
Free rural delivery has been establshe,
at Morrice and Perry. d. e. Hinkley is tn
. carrier for the former and Roy Spauldin
for the latter route.
q Mrs. A. l.. Liesemer, manager of th
Postal telegraph ONCE In this city, left Mon
oay for Augusta, Maine, to make an extend
. ed visit at her old home
I MIS-. w. Z. Krehtr, Of 81. Joseph, an,
Mrs Lhas. Howe, of Linden, have beef
guests of OwossO relatives during the week
. having come to attend reunion of tn
Lewis family.
, Mis- Zoe Millspaugh who has been ~ a
= Der h me near Bennington for severa
] weeks has sufficiently recovered so that an,
exp cts to RESUME her work at the Areu
I Offic- next week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Wildermuth Jr., an,
> daughter went to Lansing Saturday nigh
Ito spend Sunday with Mrs. wiIdermuth'
: rsrenfs. The latter with her daughter re-.
n aimed tor more extended visit.
Samuel ShsIpstein. Of Grand Kapids, wa
the guest Of relatives in this civ the frs