The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-12-07
OWOSSO. FRIDAY. DEC. Z, 1900.
LOCAL NEWS.

o. l. Sprague was in Holly Oh business
Monday.
j. q. Robbins did business in Lansing,
Tuesday.
Rob Allison, OF ST. Johns, spent Sunday
in OwossO.
DIR. A. M. Hume was in Durand Monday
Oh business.
Order engraved calling cards at THE
TIMES Office.
Leon Darling has gone to Port Huron to
accept position as pressman.
A pension of SO per month has been
granted to Ann Leland, Langsburg.
Treasurer Wiley has the winter tax rol
and can be found daily at the council cha N
Der.
Annual Xmas sale by the Ladies' Social
Union of the Congregational church, Dec.
1l-12.
Miss Laura Matlock Is assisting In 8. T.
VanDusen's store during the hOlida y
] season.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Priest returned Satur-
day evening from their wedding trip to
Marshall.
The Owosso Telephone Co. has placed
phones in the residences of II. ID. Lyon and
Hiram Monroe.
Lee Rohrabacher, of Battle Creek, has
been the guest of his parents in this city
during the week.
Several of the University students return :
ed to their work Saturday night, the others
going back Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. k. Keeler, of Middle
vile, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs /. II.
Keeler over Sunday.
Dan Bowers has resigned his position
with p. l.. johnson and is thinking of
moving to Lansing.
Van r. Pond returned Saturday evening
from trip about the state in the interests
of the tax commission.
Cyrus Reimer has returned from an ex-
tended trip in the west for the 0wosso
Manufacturing Company.
Miss Bertha Newman, of West Bay City,
was the guest of Miss Addie Grove from
Thanksgiving until Monday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred johnson returned to
their home in Detroit Saturday after spend
ing few days of their bridal trip in this
city.
Tod Kincaid left Saturday morning on a
business trip to Girard, Ohio, near which
place he has some farm property and min
ing interests.
The ladies' aid society of the Disciple
church at Burton will meet at the home of
Mrs. q. j. Dewitt Dec. Is. All are cor
daily invited.
Mrs. N. Beers, of Bellevue, and Mrs. M.
Cory, of Adrian. have been guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Edwards pa rt
of this week.
Miss Alice McHardy returned to her
school work in Detroit Monday morning
after spending the Thanksgiving vacation
la this city with her mother.
The receipts of the Perry pustoffice for
the past year were sufficient to advance the
office to the presidential class. Postmaster
81, vens salary after January 1.t will be
81, 900.
Hon. NJ. K. Rumsey, Of Lansing, died at
his home on the Sd lnst He was we'll
know In this county and was at one time
the republican nominee for senator IN this
district.
G. Mclean has secured the north show
VIII dow In the store formerly occupied by
Murray d Terbush's shoe department and
has fine exhibition Of photographs and
other framed pictures.
ID. L. Winkler 10 In receipt Of another
letter from, his son Herbert p. Winkler
written on the 18th of September at Manila.
Mr. Winkler had been sick but had quite
recovered at the time of his writing.
That the postof1ce department intends to
push the inspection and establishment Of
rural free mail routes Is shown by the ap-
pointment of Otto Hatsenbubler, of Detroit,
as inspector for the central division IN which
Mic higan is located.
The folio wing IL a list of letters adveT-
tiss d at the Owosso postoffice Dec. 1, 1900:
Howard J. Dori, Julia Leave k, Jim Smith,
W. NJ. Noble, Edward SandersoD, John
sherman, Mrs. Ida McCarty, August
Setback, Perry WardweJ, Edward Cohn.
Joe OyroDski.
Bert Copss left Monday evening on trip
to Denver, Colo, expecting to be gone about
a month. H- was accompanied by Wal
Carr, ~to bas been In he city for some
time working ana visiting at his old home,
and by Clarence your ~, WIN had rrtu rned
to ,wosso from an extended stay in the easI
but few days ago.