The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-12-20
Roy Lewis is clerkipg at Thome 4 Fris.


| bie's.
Geo M. Dewey was in Chicago or busl-
ness Wednesday.
E. NJ. Rohrabacher, of owosso has been
| commissioned nutary public.
Il A. w. Fouruier has gone to Detroit to re-
main until after the holidays. l-
Mrs. f. L. Bentley entertained friends at
her home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. o. L. Davis is assisting in s. T..
Van Dusen's store during the holidays.
Miss helen Woodland left Wednesday to
spend the holidays with relatives 10 Detroit.
Christmas holly wreaths, Hunts
Miss Kate Herring, Of Venice, is the
guest of Mrs. g. w. Aiken and other rels-
,ives.
The annual institute of the County Farm
ers' Club will be held in this city in Febru-
airy next.
Leo G. Moss Is helping out at the
American Express Co. 5 office during the
busy time.
L. &. Southworth, of Ovid, will spend
the winter in this city with his son, II. E.
Southworth
Mrs. Edward STAFFORD, of Caro-, is visiting
her parents Mr.. aud Mrs. George Haupt.
OwOsso township.
Miss May Lawrence has been appointed
as member Of the civil service board of
the Owosso post office.
Fred NJ. Grove strained his back quite
severely recently and has been home for q
few days in consequence.
Z. L Lohnes has resigned the leadership
OF the FIRST NJ. f. choir, after several years
efficient work in that capacity.
A son VAS born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs.
Bert AFFORD, cf Shepherd. Mr. AFFORD is
son of w. H. AFFORD, of Owosso.
Rev. John Patchen, former pastor of the
Congregational church in this city, died at
his home in Omstead, Ohio, last week,
| aged 81 years.
The city school children deposited S34 O3
in the Citizens Savings Bank Monday,
Christmas presents brought the amount
below the average.
There have been several functions the
| past week in honor of Miss Nina Broad,
whose marriage to Mr.. John Mcclellan
takes place Dec. 25th.
p Il. Reynolds conducted farmers
institutes this week at the following places
in Saginaw county: Brant Center, Merrill,
Broom6eld and Birch Run.
In the divorce case of Eva Willoughby
vs.. Gilbert Willoughby, of Owosso, s. 8,
Miner, for defendant, has filed answer and
cross.blll in the circuit court.
Mrs. George Rose has decided to go out
Of the restaurant business on account OF
poor health and is removing her goods from
the basement of the Brewer store.
Recorder w. A. Kent of the 40. u.
W. has paid to Miss Maude Baldwin the
sum of $1,000, che amount of insurance
carried by the late Justice Newton Baldwin
in that order.
Mrs. W j. Post, of Chicago, writes
OwOssO friends that her mother, Mrs. |. l.
Peck, of this city, is very seriously i'll of
pneumonia in Detroit. Her daughter is
caring for her.
Orville Royce has resigned his position as
brakeman on the Ann Arbor, and left Mon
day for Garrett, Ind, where he will work
for the Il. & o. BE spent Sunday at his
home in this city.
The remains of Herman Horton, who
died at Harrington. Washington, are ex-
pected at Morrice Saturday evening for
| burial. Z. w. Jennings, of Owosso, will
| attend the funeral.
The Middetown Cereal Co.'s business
continues to grow. A new cereal rooster is
now at work which has capacity of ton
of cerea! coffee per week and new gasoline
| engine will soon be put in.
Pine rope for Christmas. Hunts.
The Flint school, south OF Owosso, Miss
Leora Payne teacher, had graphophone
entertainment Tuesday evening, for the
| benefit of their Christmas exercises which
take place Saturday evening.
John A. Seymour, cashier of the Fourth
National Bank. Grand Rapids, purchased
a White Wyandotte cockerel of w. s.
Beebe which was entered in the Grand
Rapids show held there this week.
VIM. Drebenstedt will sell at auction at
his farm three miles south of Owosso on
Thursday, Dec. Goth. beginning at 10 q. M,
several head of horses, cattle. sheep, swine,
number of tools, etc. Usual terms.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
l.. Devereaux Friday afternoon, but died
shortly eftpr birth The remains were
placed in The von't NJ Oak uilI Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Devereaux has been very
i'll, but is improving rapidly.
Beautiful Christmas holly, Hunts.
The Owosso Paint & Wall Paper Co. is
painting and papering the Elks' hall in the
Thomas block. The Elks have ordered
swell furniture. and expect to have one of
the finest lodge halls in the city. The Elks'
IOdpe will ha established bora n.c oOfb