The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-10-03
Will H. Brown is in Ann Arbor for a

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Mrs. O. F. Webster entertained the
Darning Club Saturday afternoon.
A ten pound daughter was born Fri
day to Mr. and Mrs. James B. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Travis are home
from Detroit and Chicago. They are
packing up to remove to Napierville,
Ill.
A. d. Chase is at the West Michigan
fair, Grand Rapids, with display of
the Owosso Carriage Co. S goods.
Mrs. Dwight North entertained her
class of the Congregational Sunday
school at her home, Saturday afternoon.
Frank 'Rutledge is in Chicago He
will work in an architects Office in the
forenoons and attend business school in
/, the afternoons.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Bates, of East
Williams street. celebrated the first an
niversary of their marriage with party
Friday evening.
A burglar gained entrance to John
divers house on Ball street early Mon
day morning, but was frightened away
by couple of shots.
Thomas Leo, Ann Arbor fireman,
secured an automobile at the Elks'
carnival in Toledo recently, and sold it
for one thousand dollars.
Roy Vandewater, who is working for
the electric line at Wheaton. Ills, has
been made assistant general electric
foreman of the shops at Wheaton.
Rev. j. p. Warmers Sunday evening
sermon at the First NJ E. church was on
Mount Zion. He drew strong lesson on
the destruction of Zion and its people.
Mrs. j. w. Barnard, whose husband
is engaged with Ex-Sheriff Scougale in
the oar manufacturing business at
Little Rock, Ark, is the guest of friends
in Owosso.
Martin Welch. car checker at the M .
c., has been transferred to Lansing,
where he has similar position. j.
Campbell, of ST. Charles, takes WEIGH s
place here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Armstrong are
home from Topinabee. Mr.. Armstrong
was confined to the house for three
weeks by an adj cut on his leg, but the
injury has now entirely healed
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence
daughter, Miss Emma, and grandson,
Barley, of Owosso, and Frank Law
renee, of Detroit, return tomorrow from
J Beulah, where they have been for two
months.
Mrs. E. A. Wright, of Port Huron
will start dancing class in the armory
this fall. George Swarthout will have
} a meeting of class in physical
/: culture at the same place on Other
nights of the week.
Mrs. Danner received remem
brance from her neighbors before leav
ing for Kansas, this week, in the shape
, of an umbrella. Miss Addie Banner al
so received present from fellow clerks
, at D. NJ. Christians
Rev. Harvey A. Fuller, of Hillsdale
was the guest last week of Rev. F. S
Lyon, and preached Sunday at Elsie
Rev. Fuller has been totally blind fol
l several years, but gets about unattended
/ He recently made trip to Oklahoma
The rails on the, T. S. q NJ ''Y" a
. Owosso Junction spread last week ant
derailed six cars. One other car go
away and ran down into Robbins Tabl,
Cos yard, smashing the stop block an(
, running several feet of a new cemen
r walk on Robbins street.
Charles Gale, proprietor of ten cen
feed barn at Corunna, lost $11S Sunda.
morning, The money was stolen from
: his trousers pocket aud he accuses JOIN
: Kiteland, whom he had allowed to sta.
in the barn, of stealing it. Kiteland il
3 in Jail awaiting examination.
Fred Fletcher and Miss Maud Sher
man were married Saturday evening a
l the Baptist parsonage. They willresid
with the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Sherman, 702 North Chipmal
street. The bride is graduate of tn
: O. III. S. class of 1902.
The funeral services over the remain
: of the late Mrs. Jane A. Church wer
held Saturday afternoon at 1870, Rev
r. o. Cooper officiating Intermen
1 took place at Oak Hill There was
l large number of friends and relative
present to pay last tribute of respec
f and affection.
S Talent of New York City, unde
{ Philadelphia headline, says: mis-
y Maude Gates has arrived from the Yves
;. to fill her engagements with the Gilbei
T. Holdsworth Company. She is ne'
:. reader in the east, and judging from tn
!. bright attractive way in which sh
: takes hold of her work, we predict
g great success"
+ The O. L. l. is preparing for an activ
:. campaign in the sale of lecture cours
d tickets, and changes are being made i
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