The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-12-26
LOCAL NEWS.

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Mrs. Milo L. Welter, of Saginaw
street. is ill.
Mrs. w. E. washburn has been sick
several days.
Mrs. Phoebe Brewer is home from
long stay at Pontiac.
Frank Weidman shipped car load of
stock to Buffalo last week.
Mrs. Claude Craig, Dewey street, has
been sick for several days.
Miss Leora Payneis home from North
land, U. p, for the holidays.
Capt. and Mrs. George B. McCaughna
spent part of the week in Chicago
William Marvin and family have
moved to Shepardsville to live on
farm.
Miss Phoebe Fairchild, of Saginaw,
is guest of her sister, Mrs. William
Broad.
J. B. Gibbons, of Owosso, a stu'ent
at the U. of NJ, was at Chicago for
christmas.
Clare Everetts assisted at the Ameri-
can Express Company during the
Christmas rush.
Mrs &. G Robinson, west Oliver
street, has been in Detroit and Mt.
Clemens for visit.
Roy Thomas is the new Grand Trunk
warehouse foreman. He has moved his
family here from Slocum.
Miss Gertrude Wicking, who has
been trimmer in a Lansing millinery
store, is home for the season.
w.. f. Cunningham SO the American
Equity Association, and family, are at
Hastings, Ont, for the holidays
S. j. Rouse and f. G. Leitch have
constructed tiled bath room in d. R.
Salisburys residence ON East Mason
street.
Fred M. Grove starts out on the road
again January 9Th for the Hamilton
Brown Shoe Company. He has been
home two weeks.
T. p. Whalen and Alena Whalen, of
Caledonia, and Andrew and Sarah
Donovan, of Owosse, are spending holi-
day week at Napanee, Ont.
E. L. Devereaux found a bank book
on the streets, Friday, showing deposits
at the Citizens Savings Bank of $1,000.
1t was returned to the owner.
John Clarity, of Perry, was arrested
at Lansing last week, violently insane.
He was brought to Corunna Jail where
the officers believe he was simply suffer
ing with delirium tremens.
The Team drivers Union has recinded
the action taken when it refused to
draw freight for THE TIMES, the Press
American and the Argus, and freight is
again being hauled for these offices.
AT the NJ. E. church on Sunday even
ing, Roy Knapp sung the offertory solo,
virgins Lullaby" by Dudley Buck
the evening anthem was "Harkl What
Means Those Holy Voices, by Stair.
Patrick Liston and wife, of Kingston,
Ont, have come to this city, and are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin, Ridge
street. Mr.. Liston is an expert cheese
maker, and will probably work here.
The Robbins Table Company is pre-
pairing to put in several new machines
Among the devices recently adopted is
one for the fastening of table legs to the
top of The table, which is an economizel
of trouble and of space in shipment.
The printers in Owosso went out on
a strike last week. Their places are
being filled and sympathy seems to be
with the publishers, as the printers
draw good wages and are treated well
--Durand Express
Fred G.. Hooper, of Owosso, placed in
nomination in last weeks Michigan
Tradesman, B. D. Palmer, of st. Johns,
for president of the Michigan Knights
of the Grip at the animal meeting to be
held the first of next week at Battle
Greek.
The class of 1900, o. II. s., will hold
its first annual reunion in this city,
New Years Day. There will be ban
auet at the Scoseld, followed by bust
ness session and party at Wesener's
Hall
Six cases from Ingham county ap-
near on the docket Of the January term
of the supreme court which will con-
vene January 8. One il the celebrated
suit of William f. Zimmerman against
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitley, in which
damages are asked by the plaintiff for
the alleged alienation of his wife's
affections. Prof Zimmerman did not
recover in the circuit court Lansing
Republican.