The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-12-05
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MISS mabel MACK mas gone TO DetrOlt
to take up the study of music.
Miss Lulu White, neice of Mrs. L. e.
Gould, is clerking at Osburn q Sons.
Mrs. Henry Johnson is in Rush, car
ing for her mother, Mrs. Sarah Porter,
who is quite sick.
Charles H. Preece and James Shotwell
are home from ahunting trip to Alpena.
They got no deer.
S.>B. Pitts has started out on the road
for Phipps, Penoyer & Company,
wholesale grocers.
Trooper Charles Fifield, of the Four
teenth U. S. Cavalry, is home from
Fort Logan, Denver. on furlough.
Mrs G. A. Durham, ia South Chip
man street, has been called to Utica,
Ills. by the serious illness of her daugh'
ter
Rev. Frank S. Lyon delivered a lee
ture at Kensington last week in the
Christian Endeavor Society's lecture
course.
E. L. Bunting pulled two large tur'
nips in his fathers field recently. One
weighs five pounds and ten ounces; the
other five pounds.
Award E. Willover, of this city, and
Miss Lottie N. Hughes, of Detroit,
were married in that city last week.
They will reside here
Mr.. VIM. H, TAYLOR and Miss Marie
A. Briggs, both of Owosso, were mar
ried Saturday evening at 723 Saginaw
street by Rev. f. S. Lyon.
Ray Retain has accepted the state
management of the Colonial Book Com
pany, of New York His headquarters
will be Detroit or Lansing.
Aid. A. L. Densmore found recently
that some careless hunter had shot a
sheep on his farm Mr.. Densmore will
arrest the next man for trespass.
John Steggall and Miss Jennie Cor
nell, both of this city, were married
Thanksgiving afternoon at Detroit.
They will reside at 306 Cass street.
Arthur Wright, former Owosso man
who now resides at Pontiac, has begun
suit for 50, 900 against Oliver Launstein,
of Owosso township, for an accounting.
The Owoss Poultry Company paid out
$40, 900 for poultry in the month OF
October. The pay roll is $500 per week.
This month will be the largest of the
year.
Mrs. Charles H. Cossitt is home from
a visit of several weeks with her son,
Dr. Harry A. Cossitt, at Plainfield New
Jersey. She also visited friends in New
York
Four hundred acres of land have been
leased, and peat factory will be es-
tablished at Bancroft Frank Whom
is interesting capital in the possibilities
of the fuel.
Seymour Hoyt, government inspector
of livestock for several months past, has
been transferred from st. Louis, Mo-, to
Fl Worth, Texas The transfer is also
promotion.
L. S. Goodale, of this city, has been
appointed by Gov. Bliss as one of the
Michigan vice presidents Of the Inter
national Livestock Exposition, now be-
ing held at Chicago.
The Congregational Socia Union and
friends were entertained Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. M. l.. Stewart, assisted
by Mrs G. ID. Stewart, Mrs. E. B
Dewey and Mrs. Josiah Thompson.
The Parker family reunion was heli
at M. L. Parker's here Thanksgiving
and a score Of relatives were present
The next reunion will be next Thanks
giving at G. w. Parkers.
Judge Stearns F. Smith declares thai
since he has been on the Shiawasse,
County bench, not single divorce cas-
has been properly suppressed. To b.
suppressed, a written order must b.
granted by the court and this neve
has been done.
The Michigan Central has appealed
the case brought against it by Georg,
Mckenzie from Justice McCaughna'
court. In the justice court, Mr.. Nc
Kenzie received big verdict for shrink
age in value of live stock through tn,
railroads delay.
Ithaca Commandery, Knights Temp
lar, was entertained by Corunna Com
mandery Thanksgiving night at Corun
ma. The Order of the Temple was con
ferred upon DR.. G. q. Bates, of Durand
and companion from Ithaca. A ger
eral good time was enjoyed.
Telephone Line tn George Gabriel
in anger at some ,ys who called hir
Dutch" threw va snch into the crow
Monday morning. Robert, twelve yea
old son of Thomas Evans, South Chir
man street, was struck in the head by
missile, and his head was badly cut
Gabriel paid the doctor bill.