The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-12-19

Arson Sheldon is driving hack for
the Union Transfer Company.
$40 81. 90 corsets now only roc. Call
and see them @. J. Cudworth q 20 s
Representative-elect Charles Ward
of Bancroft, was in the city Thursday
Mrs. John N. AFFORD is assisting In
Murray & Turbush's store during the
holidays.
Finest stock of SOC corsets in the city
at G. j. Cudworth q Co.'S, selling now
at 38 cents.
J.B. Mcintosh is home from Detroit,
where he has been ill with pneumonia in
Harper Hospital
Owosso Lodge, F. & A. M, conferred
the F. c. degree Wednesday evening
and installed officers.
Miss Kate Corlett will be here Sunday
to meet with her class at the Congrega-
tional Sunday School.
Adolph Sanftleben will be at his home
At 1904 Fletcher street, for the holidays
He is now at Tacoma, Wash.
Several Owosso young people will at
tend dance given by the I. 0. A. club
at Fenton Christmas night.
Hiram AFFORD shipped two cars OF
hogs, calves and sheep at Oakley We'd
nesday for the Detroit markets.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Richard will leave
soon for Horning, N. Y, where they
will visit Mr.. Richards parents.
The Michigan Health & Accident
Association, of Owosso, has paid Harry
Stanhope the sum of $1s for an injured
hand
DIR. W. G. Hume, of Corunna, was
thrown from his carriage, Wednesday,
and sustained scalp wound and two
fractured ribs.
Charles Doran has moved to Corunna,
where he is in charge of the cabinet de-
partment of the Corunna Furniture
Co.'s factory.
The Kings Daughters will hold home
made candy sale at the Owosso Hard
ware Co.'s store Saturday afternoon
from to o'clock. ..
Leo Mckenzie, of this city, will play
professional base ball next summer
with Michigan independent club or a
small league team.
G. A. Dewitt, formerly with the
Estey Manufacturing Company, has
gone to Greensborough, N. c., to work
in large furniture factory.
Charles Pierce lbroke his arm month
ago at the Y. M. G. A. Three days later
he broke the bone by afall, and Mon
day of this week fell again, parting the
bone once more
The Shiawassee Savings Society, dur
ing the past six months, has sold three
fourths of its holdings. Each piece Of
property brought.a good big price.
G. j. Cudworth e. Co. have bought
the M. B. Black stock at great bar
gain and are now able to, and are max
ing prices that are attracting big
crowds.
$50 pairs of $3.50, $1.25 and $1.00 kid
gloves, all going at rs cents per pair, at
9. J. Cudworth & Co.'S
Clinton Collier, former Owosso boy,
Is in charge of the advertising depart
ment Of the Royal Baking Powder Com
pany, am important and responsible
position.
1t is thought that the wholesale prices
of turkeys will be from seventeen to
twenty cents per pound before Christ
mas. The scarcity of turkeys will cause
an Increased deinahd for geese, chick
ems and ducks
Mr.. DIN Winkler and Miss Dora
Davis, both of Owosso township, were
married by Rev. J. P. Warner last night.
They will live in the Hershey house,
northeast corner Of Hickory and Ex-
change streets.
The military officers of Company H
and Chaplin d H. Hanks have wired
Governor Bliss asking the re-appoint-
meht Of Fred w. Green, of Ypsilanti,
as inspector general Of the Michigan
National Guard.
The Stewart street drain will hot be.
completed this winter 1t will extend,
when finished, from Goodwin's store
down Stewart street TO the Cute drain.
It is six feet below ground and the tile
are cemented, so that it may in the
future be used as sanitary sewer.
County Treasurer r. F. Kay declares
that the county has never been in bet
ter financial condition than it is at |
the present time. Since the middle of
June, Mr. Kay says there has been lit
tie or no business in his department, for
the back taxes are practically all paid
in and the titles are all perfected.
Senator J. c. Burrows will introduce
a bill into the Senate to have new
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