The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-02-07

show at Sag nav on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Van Camp, of Greer
vile, were in the city Monday and Tuesday.
The Happy Go Lucky Pedro Club met
with MIR. and Mrs. George Chandler,
Thursday evening.
| TIE Ladies' Guild will give Is cent
supper at the LADIES' Library, Saturday
from five until seven o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. p. s. Wilson entertained
the West Side Pedro Club Tuesday evening
In honor of Ensign Thomas d. Harris.
Robt. Gemmell was at home from Frid; y
until Monday. His present trip takes
him south and west, the first stop being at
| s. Louis, Mo.
Ray Bentley, Ann Arbor car repairer
SIN ,shed the fingers of his right hand at the
! shops Tuesday, a heavy piece of timber
falling upon them.
William Durham has sold his house and
lot at 2l0 Shiawassee street, to .. Nash, Of
Sherwood, who will move 10 this city about
tle middle of April.
1t has been decided not 10 call special
election for the Woodland bonus. Mr.
Woodland prefers that the matter be left to
the regular election.
Alvin Farnswortb, Rola Detwiler al d
Miss Pauline Crum have returned from
| Ann Arbor for few days, owing to the
closing of the semester,
A transmitter was placed on Rev. f. S.
Lyons desk by the Union Telephone Con-
pany, Sunday. Patients In the city hos
pita heard both services.
Tls Estey manufacturing Company will
| erect a large dry-kiln at Factory A. 1t
will be on the site of the sawmill, and will
double the capacity of the kilns.
The COrunna Exchange of the UniCn
Telephone Co. will move into the BabiDG-
ton block, and another operator, who will
work nights and Sundays, will be put or.
The Misses Strahle, Richardson and
Manning gave a dancing party at Wesenei's
hall Friday evening, about thirty coupe
being present. Miss Murray furnisht
| m Isle.
Tne case of r. G. Bowers Granite Co., of
Vermont, vs.. Rollln Pond, involving at out
$500, has been settled out of court. Lyon
s. Hadsall and Pond & Hamper were the
attorneys.
Mrs. r. Z. Travis Is visiting at her old
home near Chicago and attended the mar
rage of her sister, Miss Lucy Jewett Smith
to Rev. w. l.. Newman, of Columbus,
Ohio, Tuesday.
DIR. McCormick's horse broke loose from
a hitching post In front of the D. Harris
horn residence in Bennington, Wednesday
evening, and made its way home safely
without doirg any damage.
The Salvation Army will give dinne-,
Washington's Birthday, to two hundred
poor children in the army barracks on west
Main st. Revival meetings have been in
progress all this week with good results.
Milo l.. Weller, Jr., of 800 north Dewey
street, was Brought home the last of the
week from Flint, where he bad been work.
ing in carriage factory. He has since
been confined to the house with very So G
knee.
County Treasurer R. F. Kay was com
PEELED to return home to Corunna the las
of the week, after trip to Palmer Beach
Fla, in search of health. Mr.. Kay wa
taken i'll with fever, and was compelled Il
hasten home. He may return to Florida
later.
Charles j. Shaw, formerly of Owcsso
will sell his hardware store in Vernon, mex
week, 10 Edward Easier, Of CoruDna. Mr.
shaw and William Cole, Jr., also of Yer
non, will start big implement store q
, Durand. Ground for the building has al
ready been broken.
At a meeting of the Federal Labor Unio
Friday night resolution calling for spec
: ial election in the Woodland bonus matte
was passed. A protest against awardin
the state printing contract to the Rober
| Smith Printing Co., was sent by the unto
. to the state hoard of auditors.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Sprague, Of James
town N. Y, missionaries for the Nations
| Spiritualists' Association of the Unite
, States and Canada, will lecture and CIV
, tests for the Spiritual society, of Owosst
at A. o. U. w. hall, on Sunday, Feb. 1911
4 morning and evening also test meeting o
/. Friday evening, Feb. IA. Every body we
come
D The State military board will at one
issue thirteen Krag- JorgeDsen magazin
= rifles to every military company in T.
State. This will give each non-comm
, stoned officer Krag, and allow ever
n private Lee-Remlngton. The twenty oil
Sprlng6elds which some members of Con
pany were compelled to carry, will |
:, shipped back to Lansing.
a The probable makeup of the Owos'
high school base ball team for the season
1902 is as follows: Catcher, Bert Mtthew
pitcher, Rob Gale, FIRST base, John Murra
. second base, Leo Mckenzie; third bias
. Roy Vandewater; shortstop, Bert Crow
rightfeld, Ralph Graham; center, Anre
Green; left, Henry Sherman. A promisir