The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-01-10
OWOSSo. FRIDAY, JAN. 10, 1909
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Samuel Willis left yesterday for
Thompsonvllle.
Rev. c. G.. squires, of St. Charles, was in
the city Monday.
Judge S. F. Smith is holding court in
Howell this week.
Mrs. Guy Cole is slo WY recovering from
quite severe sickness.
Mrs. A. L. Swnton, of Oatonsgon, is the
guest of Miss Lois Rigley.
Mrs. C. p. Pitts aud Miss Pitts are visit
ing relatives in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Jos. Gerson has returned from
visit with her parents In Lansing.
Mrs. G. E. Rigley Jr. has been visiting
her sister in Durand during the week.
The interior of the banking house of NJ.
l.. Stewart Il Co. is being revarnIshed and
decorated.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Woodland have re-
turned from visit with relatives in Kings
Vile, Ont.
Nineteen persons were received into
membership at the Congregational church
on Sunday.
Miss Fannie Osborn is in the employ of
the OwOsso Paint and Wall Paper Co. as
bookkeeper.
Judge and Mrs. Hugh McCurdy, of &C.
runna, left on Monday for California to be
gone until spring.
81. c. Doloff has entered the employ of
the DeeriDg Harvester Co. and will travel
In this part OF the State.
Geo. Totem. of New Haven, secured the
cutter and Mrs. L. s. Goodale the watch
given away by T. o. Christian.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Saver, Frank David
son and w. s. Beebe attended the poultry
show at Battle Gre elk this week.
William Weidman suffered a stroke of
paralysis Wednesday evening. His condi-
ton has been quite critical since.
The Knights of the Loyal Guard and the
Ladies' Auxiliary will hold joint iDstalla-
ton of officers on Tuesday evening.
Owosso Camp M. w. of A. and Forest
Home Camp r. N A. will hold a joint in
stallation of officers On Wednesday evening
next.
Odell Chapman is In Cadillac to-day look
ing after the interests of the Estey Mfg. Co.
in law suit. Chas. E. Rgley is present as
witness.
Mrs. A. L.. Liesmer has sold the Postal
Telegraph Co. business to Chas. Lacey, of
South Bend, Indiana. Mrs, Lesmer has
removed TO Saginaw.
The five rural mail carriers from the
Owosso of1ice delivered CD, 99S pieces of
mail matter last month and collected 4, 4s0
a total of 6S, AIS pieces.
J. p Eldredge, of st. Charles, has pur-
chased the residence on Corunna avenue
occupied by J. l.. Topping and will soon
move to the city to reside.
H., w. Parker attended the annual meet
ing of the Citizens Mutual Fire Insurance
company held in Holly, Wednesday. He
is one of the directors of the company.
ID. a. Moss has sold his interest In the
hay and wood business of Wright & Moss
to Mr.. Wright who will continue the bust
ness. Mr.. Moss expects to open a wood
yard.
The marriage of Mr.. M. Roy Osburn, of
Chicago, formerly of this city, and Miss
Davidson, of Bay City, will occur on We'd
nesday next at the home OF the BRIDES par
ents.
Lewis Buckingham, of Flint. brother OF
Mrs. S. Z. Parkill, of this city, was operated
upon for appendicitis on Friday last. He
has been doing nicely since and will doubt.
less soon recover.
Lack Of coal has compelled the Owosso
aud Corunna Electric Co. to shut off part of
its lights on several occasions during the
week. On Wednesday evening the street
lights were all out.
A. Robertson, of Caledonia, recently
shipped two car loads of sugar beets to
Lansing which tested 1914 and 1913 per
cent, the first car load bringing him SIS 90
per ton and the second So 10.
M. II. Reynolds Is In st. Johns today
comforting with the officers of the Goth Gen.
fury Fraternity. He Is the local agent for
the company and has written number OF
sick and accident policies.
Jesse l.. Smith, who has been in the en-
ploy of DIR. VIM. Jopling for several years
past, has purchased the livery business of
the latter. DIR. Jopling will continue his
veterinary practice and retain his Office al
he could give his entire time to his veteri-
nary practice, which is growing quite rap