The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-10-24

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Bert Poster is new barber at E.
Geeck's.
Mrs. Jesse Morrison is home from
Fresno, Cal. A
Mrs. Edward Conant, Bradley street,
is i'll with tonsilitis
Mrs. j. b. Rogers is recovering from
an extended illness.
The Chesaning and Owosso foot ball
teams will have game here Saturday.
Jacob Haupt has succeeded G. A.
Goddard as engineer at the Ann Arbor
shops.
The Rathbone Sisters did not meet
this week because their hall is being re-
paired.
w. p. Pearson has been promoted to
the position of foreman painter at the
Ann Arbor.
Frank Shelton, of Seattle, Washing
ton, has been visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Martha Mason.
The weekly deposit of the school
children at the Citizens Savings Bank,
Friday, was $3.50.
Lightning put fully one-half of the
telephones of the city out of commission
Wednesday morning.
The store occupied by S. T. Van
Dusen and T. o. Christian is being re-
painted and repapered.
The Wednesday Club has furnished a
bed for the Dorcas Home, for which the
society is duly grateful
DIR. T. B. Scott will SOON move his
offices to the rooms vacated by H. w.
Parker in the Brewer block
III. G. Knill, "a former Owosso man,
has been nominated for city estimator
on the democrat ticket at Port Huron.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred H. Clark, of Kan
sas City, Mo-, visited this week at the
home of DIR. Clark's uncle. r. p. Bige-
low.
Mrs Samuel Lamfrom entertained,
Tuesday afternoon, in honor of Mrs.
Rudolph Lamfrom, of North Baltimore,
Ohio
Thomas Bowling has been granted
permission by the NJ G. authorities at
Detroit to learn telegraphy at Owosso
Junction.
A. J. Ravens and son, V. d. Havens,
formerly of Owosso, but more recently
of the 500, have purchased barber
shop at Alma.
William Y Hicks, street car conduc'
tor, is spending two weeks at his cot.
tage at Linden. w. A. Sparkling is tax
ing his place.
Lack of sufficient freight business has
/ caused the Ann Arbor to decide that il
will not operate the car ferries on Green
s Bay this winter.
Lester and w. L. McDiarmid, of the
Owosso city schools, were called to
Lowell the first of the week by the
death Of relative.
Fred Heise was surprised by friends
Saturday evening, the occasion being
his thirty eighth birthday, and: present
ed with an oak rocker.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel R. Byerly ant
Miss Clara Strahle, and Mr.. and Mrs
Jerome Markham are home from tril
to Washington and the south.
Charles Nye has waived examination
on the charge of selling liquor on Oct
ober Especial election day,-and ha
been bound over to the circuit court.
Miss Anna Copas, 42O Watson street
won the dress pattern which Mark
Bros. gave away. The company cleare'
$470 as result of its weeks stay here
. Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Jones' of Glen
wood avenue, were surprised Frida.
evening and presented with an elegan
water set. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones leav
soon for Ohio. l.
A movement has been started by tn
Press American of this city for the erec
ton of a monument costing $500 owe
the grave of Miss Ellen Ma y Towar il
Byron cemetery. Subscriptions Iare be
ing made quite literally.
Mr.. James Grady and Miss Margare
Dwyer. of Owosso township were mar
ried at ST. Paurs Catholic church, Tues
day morning by FIR. Slane. They ar
two of the best known and most highl
respected young people of the county.
Prof. J. G. Carter Troop, of the Uni
versity Of Chicago, lectured on 9TH
Development of the novel; at the Y NJ
G. A. parlors Thursday afternoon. to
large audience. Prof. Troop may ei
tablish University extension in Owo'
so. His subject is literature.