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

LOCAL IN e We
James WEIGH is in Battle Creek for
the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Copas are home
from Colorado
The L o. T. NJ. cleared about $50
from Lalla Rookh.
Mrs. Louie E. Lyon returned today
from a stay in Detroit.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank S. Lyon return
this week from Tiffin, o.
Bert Amspoker, of Owosso, is night
clerk in st. Johns hotel.
Owosso Lodge, K. p, is having its
hall rehoored and decorated.
Rolla L. Bigelow, of this city, has
Joined the u. of NJ foot ball squad.
The school children placed $5776 in
the Citizens Savings Bank, last week.
The A. O.. u. w. and M. w. A. have
each skipped an assessment this year.
John Simmington, who has been here
all summer has returned to Louisville,
KY.
There were thirty Owosso excursion
lists to Toledo, Sunday via the Ann Ar
Dor.
The O. L. l. Band and Company H
will give party at the Armory to-
night.
Allie Vogus has succeeded Charles
Lacey as night operator at the Grand
Trunk
Harry Marrow is home from Detroit,
and has re-entered the employ of H. w.
Mann.
One hundred men are at work in Du
rand, clearing the site for new $50, 900
Union depot.
c. w. Devereaux has sold handsome
black coach horse to Ovid parties for
Saginaw dealer.
William Green, Michigan Ave-, is
working for the Owosso Paint and Wall
Paper Co. at Flint
Frank McNamara's third season as in
structor of dancing begins at Weseners
Hall about Oct. Is.
Mrs. b. S. Stratton and children are
in Toledo B. S. Stratton and daughter
Pearl are at Washington
Mr. Eli Sawtell and Miss Minnie Nc
Call both formerly of Owosso, were
married Oct. l. at Detroit.
Fred Edwards has been appointed
county agent of the Stockmens Indem-
nifty Company, of Jackson.
Francis G. Field, formerly of Owosso,
now of Vernon, has been granted an in
crease in pension of so per month.
Mrs. George Carpenter and Mrs. J. S.
Hoyt will give four o'clock tea this
afternoon at 1910 West Main street.
John Moffutt, of Caledonia, dug two
potatoes recently, the combined weight
of which was three pounds and fifteen
ounces
Mr.. James Grady and Miss Margaret
Dryer, of Owosso township, will be
married at st. Pau1s Catholic church
Oct. 90.
The total collection of the Baptist
Sunday school, Sunday, was $12O5. An
interesting rally day program was
carried out.
The quarterly meeting of the Estey
Mfg Co. was held in this city Wednes-
day. Col. J. G. Estey, of Brattleboro,
VT, was in attendance.
Misses Augusta Herbison, of Owosso,
and Mamie Meehan, of Ovid; have
bought the dress making business of
Miss Addie Cronk at Ovid.
The local foot ball team has arranged
the following games: At Chesaning,
Oct. IL; at Owosso with Laingsburg,
Oct. 1S;at Saginaw, Oct. 25.
Frank A. Garlick, national president
of the Gideons, an association of Chris
tian travelling men, addressed the Y. M.
G. A. mems meeting Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Deuel., 225 South Howell
street, died Monday aged 20 years, as
the result of an operation. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon, and in
terment took place at Oak Hill
Adam Deckert found two pennies by
his woodshed door, Sunday morning.
Thieves broke the latch upon it and en-
tered the kitchen, but could get no
further. The money was evidently
dropped while the men were fun bling
for matches.
Bert Gage goes to Baraboo, Wis, soon,
where Ringing Bros. show goes into
winter quarters He has been hired to
repaint the wagons, and next season
will travel as bass drummer of the band
Allie Murner takes his place with the
O. l.. l. Band.