The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-14


Dewey Mckenzie, of West Owosso, is
fireman on the Ann Arbor road.
The Fiske Jubilee Singers will be at
the NJ. E. church Thanksgiving evening.
Susan Budd has begun suit for divorce
against her husband, Richard j. Budd,
of Bancroft.
AT the sale of reserve seats for the
Peoples Lecture Course Friday evening
1907 was realized.
| Joseph Taylor is excavating for the
basement of the New Vigor-O factory
on Corunna Ave.
| A bursted water-pipe damaged con-
siderably the stock of Frank Russell,
West Main ST., last week.
Three of the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Daniels, of the fair grounds addi-
ton, are sick with diphtheria.
Martin Rourke of Henderson, has been
compelled to come home from Pullman,
Ills, as he is i'll with rheumatism
Miss Pearl Rood, 1908 North Wash
ington st. entertained her Sunday school
class, the Busy Bees, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Hansley and son, of
Traverse City, are spending the winter
with Mrs. Charles Hunt, in this city.
The Lansing football team-last year s
high school team-will play here
Thanksgiving against the all-Owosso
| team.
Abigail Chapter No. 206, o. E. S.,
will give charity ball tonigh at the
armory for the benefit of the Dorcas
Home.
A teachers union for the purpose of
encouraging higher study by teachers,
and for increasing their pay, is being
formed in county.
Beginning tonight, a shower of bril-
liant meteors may be observed in the
heavens. They will continue to be Wis
ible for several nights.
Capt w. M. Case and the M. w. A.
degree team will go to Durand the last
of the month to initiate three candidates
for the Durand Camp.
E. T. Chaplin is now in the employ Of
the American Equity Association, and
with w. F. Cunningham is organizing
local council at Fenton.
Clarence Belmont, of Williamson
chef, and Miss Jennie Earl, of Howell,
head waitress at the Scofeld House
were married at Corunna last week.
Clifton I. Schenck, of this city, 9
musician in Company G, SD Michigan
Volunteers during the Spanish
can war, has been granted an origina
pension of rs per month.
The Degree of Honor celebrated its
eleventh anniversary at the lodge rooms
Monday evening with literary and
musical program and an oyster supper
One hundred were present
| G. S. Scofeld, of st. Johns, al lay
reader of the Episcopal church, con
Quoted the services at Christ church
last Sunday. Rev. r. o. Cooper was il
attendance at the annual meeting of the
church at Detroit
While Nelson Perica and Edward
Galloway, Owosso linemen, were hunt
ing near Greenville. Sunday, the latter
filled Fl. w. Reeds leg below the knee
full of shot. Galloway fired through
the bush, supposedly at rabbit.
The Woodland furniture factory bonds
were not refunded by the council OF
Monday evening, as the necessary two
thirds majority could not be obtained
l.. E. Woodland claims he cannot dis
pose of the bonds in their present form
The American Equity Association
and the Shiawassee Savings Society ar
occupying the same suite of offices il
the Haarer block this winter. Beside
attending to his regular duties at tn
Ann Arbor Thomas Kerwin is secretar,
for both. Miss Helen Stuart is book
keeper.
, Thomos Mahoney, shipping clerk a
the Owosso Carriage Co.. has received
message from Duluth announcing tn
, murder of his brother Edward, who ha
, been under sheriff there for the past 81.
, years. Mr.. Mahoney had evidentl
! been been killed and his body throw
into the lake.
Rev. and Mrs. j. p Rowe, Prof. A
J. Cadman and several other Owoss
Methodists were at Saginaw Tuesda
> and Wednesday, attending the annus
meeting of the Association of Minister
. and Laymen Mr.. Cadman gave a
address upon The Laymens Respons
bility For The Temperatures of tn
Church" Mrs. J. p. Rowe DISGUISE
Personal Evangelism
The new Woodland furniture factor
from the point of solidity of constructio
z and the installation of modern machiner
~ will be the finest in town. A. A. Steggal
foundry is turning out 700 iron ca
. wheels, several $50 pound iron pills
!, blocks, and some rods, feet six inch,
o in length for the support of the mai
. shaft. The rods will be sunk into soil
cement nearly their entire length.