The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-09-26

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| Innis Royce is working for the Owoss
Paint g. Wall Paper Co.
Charles Van Deusen, of Calumet,
calling on old friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Whiting ar
home from a southern trip.
Mrs. Robert Tawse, who has beer
very i'll, is slowly recovering.
Harold Comstock has been called herr
from Johnstown, Pa, by his mother
| illness.
| Miss Maude Yeats, of Grand Rapids
Is trimmer in Mrs George Sprinkle's mil
linery.
Mrs. Cattermole mother of Mrs. w
H. Trip, returns home this week from
three months trip to Colorado.
Mrs. H. E. Southworth Went to Ovid
Thursday for visit, before going tc
Burlington, VT, to join her husband.
J. M. Davidson, of Elsie, has pur.
chased house and lot of Theron
Stevens on Alger avenue, and will move
in.
Officer G. A. Griffith will spend his
vacation in Pontiac and Detroit. Floyd
Reynolds is taking his place ON the
force
The annual picnic of the members of
the Queen Esther Circle will be held in
the M. E. church parlors this evening,
from to 7 p. IN.
II. Magoffin, of Maple Grove, has
purchased fifteen acres of land on East
Main street of j. NJ Wood, and will
soon move upon it.
The Junior class of the High school
has elected Henry Wildermuth presi-
dent, Sadie Greenman vice president,
and Nina Daniels secretary and treasur-
er.
The Elks' building committee is pre-
pairing to incorporate. R. p. Bigelow
has been designated as collector of the
PiV oooCoolhChtS WuiCu nave uOu yct
been paid.
The bar tenders of the city organized
last week with twelve members, James
Drown as president and A. L. Stiles as
secretary and treasurer. They have
sent for charter.
Although the rain interfered some
what with the attendance, the reception
at the Baptist church to Supt. and Mrs.
j. W. Simmons was as pleasant an
affair as one could wish to attend.
William Haley, an aged resident of
Bennington, was buried last week from
st. Pauls Catholic church, interment
taking place in the Catholic cemetery.
Deceased leaves eight children.
Hiram Stewart, of Venice Center has
a flock of Shropshires on exhibition at
the state fail. Among them is the
eve and four of the five lambs to which
she gave birth at one time The fifth
died.
A ten pound son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Osmer, Thursday, and died
Saturday morning. Funeral services
were held at the home on River street,
Sunday. Interment took place at Oak
hill cemetery.
j. Ben Thorn was fined $40 or SEN
fenced to spend ninety days in the De-
troit house of correction, Friday, by
Justice McCaughna, for p, unding J. H.
Swarthout and breaking the latter's
nose. Thorn expects to appeal.
Small pox bills amounting to 1895 will
be sent to Hillsdale county this week by
County Clerk John Y. Martin They
represent Shiawassee's expenses in car
ing for Hillsdale man sick with the
disease at Laingsburg last winter.
Rev. James Chapman has been pastor
of the Asbury M. E. church for two
years, and his flock is so deeply devoted
to him that they view his departure
with much disfavor. His new pastor
ate, the Ames church, Saginaw, carries
with it an increase in salary of $500.
George, fifteen year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Tucker, of Vernon,
shot himself through the neck, Sunday
evening. The supposed accident hap
pened after the boy had gone to bed
He is reader of dime novels, and slept
with revolver under his pillow.
Lawrence Gould, who was recently
appointed chief engineer of an electric
line at Sterling, Ills, has secured posi-
tions for William Fox, Leroy Taylor,
and G. III. Hunt, who worked with him
at Wheaton. The Owosso boys will be-
given every opportunity for advance
ment
A twelve pound son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Burke, Monday;
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Getson, of Chesaning, on Mon
day evening. Mrs. Getson has been
spending several weeks at the home of
her mother, Mrs. William Rudd, on
West Main street
AT the Baptist church, Sunday morn
inc fine trI1staes took charUa of tba aet