The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-12-12
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lot NJ Washington Street. Owosso.
Miss Mabel Ferry is sick.

VIM. Lawrence is northumberland at
the Ann Arbor shops.
J Postmaster Pulver, of Laingsburg,
was in the city Monday.
Mrs. Walter Osborn has gone to Bal
timore and the east for long stay.
Dean Shoulders well known here, has
returned from Crystal Falls, U. p, to
Vernon.
John Fl. See, aged n years. died re-
Gently at Pontiac He was an old time
resident of Owosso.
The Owosso Poultry Company made
a record Tuesday of last week. killing
5000 fowls in the ten hours.
The street cars were put out of bust
ness Friday night by the burning out
of coil at the power house.
Eli Vautherot, living east of the city,
left Wednesday with Eugene Brosserdet,
of Detroit, for Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. G. Murphy, Cass street, was
given a surprise party Saturday, the &C.
casion being her 5Sth birthday.
Miss Edith Heather, who lives with
Mrs. j. S. Colby, slipped on fight of
steps Sunday and sprained her ankle.
w. G. Gunnison is home from Lans-
ing. and will establish an Office for the
International Correspondence schools in
this city.
The old Commercial House at Corun-
ma has been purchased by Clark d.
Smith and cut up into four suites of
apartments.
After January 1, George B. Sickmon,
of Mclean, N. Y, will travel in West
Virginia and Pennsylvania for the Gro
ton Bridge Co.,
Milton Grove, who has been laying
off for some time on account of an in
jury to his eye, is back at his work at
the Ann Arbor.
Marshall Ross surprised two men
stealing coal from car in the Grand
Trunk yards, Saturday night. They
ran away leaving two new bushel bas-
kets.
Richard Broughten the Bennington,
young man whose foot was crushed
recently in hay press, had the mem
Der removed last week at the Ann Ar
Dor University hospital !
Samuel Kirk, of State street, car re.
pairer on the Grand Trunk, was dis
charged by the railroad company re-
Gently for stealing chickens and general
merchandise from freight cars.
The fire department was remembered
recently by box of cigars, presented by
the Union Telephone Company. The
boys put out a fire in one of the cable
boxes of the telephone company.
p B. Reynolds is spending the week
in and about Petoskey at State Farmers
Institutes. MIR. Reynolds has been en-
ployed for three successive seasons as
an institute speaker and has given good
satisfaction.
Mrs. E. F Hall, arrested here recently
by Under sheriff Case with man who
claimed to be her husband, has been
sentenced from Lansing to the Detroit
works for 60 days for stealing dress
skirt. Her partner admitted they were
not married, and he was released
S S Tower, of Onaway, has contribu-
ted fifty dollars to the Press Americans
fund to raise monument over the
grave of his daughter, Nurse Ellen May
Tower. The fund now only lacks $57 of
the necessary $500.
The W. f. M. S. of the Nj. E. church
of this city, observed week of prayer
this week, public meetings having been
held Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
afternoons. Mrs. Willets, a returned
missionary from China, spoke Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of last Sun
day contained story dated from
Owosso, declaring that Frank Morrison
and Octa Leavering, living five miles
west, recently inveigled their parents
to deserted log cabin and threatened
to blow the whole party up with dyna.
mite unless the parents, who were at
war with each other, consented to the
young peoples marriage. The story
is fake, as no such persons live in
Shiawassee county.
Following is the list of letters adver.
tised at the Owosso post office for the
week ending Saturday, Dec. 9, 1902
Miss Clara Abbott, L. A. Bentley, w.
S. Brown, Arthur f. Burke, Mrs. II.
Burdick, Chas. Garland, @. e. Carson
Fritz Dawson, VIM Garner, Mrs. OriC
Jackson, b. b. Greasan, Joseph Miller
f. Nelson, w. S. Percy, o. G. Shuts
VIM. Scheber, Mrs. A. L. Schroeder
Miss Winnie Stevens, Mrs. e. L.
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