The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-03-07
OWOSSO, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 100
LOCAL Jews.

Union Telephone Co.
Herbert Dennis has moved his house
hold goods to Detroit.
j. Frank Barnes, of Byron, was-in the
city Tuesday and Wednesday.
The students deposited $57.42 in the
Citizens Savings Bank, Monday.
The w. R. G.. spent Wednesday with
Mrs Libbie Corey, Corunna avenue.
The installation of Royal Arcanum
officers has been postponed until March
ID.
Charles Reinsberg and Maggie Flux
We're married at Howell Wednesday
last evening.
George Beal had his jaw broken by a
blow, Saturday. DR.. Arnold reduced
the fracture.
The Thursday Morning Musical club
had musical breakfast at Miss Peter
sons yesterday.
Ruby Hage lost part of finger Mon
day, at Parker's monument works. A
heavy piece of marble pinched it off.
One hundred employees of the Estey
factories paid d. NJ. Estey visit at his
home on Park street, Monday evening.
G. P. Hall has purchased the house at
the southwest corner of Elm and Clinton
streets. Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Converse
will reside there.
William Quinn died at the home of
Daniel Ketchum the first of the week.
He was 50 years old, and had lived
there five years.
Mrs. j. H. Faxon is able to be up
after an illness of several months She
has gone to Potterville to live with a
son, Homer Bott
Mayor s. d. Emery has purchased the
Dewey & Stewart mill property, and will
double his capacity for buying and
shipping poultry.
The Owosso Boiler works is building
boiler for the Butternut cheese factory.
Proprietor j. H. BRANDED is repairing
several boilers at Shepherd
A false alarm was turned in from box
"a early Tuesday morning. Chief NJ.
F. Blair offers $50 reward for the dis
covery of the man who did it,
Miss Marie jackson, formerly of
Owosso, has arrived at Ypsilanti from
Estey City, New Mexico to finish her
course preparatory to teaching.
The Louisiana lottery is reported to
be doing business, and to have branch
office in Owosso. A man residing here
is said to have won $50 last month.
Company H has received letter of
thanks from Mrs. Ferdinand Giesel, of
Saginaw, because of the beautiful floral
offering sent to Capt. Giesels funeral.
Two large new Baldwin compound
engines, Nos. As and AZ, have been re-
ceived and put into commission by the
Ann Arbor They will be used on
through freight.
Fred Neumann returned from Chica-
60 Tuesday, while there he saw Prince
Henry of Prussia. Mr.. Neumann's son,
Herman, is expected here from Chicago
Sunday for visit.
A pile of burning rubbish in j. R.
Ketchum's back yard took the depart
ment on long run down Corunna
avenue Wednesday afternoon. An
alarm was turned in from box 81.
The crews of the new Ann Arbor
engines are Engineer William Farrell
and Fireman Thomas Maroney for No.
46, and Engineer J. G. Martin and
Fireman F. A. jackson, of No. AZ
Mr.. Elisha Hurrell, of Bennington,
and Miss Ruby Beach, of Sciota, were
married by Rev. Paul Desjardins on
Tuesday evening. The bride is the
adopted daughter of James Sanderson.
G.. T. Mason, administrator of the
estate of Mrs. j. T. Monkey, will sell at
the farm in Owosso township on Satur-
day, March 18th, the personal property
of the deceased, Sale begins at 1 o'clock
p. m.
While H. D. Lyon was east buying
goods this week, he had some exciting
experiences with floods along the Hud-
son near Albany, reaching home just "a
hours late owing to the irregularity of
the trains
The funeral of Mrs Enoch Haun
occurred Sunday afternoon from the
Comma avenue church. Deceased