The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-10-17

The Federal Labor Union will meet
tonight and receive new members.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Travis have gone to
their new home in Napierville, Ills.
H. A. Warden has moved to Owosso
from Fenton, and is building house.
The fifth and sixth grades, Central,
will play foot ball Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Pulver have gone
to Shepherd to conduct general store.
A. E. Hartshorn has gone to Boston
and other parts of the east for a stay of
several weeks.
The Owosso City Mills Band furnished
music for a republican meeting at
Perry Monday.
l. d. Swarthout, three and one half
miles northwest of Laingsburg, has an
auction Oct. %.
Oliver d. Salisbury is publisher of the
Tribesman, five cent magazine devot-
ed to the study of the Indian.
| VAiolu rOA, du OWOoso Uoy, WIZ
has been at Sterling Ill, has gone to
San Francisco to work for the Standard
Oil Co.
Ainsworth & Hammer have moved
into their new offices and have improved
its surroundings by several loads of
gravel
Ensign T. d. Harris in letter to
Owosso friends, says he has been cruis-
ing on the U. 8. Cruiser Frolic in Philip
pine waters, about Cavite, for four
months.
Old rubbers and new rubbers can be
used at the Dorcas rummage sale in the
Burhan's building East Exchange street,
this week.
E. P. Vandewater, agent at Owosso
Junction, is in Chicago visiting his son
Roy L. G. Hoffman, of Bath, is doing
the work during Mr.. Vandewater's
absence.
, William Taylor, of West King street
is minus two fingers. They were lost
on saw at the Owosso Mfg. Coz plant
, recently.
The Pilgrim Club, at a recent meet
ing at o. L. Davis, appointed Rev. G.
H. Hanks, G. L. Taylor and G. b. Nc
, Caughna, committee to draft by laws
Mrs. Samuel Cooper and daughter
: Miss Bertha have moved here from
Finlay o., and are residing on Com
stock street. Mr. Cooper is working a
Dowagiac.
a William Rumsey Jr, had his skull
fractured in st. Johns recently, but i
able to work about. A heavy piece o
iron struck him while he was WORKING
: in foundry.
Arthur Let's will take the civil ser
vice examination at Detroit next week
Phil Shepard, also of the post offic
: force, has been examined for the rail
way mail service
! Harry Hanes, Of Hull, England, ha
left for Paris, Berlin, Hamburg, an
? | a
This return to headquarters in November
he may come home to Owosso for
d visit.
: Ex-Alderman Frank w. Smith II
= turned this week from hunting tri
to Saginaw, and says there are dozen
~ of violations of the fish law between s.
a Charles and Saginaw, as fish are col
" stantly being netted in the Shiawasset
:, Mrs. Matte Chapman, Miss Nelli
- Steggal, J. Q. Able and e. S. Richard
will attend the Grand Lodge meeting {
/ the l. o. o. F. at Port Huron, neg
y week, as delegates from the local Cd
II Fellow and Rebekah lodges
C. Mrs. G. d. Stewart and Mrs. w. I
Collins of the Current Topic Club, Mr.
If L. A. Hamblin and Mrs E. L. Deve
rs eaux, of the Woman's Club, have bee
he attending the Michigan Federatio
e. of Women's Clubs at Muskegon tn
N week.
N Mrs. George Carpenter and Mrs. j..
Hoyt entertained at four o'clock te
Friday at the latter's home. Mrs B.
;. Powers assisted the hostess in receivin
a and refreshments were served by Miss
NJ Name Hoyt, Nellie Carpenter, Blancl
n futile, Christine ellison, Alice Coope
% Anna Foess, Cora underwater, Haz
~ Jopling and Alice Hoyt. Miss Kanae
sang.
New Haven township has ordered
st $500 soldiers monument to be placed
th New Lothrop cemetery. 1t will be col
to pleted by May 1, 1908. The plans a
III for stone eight feet high, of Nilsson
n, red and Barre granite, the :coat of arr
d. to be craven on each face of the pede
TT tai. w. L. Parker, of Owosso, has Il
s. contract.
ty Blanche Eastman, daughter of MI
H. Burgess, 9OS George street, died
~ Los Angeles Oct. 6, of stomach troubl
80 aged al years. Deceased leaves a brot
= er, Clarence Burgess, of Owosso, al
q four sisters: Mrs. Bertha " Titan
"A and Mrs. F. Williams, of Owosso MI
A. s. Love. of Pioneer. Washingto