The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-02-07

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business yesterday.
L. V, Curry spent yesterday in the city
with his son, l. g. Curry.
Owosso Chapter, No, 50. r. A. M holds
an important business meeting tonight.
Tie Congregational Social Union had a
delightful meeting with Mrs. l.. e. Wood
ard Tuesday afternoon.
The Middleton Cereal Co. has received
and filled large order for its goods to be
ipped to st. johns, Newfoundland.
Miss Katie Sco6eld, of North Hickory
street, who has been visiting friends In
Ovid this week, returns home this evening.
ToeOdore Laubengager, of Alpens, is in
the city today. He has purchased drug
stock at st. Charles and will take possession
next week.
Perry's fine new school house caught fire
yesterday morning FROM defective CRATE.
Tbs blszs was extinguished before doing
am damage.
TIE Dimmick building on West Ex-
change street, vacated by A. E butcher, Is
being tfloored. Joe Rose expects to &C.
cupy the building.
Hon. f. II. Watson, o. l.. Sprague, j. w.
Jordan and E o. Dewey expect to attend
the Lincoln club bar quet at Grand Rapids
on Wednesday next.
john Crowley, of Bennington, was roll
ing log on his farm Thursday when he
slipped and dislocated his right knee. DIR.
p. s. Wilson was called.
William johnson. son of Henry johnson
o. this city, Is in the hospital at Ashland,
VS., with badly crushed right hand. 1t
Is feared he will lose all his fingers.
DR.. Wm. JOpling attended the annusl
meeting of the State Veterinary NEEDLES |
Association held in Lansing this week. He
was elected member of the executive
committee.
Mr.. o. l.. Sprague received letter from
Cadet Harry Orr yesterday stating that he
had successfully passed the sem- annual
examination at the U. S. Naval Academy
a. Annapolis.
The funeral of Rev. John Leinage, of
New Haven. took place Monday at Rives
Junction. Deceased was Sc years old and
left wife and two children. He died of
consumption.
Miss Pearl Beebe. daughter of f..
Beebe. of Benton Harbor, and member of
the o. II. s. graduating class of 1901, was
married at Benton Harbor recently to Mr..
Morris Byrne.
II. w. COnklin and r. P. Bige0w have
formed a partnership and will act as agents
for the Northwestern Life ms. Co. in this
section OF the State. They have Offices owe
Hall Bros. store.
At the State association of county drain
commissioners, which closed Its annual
meeting at Lansing Wednesday, Charlie 8
w. Parker, of this city, was reelected
president treasurer.
T. b. Willoughby, OF West Main street,
received telegram Monday from Gaylord,
announcing that his wooden store building
and dwelling there had burned to the
ground. The loss is $1,000, with $500
insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto l.. Sprsgue returned
thursday morning from Erie, Pa, where
Mr.. Sprague attended the meeting of the
Grand Council, Knights of the Loyal Guard
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague saw Niagara Falls il
its winter garb on their return trip.
J G. A. Connor will make room to increas,
his wholesale ice cream business by ex
C, Ting the rear 80 feet under his stor,
building. He exps cts to be in better SHAPE
than ev, this year to meet the d. mands o.
/ b 5 large business.
E. X. Henderson expects to leave about
April 22l for San Francisco where h
t Will attend the international conven
ton of Foresters. There will be nine II
the Michigan party, and they will join
, special train at Chicago which takes then
direct to the coast.
r General z. T. Sweeney delivered /
Z lecture on "The Gol1en Age" the fourtl
( number in the Y. M. G. A. Course, at tn
D Congregational church Wednesday evening
1t was fine entertainment, and much er
joyed by an audience In the church, AM
| another in the city hospital, who heard |
, over the telephone.
g Mrs. Guy Howell, of Chesaning died |
, Saginaw hospital Tuesday morning
!, after having undergone three operations
D The remains were inferred at Oak Hi
: cemetery Thursday afternoon. Deceast
leaves husband and two daughters, Bea
q rice aged two, and Bernie aged five week:
a Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E Ellis
a live near Chesanlng.
J. Mr.. ID. B. Greer, rural mail carrier No.
y is dangerously sick at his home on Nor
d Hickory street. Mr.. Green was vaccinate
: a short time since and caught bad col
Q which set in to produce complications of
very serious nature, turning into pneum'
n mia. He also seems to be temperate
r partly paralyzed on the side on which
=. was vsccinated. At noon today his c0nd
?. ton was regarded as very grave. At 2:S