The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-02-28
OWOSSO, FRIDAY, FEB. 90, 100
LOCAL NEWS.

M. Schulein has returned from New
York City.
William Forshee, of Detroit, is new
baker at Sloans bakery.
Geo. M. Dewey was home from Ian
sing Saturday and Sunday.
The Asbury congregation is fitting
its church with new oak seats.
Mrs. Howard Bowman and son, of
Detroit, are visiting at Floyd Boomers
Roy Denyes had three fingers of his
left hand cut at Estey Factory B, Tues
day.
Barclay Lawrence went to Toledo
yesterday for a short visit with his
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sullivan have
gone to housekeeping in the Adam
Deckert house.
John Cracked has accepted a position
with the Michigan Central as switch
man at Bay City.
Mrs. A. U. Angevine has gone to
Saginaw, where she will make her home
with her son Earl.
Miss Minnie Eggert has returned from
Elmore, o., to take up her tailoring
work at E. H. Green's.
c. P. Reynolds, with the Drover's
Journal of Chicago, spent Sunday with
his parents at Maple River
Miss Allie Eaton, who recently re-
signed her position with D. NJ. Christian
is attending school in Detroit.
Thomas Lowrey, formerly of Owosso
has been promoted to freight con-
ductorship on the Ann Arbor.
The Owosso Casket Co. has had its
spring styles in baskets photographed
McLean's studio did the work
The state military board will select a
design this week for State medal for
Spanish war veterans
Mrs. Thomas Jones, of Owosso, was
recently successfully operated on in
Harper Hospital, Detroit, and will soon
be home.
Mr.. Herman G. Haverkamp, of Owes
so, and Miss Daphue Criger of Cheboy-
gan, were married Monday evening by
Rev. j. p Warner.
The Royal Arcanum, now about 80
strong, will be organized Thursday,
March 9th, in this city, by Deputy Epp
Matteson, of Ann Arbor
A. S. Hewes is home from an ex-
tended stay in Deckerville, where he did
work on the new school building for the
Owosso Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Mrs. George Hansman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gerteis and Miss Emma Gerteis
were up from Detroit this week to attend
Mrs Caroline Gerteis' funeral
A. E. Clough, of Caro-, father of
Harry and Roy Clough, has purchased
Mrs. A. E. Stevens house on John
street. He will move here April 1st.
Fred MINIS. of Ypsilants, is the new
manager of Kings shoe store, Mr.. and
Mrs J. E. Nolan having gone to
Rochester to open store for themselves.
Delano E. Burbank has returned home
after three years in the sea cost artillery
Honolulu. Ho will endeavor to be ap-
pointed military instructor at the NJ. A.
&c.
J. L. Palmer South Chapman street,
takes his walk on -cIutches this week.
He crushed his foot at the Ann Arbor
shops by dropping heavy piece Of iron
upon it.
The pupils of Miss Ivah Peterson gave
musical at her home, Wednesday
evening, to their parents and other
friends. Twenty-four of the pupils
took part.
F. J. Weber has received the Elks
banquet dishes, and they are on exhibi'
ton at his store. The set has 749 pieces,
and each article has the Elk's head
stamped on it in royal purple.
Glenn Blair will begin delivering mail
ON rural route number two tomorrow
until carrier is appointed. Will
Green, the substitute for the route, will
leave in few days for Detroit where he
expects to work at his trade as a painter
during the summer
Mrs. G. G. Champion, writing home
from jacksonville, Fla, under date OF
Feb. IS. enclosed few flowers picked
from the garden. PeachItrees are in
full bloom she says and the gardens
afford every thing in the line of early
vegetables. The warm weather is doing
much for Mrs. Church's general health,