The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-12-19
LOCAL EWS.

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Gaylord's jewelry store.
Samuel Kirk has entered the employ
of the Michigan Central.
E. H. Jacobs is district deputy for
Colfax Lodge l. o. o. F.
Thomas Phillips, Of Middlebury, has
moved his family to Owosso.
Joseph Riede, of Detroit, is c'erking
at Cudworth' dry goods store.
c. w. Hopkins has gone to Ohio and
Pennsylvania on business trip.
Mrs. Edward Townsend, East Main
street, is recovering after long illness.
Miss Anna Todd has been assisting
at G. S. Allison & Sons for few days.
Simon Vedder is no longer in the en-
ploy of the Twentieth Century Frater-
nifty.
Claud Rappleye is working with
Samuel Sweat in the latter's barber
shop.
w. A. Richardson has increased the
shelf space in his store by large addi-
lions.
Jacob Evans, of Portland. has been
called here by the illness of his son, ].
H. Evans
III. G. Doloff, agent for the National
Protective Society, now has offices with
G. w. Loring.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew jackson have
returned from Estey City, n. NJ, to
make their home in Owosso.
Jonas Neff expects to sell his farm
near Rosebush, Isabella Co., and T, turn
to Owosso to live.
Joseph Rundell, head miller at the
Owosso City Mills, has quit his job and
will buy and sell eggs.
VIM. E Gardner, formerly of this city,
has been elected Senior Deacon of the
Masonic Lodge at st Johns.
Misses Maize and Clara Byrnes enter
tanned at pedro Friday night. Misses
Eta Noonan and Nellie Lewis got the
prizes.
Mr. Fred Miller, of Bennington, and
Miss Elsie Brendahl, of Laingsburg,
were married Wednesday by Rev. J. P.
Warner.
Miss Ethel Fox is very i'll, and has
been compelled to give up her work
as operator for the Union Telephor Q
Company.
The Knights of Pythias gave a very
successful party at Castle Hall, Tuesday
evening, closing the series of three which
had been planned.
Mrs. E. T. Wilson and son Egerton
leave Dec. 90 for San Francisco, from
whence they sail for the Philippines to
join DIR. Wilson. He will meet them at
Manila.
A chimney on Mrs. NJ A. Buckminis-
ter's house, North Washington street,
= burned out Sunday evening. The fire
department was called out but no water
was thrown.
Geo. w. Cook, treasurer of Benning
ton township, will be at Pittsburg, Dec
27th, Bennington Dec 30th, Hartshorn's
store, Owosso, Jan Sd, Bennington Jan
10th, to receive taxes.
The semi annual meeting of the
Michigan Hay Dealers Association is tt
be held at Saginaw Dec. 30. Alber
Todd, of this city, will read paper OF
Local impection of hay at shipping
points"
M. V. B. Wixom, the Bancroft law
yer, who lost finger by having i
pinched off in Grand Trunk passengei
coach door at Durand, has offered t.
settle for $500. The company is willing
to pay 500.
The Woman's Relief Corps of Mich
gan has mentioned in general orders tn,
Owosso project to erect q monumen
over the grave of Nurse Ellen Ma,
Tower at Byron, and declares the Corp
is heartily in sympathy with the idea.
The two little children of Clerk an,
Mrs. John Y. Martin, of Corunna, pull
ed over the table on which stood light
ed lamp, last Friday evening. The.
would have been burned to death ha,
not Mrs. Martin smothered the flame
with rug.
VIM. Hamilton, of Bancroft, was serv
ing thirty days sentence in the Coun
ty Jail for drunkenness, A friend who's,
home is in Athica heard of Hamilton
plight and paid his fine, but Hamilto
was Immediately rearrested on a wal
rant charging him with using indecen
language, and will doubtless get anothe
term.