The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-10-03
1O7 N. Washington Street. Owosso.

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The Baptist Sunday school will OBJ
serve October 5th as Rally Sunday.
A son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Carruthers, of Newburg.
John Beach Tillotson, of New York
City, visited Owosso friends this week.
Mrs. Carrie Bradley is in st. Johns,
stenographer for Lyon & Moinette at
torneys
The First NJ. E. church pulpit was
filed Sunday morning by Rev. j. B.
Oliver, of Denton.
Miss Maud A. Baldwin, corner of Will
liams and Hickory streets, has been
quite sick for several days
Twenty couple of young people had
an enjoyable dancing party at Wesen-
er's hall, Friday evening
Rev. R. o. Cooper was in Lansing
this week attending the meeting of the
! Central Episcopal convention.
\ Rev. Frederick Strong conducted
services at Corunna Ave. Nj. E. church.
Sunday morning and evening.
The K. p have the thanks of the Dor
cas- Society for check for so which the
order recently sent the treasurer.
John Brown and Flora Haun, both of
Owosso, were married by Justice Nc
Bride in Corunna, Friday night.
Rev. Frank S. Lyon attended the
meeting of the County Sunday School
Union at Henderson, Wednesday.
Miss Alene, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. R. Doolittle, of Owosso, was married
in Chicago Sunday, to Ernest Russell
Jeffs.
Dennis Corcoran has moved from
New Haven to the Joseph Dench place,
which he recently purchased on Albert
street.
Several coils in the dynamo burned
out at the power house last week. The
city was in darkness for several hours
on account of it.
The Owosso football team was defeat
ed at Lansing, Saturday, by a score OF
% to 0. The Lansing team was heavier
and better trained.
The X. o. T. M. degree team Of this
city drilled in the Maccabee competition
at the state fair last Friday, but failed
to get one of the prizes.
The Knights of Pythias at their last
meeting donated so to the Dorcas
Home. Their generosity is worthy of
emulation by other orders.
Fred w. Green, an Owosso boy at
present trap drummer in the New Iowa
Theatre Davenport, Iowa, was married
Sept. 10 to Miss Maud ingalls,, of Chica
go.
Misses Ella Hanes, Flora Patterson,
Lena Dean, Lena Payne, Addie Royce
and Alta Snyder, have gone to the
Ypsilanti Normal to take up their school
work.
John Sullivan, the Chesaning man ar
rested for stealing Wellington Viii
liams' buggy, is in Jail at Corunna. He
will be examined Oct by Justice Nc
Caughna.
The annual roundup of the Eastern
Stars took place Tuesday afternoon ant
evening Five candidates were init
ated About one hundred sat down tC
an elegant banquet, over which George
B. McCaughna presided as toast master
At Monday evenings council meeting
A. Lee Williams filed protest against
the Stewart street DRAIN in behalf Of
H. n. and S. A. Williams, who owl
property which has been assessed. HI
declares the drain illegal on severa
counts. The protest was received ant
filed.
DR.. John Wesener, of Chicago, son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wesener, of Owosso
and Adolph Gehrman, another scientist
of the Columbian university, have dis
| covered a process to tougher paper by
the addition of certain chemicals, giving
| III UDTte VI lOuI UllllcS Ilt Oh ~ OiiS
inally possesses. The invention is sai'
to be of great value.
Two men who had somehow secured
the key of local saloon were mixing
cocktail in the bar-room at two o'clocl
i the other morning. The proprietor ha'
fallen asleep after closing his place a
ten o'clock, and revolver in hand, walk
, ed out on the surprised intruders
There were profuse apologies and ex
a plantations, and the key will not be USE
again.
Mail delivery on part of one of tn
rural routes running out OF the city ha
been cut out on account of the impass
{ able condition of the roads. There ar
several pathmasters about the count
, who are more than likely to find thei
e mail service stopped one of these day
q for the same reason. A few loads c
gravel before any more long or heav
; rains set in may save large amount Q
E annoyance to patrons and post office en-
ployees alike