The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-02-14
OWOSSO, FRIDAY, FEB. IA, 1902
LOCAL NEWS.

MISS 4udy SuuICi las Octu SptiluluS
the week in Ovid.
Mrs. G. B. McCaughna went to De-
troit today for visit.
Odell Chapman will go to Detroit to-
morrow on legal business.
Dr. and Mrs j. O. Parker are con-
fined to the house by illness.
Miss Glynn Williams is home from an
extended visit in Cheboygan.
Born, Monday, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Maroney, of Owosso township.
Mrss Edith Smith spent Sunday in
Bennington, with her sister, Mrs Chas
Johnson
Lincolns birthday, Wednesday, Feb
H. was observed in several grades of the
city schools.
A party of young people had sleigh
ride to Mrs. j. L. Olcott's, near Pitts
burg, Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Bancrofts Sunday school
class goes to the residence of Charles G.
Rowell, near Burton, tonight.
William McKendry, of Ionia, has
been visiting relatives in Owosso town
ship during a part of the week.
Judge S. F. Smith was at Chilson on
Wednesday to attend the fiftieth we'd
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Miller Beurman.
Fred Menhennick, who formerly
worked in the Estey factory in this city,
has returned to Owosso, and resumed
work for the same company.
Engineer Daniel Prendergast, of Du-
rand, was in the city Monday for short
time after having brought engine 26 to
the Owosso shops for repairs.
The mother of DR.. j. d. Crum is dead
at Paxton, Ills Owing to the grave
condition of patient, DR.. Crum cannot
get away to attend the funeral
Arthur Mason received bad cut on
his right temple Monday as a result of a
fall down the cellar steps at Detwiler's
grocery where he is clerking.
George B. Turner was adjudged in
sane in the probate court, Thursday
and was taken to Pontiac the same day
by his uncle, George H. Bedford
Miss Jane Bush, of Howell, and A
Riley Crittenden formerly also of that
place but now of Owosso, were married
in Howell Sunday. They will reside at
401 Ball street
Mrs. Frank Mack and Mrs. Fred Lewis
were elected delegate and alternate re-
spectively to the biennial review of the
Creative L. OF M. which will meet
in Marquette, in June.
George Jennings, baggageman at the
Ann Arbor station, has again been given
leave of absence to perform the duties
of shipping clerk at the Estey Manufac-
turing Company's plant during the bust
est part of the shipping season.
Hon. F. III. Watson will attend the
annual banquet of the Zach Chandler
Club Of Ingham county to be held at
Mason on the Goth. He is to be one of
the speakers of the evening and will talk
on the subject: "a few amendments to
State laws.
d. T. Covert has sold his place just
outside the city limits, on the corner of
Mulberry and North streets to j. Hank
ins who expects to move to this city in
the spring. Mr. Hawkins is the pro.
prietor of store at Ashley and the ele-
vator at Bannister.
Three Owosso boys will join the base.
ball squad in Ann Arbor this week to
try for places ON the Varsity ball team.
They are Roy d. Matthews, James Nc
Lean and Alvin Farnsworth The first
mentioned, who will try for the position
of catcher, came near making the team
last year.
Eugene Brewer has a good chance to
make the Varsity track team. The in
door meet with Illinois will take place
at Ann Arbor Feb. 90. An Ann Arbor
paper says: Snow, Robinson, and
Shorts, Brewer, Graver and Dunlap will
have an exciting contest in the shot-put.
Brewer Miller, Milo, White, Snow,
Armstrong and Clark will contest the
high jump.
The reports received from Washing
ton during the week indicate that the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Xii.
patrick is recovering from the severe at
tack of small pox from WHICH she has
been sick the past two weeks. Neither
Mr.. or Mrs Fitzpatrick have taken tho
disease. Mr. Fitzpatrick viii be released