The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-10-03


Michael H. Griffith has gone west to
do railroad work.
H. c. Doloff is agent for the National
Protective Society in this district
Mrs. G. A.. Hubbard, of Rochester,
Mich, is guest at H. w. Mann's.
B. E. Gray, of Dudley's plant, is in
Fowlerville for ten days vaca ton.
Corunna common council has auth
orized the purchase of a new hose cart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beuland Moser are back
from a two weeks stay at Mt. Clemens.
{. S. n. Davis will move into house on
Stewart street, which he recently pur-
chased.
Brigadier General Cox, of the Saliva
ton Army will speak in the Baptist
church Sunday evening.
The sum of 5000 was deposited by
the school children in. the Citizens
Savings Bank last week.
Mrs. Moses Keyte and Mrs. George S.
Kinney and son are home from several
weeks stay in California.
Thomas Hagen has received word OF
the death of his uncle, Clarence Tice, a
| well-known Ann Arbor man.
H. B. Sturtevant is moving into the
| Albert West house on Oliver street
which he recently purchased.
Charles Smith, of Neenah, Wis, has
rented the H. E. Southworth place on
| West Oliver street, and moved in.
| John Brooks, of Detwiler 81 Sons,
was in Park Hill, Ont, this week, at
tending the golden wedding of an uncle
and aunt.
The house occupied by William Led
better and his sister, Miss Fannie, was
partially destroyed by fire Sunday night
Loss about 5000.
| Mrs. Tod Kincaid and Miss Alice Nc
Hardy, who have been touring Europe
have been in England this week. They
will reach New York Oct. 5.
Deal Bros. have the thanks of Owosso
Lodge No 81 F. q A. M. for Towering
plants loaned to the lodge rooms on the
occasion of outside lodges visiting here.
The subjects of Rev. Frank S. Lyons
sermons at the Baptist church, Sunday
were Help from the Mountains and
HE Stops to Conquer" In the after
noon he preached in the Maple River
church.
Van Ranst Pond was in the city last
week and removed his household goods
to Detroit Mrs. Pond has returned
from the east and joined him there.
Mr.. Pond is Private Secretary to Pension
Agent o. A. James.
In speaking of the K. o. 7. M. parade
at the state fair, the Pontiac Press says
Owosso tent was given the second place
in line They were headed by the de-
gree team, which presented an excellent
appearance in their full regalia.
The Green Mountain Club, consisting
of the following employees of the Rob
bins Table factory, camped part of the
week at Linden: Newton l.. and w. j.
Boyce, Joseph Hammel, August Smith,
Edward Case, j. d. Priest, Jr., and
George Taylor.
William Crawley pleaded guilty il
Corunna Saturday to chewing William
Drebenstedt's ear and was fined $40 will
an alternative of ninety days in the
county jail. His brother David, who
took less part in the assault, got $50 OF
thirty days. Both stayed in jail
! Ex-Mayor S. D. Emery, of the Owossc
Poultry Co., has been notified by letter
from Chesaning that his room is more tt
be desired in our neighboring village
} Mr.. Emery has been attracting too mucl
trade Owosso-way by outdistancins
competition in the purchase of poultry
Mrs L. L. Emmons, mother of Mrs
John Gilmore, of Caledonia, died at tht
home of her son at Whitmore, Ioscc
county, Sunday, of dropsical trouble
Deceased was 70 years of age and hat
resided in this county thirty years. In
ternment took place Tuesday at New
burg cemetery.
The Genesee Association of Congre
gational churches met in this city Wed
} nesday, and adopted appropriate resolu
tions on the death of Rev. NJ M. Martin
of Ovid, pastor of the Congregations
church there. Rev. G. II. Hanks acte'
as moderator, and Rev. W. G. Allen, o
Laingsburg, as scribe.
Miss Bertha Sturtevant, daughter 0
William Sturtevant, of this city, wa
married Tuesday to Frank Ellis a
Springfield, Ills Mr. Ellis formerl
worked for August Wesener in this city
His home is in Ypsilanti. Mr.. and Mrs
Ellis will live in Springfield, where MI
| Ellis is employed in a large shoe store
| A man found dead at Durand, Satur
( day, with whiskey and morphine beside
him, has turned out to be farme
t named Dickerson, residing north of ST
Johns. Dickerson sold several hogs an
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