The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-12-05
Owosso, FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 1902,
LOCAL NEWS.

Elmer Washburn is working at the
power house.
Hon. w. r. Burt, of Saginaw, was in
the city yesterday.
Owosso Chapter No. 49, R. A. NJ,
will elect officers tonight.
The Kings Daughters met Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. d. HI. Lamb.
The Baptist rummage sale is being
held in the fourth ward voting booth
Fred OFT has sold his farm in New
Haven, and will buy one nearer Owosso.
Miss Helena Tick, Corunna Ave. has
accepted a position in the Press.Ameri-
can Office.
A. M. Gay burned his hand quite
severely, recently, while attending to
his furnace.
The local saloons were nearly all
closed on Monday, it being a. special
election day.
E E. Bentley has returned from a
long eastern trip for the Owosso Manu-
featuring Company.
Miss Alice King, formerly of the
Owosso Casket factory, is bookkeeper at
Legg's Poultry house.
The local drug stores will close, here
after, excepting on Monday and Satur-
day evening, at seven o'clock.
A. Steggal shipped large consign-
ment of the bob-sleighs he manufactures
to Hastings firm recently.
Mrs. Mary Carpenter has come to this
city from Byron to spend the winter
with her son, George Carpenter.
The Ann Arbor Railroad has a large
force of men at work on the sugar fac
tory site, grading for the side tracks.
James Coleman, of Ireland, who has
been a guest of his cousin, Mrs Floyd
Bloomer, has gone to Toledo to work.
Mr.. John Collard and Miss Maude
Erect were married Sunday morning by
Rev. G. FL. Hanks. They will reside
here.
The case of Joseph M. Story VS.. s. d.
Emery, begun in the circuit court for
SANDER has been amicably settled out OF
court.
Between November and Dec. 1, 1926
carcasses of deer were transferred by the
American Express Company at Owosso
Junction.
Mrs. Charles Maliskey was in New
Baltimore, this week, attending the gold
en- wedding of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Green.
p. E. Ebrenz, who was formerly in
the Office of the Owosso Carriage Com
pany, is now with the Derr Plow Com
pany, ST. Louis, Mo.
Oscar and Charles Shadbolt, of Owes
so, were hunting in Iron county this
season, and were two of a party OF four
which got twelve deer
Mrs. Winona Waters and Miss Lena
Gregory, Owosso ladies who have been
in Detroit for several months, have
gone to New York City.
Fred Ingersoll, of East Williams
street, who has been working for the
Ann Arbor at Durand, will return and
take up his former position in the shops
here.
At the meeting of the council on Mon
day evening, the committee on nuisances
declared that the Owosso Poultry Com.
pany's, plant is anuisance and must be
removed next season.
A collision between s. r. Hawkins,
who was riding his wheel on the walk,
and Mrs. G. G. Belden, Monday, result
ed in Mrs. Belden being knocked down
and slightly injured.
Mrs. May Cummiskey Bliss, of Sagi
nav, was in the city Sunday and or
ganized q branch of the Home ission
airy Society at the Asbury church and
branch Of the Gu 1er Circle
City Clerk Il ..rus has had book
typewriter ON & Il at his Office for sew
eral weeks, anu bill for $l75 for the
machine was presented to the Council
on Monday evening, but disallowed.
John G. Tawse, formerly machinis
at the Ann Arbor shops here, but nov
of Frankfort, was married Thanksgiv
ing morning to Miss Arma Faust, o
Ypsilanti- They spent few days here
before going on to Frankfort.
| Frank e. Talmadge, former residen
of Woodruff township, died at Ell Paso
Texas, ON the eth. aged "a years. III
resided in Lansing for number o
years and was at one time circuit cour
commissioner for the county.