The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-28

Inc university STUDENTS are NOME ior
Thanksgiving.
Roy Rear, Of Vernon is clerking at
Thome & Friesbie's.
The Dorcas board holds its regular
business meeting this afternoon.
CT. McNally is recovering after an
operation for abcess of the bowels.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Lottridge, northwest of the city, Sun
day.
L. V. Curry and family, of Fenton,
spent yesterday in this city with l. q.
Curry.
81 Clarence Miesen has gone to Hickory,
North Carolina, to work at his trade as
! a carver.
Major Paul M. Roth is home from a
stay of two years at Cape Nome and
in the Klondike.
The knights of Pythias had a special
meeting Wednesday evening and con-
ferred the first degree.
The Grand Trunk is replacing its sixr
ty pound steel rails with rails weighing
eighty pound to the foot.
Company H made ts,annual Thanks
giving offering to the Dorcas Home
Tuesday night. 1t was check for $25.
Mrs. G.. Fred Williams has returned
home to Cleveland, after three months
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H,
w. Parker.
Mr.. Edward Kline and Miss Ada
Schott, of Bennington, were married at
six o'clock Wednesday evening at the
brides home
The Owosso High School foot ball
team and the Dutchtown team played a
tie game, the score standing to D, last
Friday afternoon.
A chimney burning out at the Will
dermuth House on Tuesday evening
caused an alarm of fire to be turned in.
No damage was done.
Thanksgiving services were held yes
terday in Christian Science hall, the
Catholic church, the Episcopal church,
and the Disciple church.
Deputy Game Warden William X.
Brewster, of Durand, former OwossC
man. caught his foot under a root while
in the woods recently, and broke his
right toe.
j. HI. BRANDED, of the Owoss Boiler
Works. has received certificate show
ing him to be deputy president of the
Stationary Engineers Association Of
Michigan.
Mrs. Shultz, residing eight miles
north of town, is i'll at the home of FREQ
Shultz, North street. She was success
fully operated on Tuesday by Drs
Gooding and Knapp.
Farmer Youmans, of Bridgeport viii
; stretch his limbs today under a tabl,
grooming under its load of good things
and thank God it was no worse Sagi
nav Courier Herald.
Mrs., Callard, who resides at the cor
ner of Main and Elm streets wa
knocked down and quite badly injured
Recently, by an unknown wheelmal
who was riding on the walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Allison entertained
Albert Todd and L. E. Gould and fam
lies, MIR. and Mrs. l.. B. Allison ant
Mr.. and and Mrs c. d. Stewart, a
Thanksgiving dinner Yesterday.
In the case of Delos Curtis VS.. tn
Burton Creamery Co., plaintiff wa
given a verdict of $9s.72 in Justice Nc
, Caughnas court last week. Verde
was awarded for work and labor.
| George LaClear, porter at the New
National was badly cut on the face re
Gently by rolling off a table and striking
, an iron cuspidor DR.. j. O. Parke
+ closed the wound with seven stitches.
7 William Mcdaniel, scotch ba
piper, was arrested Saturday evening
, for drunkenness, and Justice Walls
! gave him twenty days in the count
: Jail. Mcdaniel is an expert bag-pipei
Charles Yates, formerly superintend
ent of the power house here, is nov
! chief engineer of the Great Norther
l Portland Cement factory at Baldwin
and has several monster engines an
: electrical machines under his charge.
Ebert Hubbard, who spoke here i
Y the Peoples Lecture Course last wee
t on THE Work of The Royorofters," ha
. invited Revs. F. S. Lyon and G. Il
!, Hanks to address the Roycrofters q
East Aurora, N Y. Mr. Hanks has az
" copied the invitation.
IS The annual report of the auditor {
It the Post Office Department for the yea
o ending June Both, 1902, shows the gro,
n receipts of the Owosso post Office I
have been 500, 549.13, and the net r
e ceipts IS. 25S02. The main items of e,
d pense were "a, 365.22 for clerk hire an
n sc, 1854. 90 for free delivery service.
2. Burt Holmes has begun suit for 81 on
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