The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-09-26


trimmer in Kenyon's millinery store.
Bernard Wilson is in charge of the
shoe stock at Johnson's department
store.
A. G. Frey and family are home from
a stay of several months at Grand
Haven.
James Yeats is home from stay OF
several months in the northern part OF
the state
Misses Anna Dudley and Bernice
Keller are attending Miss Leggett's
school at Detroit.
George M. Edwards has almost com.
pleted the Walker school at Flint The
roof is being put on.
] Mrs. Joseph Rose has been called to
Greenville by the illness of her sister,
Miss Beatrice Wieand.
John Carr, Jr., and sister, Miss Tina
Carr, are home from stay of several
weeks at Ottawa Beach.
Miss Ethel Rollison, of Rochester, N.
Y, will spend the winter with her sis
ter, Mrs. j. III. Webster.
| Rev. G. E. Benson, new pastor of the
Asbury M. E. church, is a brother of
Rev. w, w. Benson, of Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bell and son
have arrived safely at Queenstown on
their way to England for two months
stay.
On his return from Thompsonville
soon, Samuel Willis, of this city, will
bring a tame bear for the McCurdy
Park Zoo.
Mr.. Henry Rossman, an employee of
Sunnyside Greenhouses, and Miss
Augusta Berezlin were married last
week and are living ON North Washing
ton street.
Mrs. H. E. Southworth, who leaves
soon for Burlington, VT, where her hus-
band is located, was presented recent
ly, with fine cut-glass dish by her
neighbors.
The distinguishing mark of the boys
of the class of 'O5, O. Fl. S., is an old
style, flat-topped derby hat. All male
members of the class wear such hat to
school daily.
A report was spread Sunday that a
peanut slot-machine had been stolen
from the New National Office. Some of
the boarders had taken it up to the third
floor for joke.
The corn crop this year in many To-
calities, is greater than in years Will
liam Saver Jr, of Rush township, ex-
poets to harvest 1900 bushels from
seventeen acres.
George Erwin, lineman for the Union
Telephone Co., cut his hand very Sc
verely Tuesday by falling on sharp
knife. He was engaged in peeling the
bark from telephone poles
Ernest Hathaway, who went to North
Dakota some months ago, is married to
a widow who owns 600 acres of land.
The last wedding is Mr.. Hathaway's
third matrimonial venture.
Michael McEnrue, the Lennon man
who had already been convicted of
running blind tiger" was fined $75
on the second offense. Judge Smith
imposed the sentence Monday.
DR.. E T. Wilson has written G. l..
Taylor from his present location at
Puerto Princesa, Paragua, P. 1. The
doctors health is good the climate de-
lightful and his work not too hard.
The solos at the Baptist church, Sun
day morning. were the offertory solo,
Face to Face" by Johnson, sung by
Leslie Parker, and why Art Thou Cast
Down." Alfred Wooler, sung by Miss
Lyon.
DR.. Charles Shickle, who has seven
acres of sugar beets recently pulled
three whose combined weight was ten
pounds, eleven ounces. The largest
was eighteen inches in diameter, and
weighed four pounds and six ounces.
Postmaster Reed having resigned, the
post Office department has discontinued
the Office at Judd's Corners and mail
will hereafter go to Lennon. The rural
routes from Lennon and New Lothrop
serve all the territory adjacent to Judd's
Corners.
Abe and William Crawley, of Owosso
township are in Jail at Corunna, and
will be examined today before Justice
Mcbride for brutally assaulting William
Drebenstedt in a drunken row at
Matthew Drexler's, north of the city
Sunday.
Edward Mcdonald, of Owosso town
ship, picked up team to play base ball
at Garland the first of the week, and
succeeded in winning by score of 10 to
Is. George White and Fred Roy, of
this city, were the battery, and Frank
Jones played first base