The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-02-07
OWOSSO, FRIDAY, FEB. Z, 1902
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
William Cady is home from Montana fer
few weeks.
r. b. Warren has accepted a position In
Elkhart, Ind.
Durand Knights of Pythias will build an
opera house.
A few inches of snow yesterday has made
fair sleighing.
Mrs. l.. p. Gould is home from an ex.
tended trip south.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ashford,
daughter, on Sunday.
The No-Name Assembly party tonight is
the last until after Lent.
John Squier has very sore eye, the re-
suit of an accidental knlfe-;hrust.
j. g. Edsall. formerly manager of the,
OwOsso Coal Co., has removed to Waters,
Mich.
Mr.. o. r. Webster has accepted the
appointment of adjutant of the Shiawassee
County Battalion.
During very cold day last week Owosso
! coal dealers sold 800 ton of coal and about
I 100 cord of wood.
! j. A. Armstrong and N. E. Mckenzie have
purchased summer cottage on Mullett
l. IKE, Topianbec.
Miss Compton has succeeded Mrs. Jane 8
Bartrem in the dressmaklng department at
ID. M. Christians.
Mrs. Percy Ashford, formerly OF Owosso.
is seriously i'll and said to be deranged at
her home in Kerby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Fl. McCurdy are
the happy parents of a nine pound girl,
born Saturday morning.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
T. Brown, North Chapman street, is recov-
ering from a severe ilness.
Mrs. Warren Perpont went to Battle
Creek Thursday morning for treatment.
DR.. Phippen accompanied her.
The Union Telephone Co. has placed five
telephones within the past week. Its force
|
Ann Arbor engine Al with a new tank
and otherwise repaired, left the shops Nor
day under the charge of G. f. Lovett.
Engineer Daniel Prendegast and Fireman
Arthur Ganzhorn brought Ann Arbor er.
CINE Az to the shops Wednesday for general
repair.
VIM. Sawyer, Jr., has received during
the week pair of fine Light Brahmas and
three Cornish Games to be added to his
flock of fine birds.
M. Derr, living south of Corunna, has
sold through l.. w. Hub bell, of Owosso, q
) we'll matched team of horses to the Bay
City fire department.
Mrs. James q. Mcintosh and sops,
James and Joseph, $50 East William {
street, have been called to Pontiac by the
SERIOUS illness of a relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Crosby. of Clarke-
TN, have purchased II. II. Frain's resi-
dence on Hickory street and will take
: possession about Marth first.
, As the result of a ticket-selling contest
3 for the lecture course, Company II and thu
0. l.. l. Band and their ladies will banque
at the armory next Tuesday.
. The Owosso Steam Dye Works, operated
. by. Mr.. and Mrs 7. b. Van Buren,, of Iona
will be open for business Monday in the
b Hiding at 200 South Washington street.
3 The Grouchy Club met with Mr.. ant
5 Mrs. joseph Hammell, E liot street, Tees
day night. Lewis Dlngler won first prize
handsome matchsafe. Allie Rourke woi
I the BOBBY prize.
. In shipment of California celery re
3 Gently received by b lnting & Fhlinger
th:re were some large punches, one single
: stalk weighing pound and four teeI
= ounces.
During the month of January ALDER
3 Todd & Company shipped 100 cars Of ba.
to dealers west and south. That means
Is payment of over fourteen thousand dolla.
]; to the farmers of Owosso and vicinity.
K. o. Dewey, Q. A. Byerly and G. w
a Jennings are the committee appointed I,
!; solicit funds to meet the expenses OF tn
}; County Association of Farmers Clubs meet
ing, which will be held Feb 1s and 10.
Charles Covert and Frank Trask, o
Owosso, have purchased Millard's baker
70 In Corunpa and will take charge March Isl
; Mr. Trask Is at present nightwatchman q
y the casket factory, has had seven years ez
u perience as baker aud will do that worh
y Mr.. Covert will manage the store.
r John Springer, OF Flint, James Barrett, {
IS Byron, and William Boyington of-Durant
:, the men who engineered the cock-fght {
, Bancroft last week, paid ten dollar fines
y Justice Mcbride at Corunne, and were n
. leased. Sheriff Gerow returned the gam
cocks which he captured to the men.