The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-09-05
Charles J. McNally continues. to i'm


Travis are at Lakeland.
Mrs. Myra Bunker, North Water St.,
has gone to Richmond, Ind.
j. H. Wood is janitor at the Emerson
during the illness of E. H. Jacobs.
The school census shows 1900 chill
dren of school age in this district.
Misses Mary and Nora Holleran are
home from stay in Louisville, Ky.
The o. L. l. Band is $95 80 ahead as a
result of the Queen of Labor Day con-
test.
Burt Grove and Henry Sherman are
hosts at dance at Wesener's hall to-
night.
Miss Etheleyn ellison is making long
trip to Grand Rapids and neighboring
cities.
The street cars carried the biggest
crowd in their history, Monday, 5000
people.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Brewster are the
parents of a ten pound boy, born We'd
nesday.
The Owosso Grays beat the clerks
base ball team, Wednesday, by a score
of II to 3.
G. B. Cook, of Willowdale farm, has
put in eight acres of strawberries for
next year.
Mrs. A. B. Crane and daughter, Miss
Nellie, are home from stay at Milwau-
kee and other places.
Master Glenn, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
A. Sutterby, was taken very i'll Tues
day with commissions.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Spangler have re-
turned home to Mitchell, S. D., after a
visit here and in Newburg.
J. A. Cooper recently sold the Johnson
department store, of West Main street,
an Acme cash carrier system.
Thomas Mears was Owosso circles
delegate to the district convention of the
Royal Circle at Flint this week.
S. B. Daboll, of ST. Johns, spent
short time in the city Tuesday en- route
to sBannister to lay out rural mail
route
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick has been en-
gagged by the school board to teach a
third eighth grade at the Central
building.
Elmer Whitman, we'll known here, is
drawing 5000 per year salary as az
sistant in prosthetic dentistry at the U.
of M. He has just been appointed.
Rev. j. Horsch, pastor of Salems
Lutheran church, preached the fiftieth
anniversary sermon for one of the
Lutheran churches in Saginaw, Sunday.
Henry Cunningham, of Antrim, lost
horse Monday night, and at last &C.
counts it had not been found. The
horse slipped it's halter at the Miller
House barn.
Irving Honecker, sixteen years old,
died Saturday night at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Honecker,
Antrim, of peritonitis. Interment took
place Tuesday at Perry.
Sheridan Keene, Detective, was pre-
scented at the opera house ON Wednes-
day evening by capable star and sup
fporting company. The attraction was
the best one seen here in months.
Not ten feet from the street car rails
on Corunna Ave, east of this city a
venturesome quail has built her nest,
and is sitting contentedly On dozen
eggs. The nest is at the foot of trolley
pole.
The Owosso Poultry Co., with twice
the capacity it formerly possessed, is to-
day buying more poultry than was
brought in heretofore during the holiday
rush season. Several new buildings,have
been put up lately.
1t has just transpired that Bueland
Moser, chef at Connors Cafe, and Miss
Nettie Fairman were married last July
at Detroit. Mr.. Moser's home is in Mt.
Clemens, but he has been in Owosso
about six months.
Josiah Hackett, of Corunna, is draw
ing pension of $12 per month, which
was granted him in 1864. This un-
doubtedly makes it the oldest operative
claim in Shiawassee county. He was
nineteen when the pension was granted.
} Mr.. Hayes Perrigo, of the firm of M.
4
Wood & Co., and Miss Anna Osmer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Os-
mer, Owosso township, were married by
Rev. c. II. Hanks on Tuesday evening,
leaving the same night on wedding
trip to Flint. They will reside at 215
North Cedar street.
Emery Post, son of o. G. Post, of
Owosso township, was taken to the
Pontiac asylum Thursday by Turnkey
Curtis. Owing to rule of the asylum's
that no patient can be admitted unless
a doctor certifes said patient has not
been exposed to small pox for three
weeks, Post was held at the county Jail