The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-10-24
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Louis Deal is working at the Grand
Trunk dispatcher's office in Durand.
Merrill e. Burbank, local hay pressers,
have gone to Livingston county to do
big job.
Charles Stone is seriously i'll as the
result of another attack of bleeding at
the nose.
Albert Evans, of Mulberry street, has
purchased coal, wood and ice. business
in Durand.
Irving Woodin entertained friends
Monday evening in honor of his four
teenth birthday.
Captain G. w. Stewart and family,
Of the Salvation Army, are spending
the week in Bay City.
Charles E. Pierce fell over chair at
the Y Nj. G. A. rooms Tuesday evening,
and broke his right arm.
Miss Daisy Cushing entertained the
Ideal Club at her home on East Mason
street, Thursday evening.
Mrs. F. E. Janette and children, of
Detroit, will spend the winter at N.
Janette's, north Howell street.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas M. Campbell, of Laingsburg,
formerly of Owosso, Saturday.
The steeple of the German Lutheran
church was struck by lighting Wednes-
day AFTERNOON and slightly damaged.
G. w. Sackrider, whose family re-
sides in this city, is the democratic can
didate for sheriff in Roscommon county.
Mr.. John WEIGH and Miss Alice Con
nelly, of New Haven, were married at
st. Pauls Catholic church, Wednesday
morning, by FIR. P. J. Slane.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Parker, parents of
DR.. j. o. Parker will move here from
Saginaw about Nov. 1, occupying one
of the West terraces ON Adams street.
William Beresford, Jr., banquetted
several friends at the Exchange hotel
Saturday evening, in honor of w. L..
Fauser, who soon leaves for his new
home in Minneapolis.
Company H has divided into two
teams, captained by George Hunt and
and Glenn Angevine, and is selling
tickets for its lecture course. A banquet
will mark the close of the contest.
Alonzo Buell., an old soldier employed
in John Hildebrant's mill at Fergus, got
his left hand against buzz saw, Tues
day, and lost it. Buell. fought all
through the civil war and never was
wounded.
Henry Spices, clerk in HiDbard's
store, at Bennington, was thrown by the
rearing of his horse, Tuesday, and bad
ly cut about his head He was driven
to his home by Cass Baldwin, and at
tended by DR.. Roach.
A call for patriotic mass meeting
which was held in the spring of 1851, is
on exhibition at Collins drug store
The call is signed by John n. Ingersoll
B. o. Williams and M. w. Quacken
bush. 1t belongs to Quackenbush Post
The examination of John Sullivan, of
Chesaning, for stealing Wellington
| Williams buggy was conducted in Jus
tice McCaughna's court Tuesday, and
was continued until next Thursday
Young Sullivan, who was his own at
torney, will undoubtedly be bound over
The council voted on Monday evening
to open Division street across the Crane
Trunk track to Maple Ridge Park
The work would cost $4,000, and yer,
few families would be benefited. Wig
ORC Health Food Company had aske'
the City's permission to occupy the emf
of the street with building.
There were two attempts made OF
Saturday evening to burn the Beeb
block, oily waste having been thrust in
to a lean-to south of w. s. Beebe's gal
lery, and ignited on some shingles eac
time. The fire bug who did it escapes
detection apparently by his very bold
ness. Both fires were extinguishe
without damage.
; The two prominent poultry shows Q
, the state, the Detroit show and tn
state associations exhibit, have com
bined and will hold their annual even
at Detroit the second week in January
w. s. Beebe, Frank Davidson, Wm
Saver, Jr., Victor Josenhans J. A
Armstrong and Geo. Hunt, of Owossc
will exhibit.
J The Woman's Club and Curren
Topic club, about sixty ladies in al
gave Mrs L. Z. Gould, the newly elect
ed president of the State Federation G
Woman's Clubs, a reception at the HON
of Mrs. c., S. Williams, Monday after
noon. Mrs. Gould, Mrs. Williams, tn
president of the Woman's club, Mis-
Rigley, and Of the Current Topic Clul
/ Mrs. L. L. Dudley, received Mise
Maude Gale, Glynn Williams, Ann
Todd and Nellie Allison served refresl
nents.