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

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Fordneys Office in s Saginaw most of the
week.
Mrs. j. d.. Crum and Mrs E. e.
Bentley entertained one hundred lady
friends at five O'Clock tea at the home
of Mrs. Bentley, Wednesday afternoon.
The house was prettily decorated. The
young ladies who served were Misses
Pauline Crum, Clara Witt, Arizona
Wimple, Ethel Hunt, Grace Amos,
Irma Brewer, Florence Upham, and
Nellie Allison.
Commission dealers in Seattle, st.
Paul, Dallas, New York City and other
places are besieging the Vigor-O Health
Food Co. for opportunities to sell its
output. The company will have the
old brewery building ON Corunna
avenue examined, and if safe it will be
used as power house.
County Clerk John Y. Martin is in
dexing the names of those who have re-
ceived naturalization papers from the
Shiawassee circuit court. The first so
naturalized was Ludwig Sohl, and it
took place 81 years ago when Judge
Josiah Turner was on the bench.
Among those who attended the
Spanish-American veterans reunion
this week at Detroit were George Baker,
OF Belding, w. T. Beers, of Ionia, and
Barney Gabriel, of Saginaw, all former
members of Company G. 33rd Michigan.
An extra express man and an extra
car have been put on the south bound
Ann Arbor morning passenger The big
volume of peaches and immense quaint
ties of chickens for the Owosso Poultry
Co., caused the change
Charles Covert, of this city, has re-
turned from the far west, and is now at
Niles Center, Ills, working for green.
house company. He stepped on rusty
nail recently, and is laid up in conse-
quence.
M. G.. Whited has resigned his posi-
ton as banker of Owosso Camp No. 1908,
N. W. A. He leaves for the state of
Washington in October.
The Morrice Canning factory, of
which Patrick Jordan is president, and
Earl L. Ram secretary and treasurer,
represents capitol of $4,000, has
capacity of 1000 gallons of apples daily,
and sends its trademark, "Shiawassee
Chief" all over the United States
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Fowler have re-
turned from Buffalo, having spent the
summer near that city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Stevens, who went east with
them, will remain at Pittsburg this
winter.
Herbert Dove, of Company B, 33rd
Michigan Volunteers, Alpena, is in the
employ of the Lansing Sugar Co., and
pays frequent visits to Owosso in caring
for the crop. He is known to all Owes
so Spanish American veterans.
The Union Telephone Co. now has
long distance connection with num-
Der of points in Oakland county.
The lines have just been extended from
Owosso. The places now placed in tele-
phonic communication are Pontiac, Ok
ford, Orion, Holly, Clarkson, Water
ford, Drayton Plains, Springfield, Lin
den, Fenton, Coles Station and Davis
burg.
The Ovid ball team was defeated at
Ionia, Friday, by score of to in a
ten innings game.
Mr.. William Ridsdale and Miss Hettie
Pitcher, both of Laingsburg, were
by Rev. J. P. Warner on We'd
nesday evening at the. parsonage Mr..
Ridsale, who is Laingsburg imple-
ment dealer, is a great-great- great
grandson of Aaron Burr.
Harry Sherman, of Howell, clarinet
player, Otta Schmidt, trombone, and
Charles Storm, clarinet, both of Wood
stock, are the latest musicians to join
the O. L. l. Band. Frank Z. Case, of
Ann Arbor, may return to Owosso and
rejoin the band.
For something good, try Mrs. Austins>
famous Pancake Flour, ready in jiffy.
Your grocer has it on hand.
Following is the list of advertised let
;ers at the Owosso post office for the
week ending Saturday, Sept. 20, 1902:
Cora Buck, Miss Ida Corl, Jos. Graham,
Mrs. Eft Gray, E. Hyde, G. w. Jason,
Mrs. Hat Jennings, Kittie M. Keefe, N.
little, Mrs. Geo, Monroe, Mr.. Frank
Parker, Mrs. Julie Satell, Mrs. Ellie
smith, Mrs. Eugene Walworth, Miss
era Wolfram (2).
These crispy mornings Mrs. Austin's
Flour tastes delicious. Ready !
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